The Bishop

The Tillers have been thumping their own distinctive sound of string band style folk music for over a decade, riding it all over the country and across the sea. Four studio albums and one live record have won them praise as modern folk storytellers of the national soundscape. Learn more

Come out to The Bishop to enjoy New York indie-pop artist Yoke Lore! This event is open to all 18+. Learn more

Faye Webster will perform live at The Bishop. This event is open to all 18+. Learn more

Spirit of the Beehive have scooped and warped the best traits of various time periods of underground alternative and indie rock over the course of their 5-year career. From the post-punk and heavy shoegaze elements of 2014’s self-titled LP, to the massively overdriven guitar tones and... Learn more

Come out to see The Japanese House, solo project by Amber Bain, perform live at The Bishop! This event is open to all 18+. Learn more

With his sophomore album we come alive. on the horizon, Detroit-bred singer/songwriter/producer ayokay offers a colorful introduction into a world of his own through his glossy, escapist electro-pop. Citing inspirations such as Death Cab For Cutie, The 1975, and Passion Pit, he is giving a new... Learn more

Devon Welsh is a Montreal-based singer, songwriter, and artist. He released two critically acclaimed albums as the frontman of Majical Cloudz, an electronic duo whose intense and innovative music combined aspects of poetry, hardcore, minimalism, and folk. Appearing as part of a limited... Learn more

Come out and enjoy girl group Chastity Belt perform at The Bishop! This event is open to all 18+. Learn more

Australian songwriter and performer Alex Cameron will perform at The Bishop. This event is open to all 18+. Learn more

Pervading Folick’s distilled, haunting, and emotionally immediate first two EP’s -- Strange Darling (2015) and Give It To Me (2017) -- is a sense of deep empathy and desire for connection, but also a tendency toward solitude. Perhaps these themes can be traced to her upbringing in the Jōdo... Learn more

Stevenson builds on her own private worlds with choruses of multi-tracked voices, swarms of cellos, French horns and violins; orchestration that blooms and swells throughout each intimate performance. Exploring thematic ideas of distance and misconnection; worlds pulling apart, aching... Learn more