“Undeniably excellent.” — Paste Magazine

Sophie Allison, a.k.a. Soccer Mommy, makes pop-inflected indie rock with “one ear on the sounds of the early 2000s and the other warped toward the future” (NPR). Her new album, Sometimes, Forever—set to drop on June 24—is her first produced by Oneohtrix Point Never’s Daniel Lopatin. Allison’s visceral lyricism remains along with bubblegum hooks and addictive melodies, the energy turned up and tightened for an album “as bombastic as the ones that first fueled her nostalgic ’90s alt-rock dreams” (Pitchfork).

New York indie rock band Lightning Bug warms things up with their lush soundscapes and intimate lyrics.

Make a Plan

• All attendees 5 and up must provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination at entry (accompanied by a photo ID for visitors over 18). Read our COVID-19 FAQ here.
• This performance is standing room only and will take place inside MASS MoCA’s Hunter Center. All sales are final; no refunds or exchanges.
• Preferred ticket holders have access to a gated standing room section close to the stage and receive museum admission on the day of or day after the show.
• No outside food or beverages will be allowed in the venue during the event. Food and drinks are available for purchase during the show.
• This performance is standing-room-only. For ADA accommodations, please contact the Box Office at (413) 662-2111 x8121 or email boxoffice@massmoca.org.
• Please note, museum admission is not included with your event ticket unless indicated. Purchase museum admission here.
• By purchasing a ticket to join MASS MoCA’s visitors, staff, and artists on the museum campus, you agree to follow a Courtesy Code, detailed here. Our full COVID FAQ is here.

Planning on dinner before the show? Check out restaurants in downtown North Adams or find a nosh right here on campus: Bright Ideas Brewing, Door Prize, or Lickety Split Cafe. A full bar serves Bright Idea Brewing beers and Berkshire Mountain Distillery spirits.

Photo by Sophie Hur