Humble Home played Musica in Akron April 26 alongside internationally touring act The Lupine Chorale Society Under the Direction of Adam Arcuragi and Chicago-original Cameron McGill and What Army.
The show was a jubilee of fine American indie-folk, pulling in a good-sized crowd for an early weeknight performance. Each artists’ songs addressed variations of human emotion on stage; off stage there was an air of camaraderie and excitement to be joined for the occasion.
If you missed the show, check out this 13-minute video for a taste of the night. Starting with Adam Arcuragi's Springsteen-esque energy and vocals as the band performs "Broken Throat," the video transitions into Humble Home intoning "Wallpaper" and ends with a solemn acoustic performance by Cameron McGill.
Editor’s note: The Lupine Chorale Society Under the Direction of Adam Arcuragi commonly also goes by Adam Arcuragi & The Lupine Chorale Society.
Article written by Priscilla Tasker, editor and creator of The Rhythm Report
Video filmed and edited by Priscilla Tasker, De los angeles Productions
Video filmed and edited by Priscilla Tasker, De los angeles Productions
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