Hiding Places, Liz Uninvited, Wedding

On April 13, 2026 at Monarch Tavern in Toronto, Hiding Places bring their New York‑via‑North Carolina indie rock to the stage with a focus on close listening and shared momentum. Live, the quartet leans into steady, interlocked rhythms and bittersweet vocal lines that draw attention even in loud rooms. They play like a single organism: if the tempo shifts, they ride it; if one instrument rises, the others rebalance. The result is a set that breathes, stays tight, and lets textures bloom without losing pulse. Liz Uninvited and Wedding round out the bill.

Hiding Places formed around a college radio booth at UNC Chapel Hill, and that listening culture still shapes their writing. Songwriters and guitarists Audrey Keelin and Nicholas Byrne trade lead vocals, turning the show into a back‑and‑forth with space for detail and quiet. Drummer Henry Cutting and bassist‑producer Michael Matsakis anchor the songs with a warm, grounded groove. Their palette threads collage‑minded indie rock, unhurried slowcore, riff‑driven storytelling and a touch of analog hiss—lines running between Yo La Tengo, The New Year, Drive‑By Truckers and The Microphones—while keeping their own forward motion.