Fenne Lily brings Win Win to a 120-person room at the Warhol

The songwriter's first Pittsburgh show since 2024 is an intimate Sunday night at The Andy Warhol Museum on April 11, 2027, behind her new Nettwerk album.

There won't be many people in the room. Fenne Lily plays The Andy Warhol Museum on Sunday, April 11, 2027, at 7 p.m., in a space that holds about 120. Tickets are through the Warhol.

Her last Pittsburgh show was Feb. 15, 2024, at City Winery, on the tour behind her previous record. This one comes after a label change and a new album, and in a room a fraction of the size.

That album is Win Win, which came out Oct. 23 on Nettwerk Music Group. It's her fourth album and her first for Nettwerk, as Alternative Press and Northern Transmissions reported, following a run on Dead Oceans. She led with the single "Uh Huh," and over the summer shared "Sleeping," which Stereogum framed as the next look at the follow-up to Big Picture. Later came "Stranger Things," also via Stereogum.

The Dead Oceans years are the ones most American listeners know. She signed to the label with the single "Hypochondriac," per DIY, and released BREACH in 2020 and Big Picture in 2023. For Big Picture she announced a co-headlining tour with Christian Lee Hutson, as BrooklynVegan reported, and Under the Radar covered the single "Lights Light Up" that came with that announcement. The 2024 City Winery date belongs to that era.

In a room this small, there's nowhere for a quiet song to hide.

Which is what makes the Warhol booking interesting. Fenne Lily's songs are built on small details and a voice that doesn't need to push, and in a room this small there's nowhere for a quiet song to hide. A museum show on a Sunday night is the opposite of a club date. You'll hear every word, and so will she.

Win Win will be almost six months old by April, long enough for the songs to have found their shape on the road and for anyone who missed the release to catch up. If you only know the Big Picture songs, now is a good time to put the new record on.

The obvious warning applies: 120 tickets is not a lot. This is the kind of show that sells out quietly, without much noise, to the people who were paying attention. The listing is on JamBase.

Two years between Pittsburgh visits isn't long, but the size of the room makes this one feel different. Get the ticket while there are still some to get.

Sources: Alternative Press: Fenne Lily announces new album Win Win (altpress.com); Northern Transmissions: Fenne Lily returns with Uh Huh (northerntransmissions.com); Stereogum: Fenne Lily - Sleeping (stereogum.com); Stereogum: Fenne Lily - Stranger Things (stereogum.com); DIY: Fenne Lily signs to Dead Oceans, hear Hypochondriac (diymag.com); BrooklynVegan: Fenne Lily announces new LP, co-headlining tour with Christian Lee Hutson (brooklynvegan.com); Under the Radar: Fenne Lily announces new album and tour (undertheradarmag.com); Fenne Lily - Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org); The Andy Warhol Museum (warhol.org); JamBase listing (jambase.com)