Alela Diane and the Hackles at the House of Music

The Portland singer-songwriter plays Hungary for the first time, with songs from her seventh album under her own name alongside the older ones. The Hackles open.

About the event

Alela Diane came up in the contemporary folk scene of the early 2000s with The Pirate's Gospel, was pushed onto the stage by Joanna Newsom, and sang in the duo Headless Heroes alongside her solo records. Her songs have turned up in The Walking Dead and on tribute albums to Queens of the Stone Age and Townes Van Zandt. The new record, Who's Keeping Time?, was written in the attic of a nineteenth-century house and recorded live with the musicians around her, in the wake of the folk singer Michael Hurley's death. She sings and plays guitar, with bass and drums behind her. The Hackles, a guitar and bass duo, play the first set. Seated, in the concert hall.

Dates and times

• Tuesday 17 Novemberfrom 19:30, doors at 19:00

Getting there