Jeffrey Lewis & the Voltage

Jeffrey Lewis is an American singer-songwriter known for his anti-folk style, blending rock and indie influences with sharp, often humorous lyrics. Born in 1975, he has carved out a niche not only in music but also as a comic book artist. Lewis is particularly recognized for his storytelling abilities, which shine through in his songs like "The Last Time I Did Acid I Went Insane" and "Cult Boyfriend." His discography includes notable albums such as "The Last Time I Did Acid I Went Insane" (2003) and "A Turn in the Dream-Songs" (2015), showcasing his unique approach to songwriting and illustration.

Performing at Bottom of the Hill, a legendary indie rock venue in Potrero Hill, is a fitting setting for Lewis. With a capacity of 300, the intimate space allows for a close connection between the artist and audience, enhancing the storytelling aspect of his performances. Expect a night filled with engaging narratives and a relaxed atmosphere that reflects the essence of his music.