About this Event
Multi-award-winning independent artists and cultural ambassadors Jeneda and
Clayson Benally deliver a powerful, genre-defying sound rooted in their Navajo
heritage. With just bass, drums, and vocals, this sibling duo blends traditional
Navajo music, folk, world, and post-punk energy to create a unique musical
experience that inspires audiences worldwide. Sihasin (pronounced See-ha-sin),
meaning hope in Navajo, was formed following their internationally acclaimed band
Blackfire. Raised amid forced relocation, sacred site desecration, and human rights struggles on the Navajo Nation, Jeneda and Clayson channel these experiences into music that empowers, heals, and advocates for justice.
Sihasin’s music embodies hope, resilience, and a strong cultural foundation. In
Diné (Navajo) tradition, music is a tool for healing and unity; Sihasin continues this
tradition by inspiring listeners to rise up, speak out, and create positive change.
“Every second they were on stage, the stage was on fire.” -The Huffington Post
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Coconino Center for the Arts, 2300 N Fort Valley Rd, Flagstaff, United States
USD 26.38 to USD 31.72
