Slow Pulp

Slow Pulp at Saint Andrews Hall - Detroit

A voice that hits the heartbreak and the hope at the same time. Slow Pulp brings its Chicago indie rock to Saint Andrews Hall in Detroit on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, at 7:00 PM, delivering the sound that has drawn followers through three albums and a steady evolution.

Emily Massey's singing and guitar anchor the quartet alongside Henry Stoehr, Alex Leeds and Teddy Mathews. The Madison-origin group now calls Chicago home, building songs influenced by 1990s alternative rock and 2000s indie that balance power-pop brightness with the kind of acoustic vulnerability that makes a lyric linger. Melodie is the current chapter, but longtime listeners also carry Moveys and Yard into the room. Enjoy the chance to hear the progression, to let a melody catch you, and to indulge your taste for indie guitar music that refuses to choose between energy and intimacy.

The live draw is the combination: Massey's voice, the interplay of a four-piece that has spent years refining its approach, and the chance to watch musicians who know how to let a song breathe. Bring someone who hears the appeal in indie rock that feels both immediate and thoughtful, who wants an evening built around the stage and the setlist with no distractions competing for attention.

Make plans for November 17 with a fellow fan. Find tickets for Slow Pulp at Saint Andrews Hall and book a Detroit concert date to look forward to together.