Sisters Katie and Allison Crutchfield have brought their musical talents together again with the formation of Snocaps, a new band featuring MJ Lenderman and Brad Cook. In celebration of their self-titled debut album released last Friday, October 31st, the quartet has announced its first (and possibly only) tour.
The six-date run will take place in December, with performances scheduled in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City. Each concert will feature a different opening act, including Ryan Davis and The Roadhouse Band, Cloakroom, Graham Hunt, and Slippers. Fans can look forward to the band performing both Snocaps songs and tracks from their past projects, including songs from P.S. Eliot, Swearin', and Allison's 2017 solo LP Tourist In This Town.
In a recent post on her Substack, Katie hinted that she plans to dust off some of her older Waxahatchee material, which hasn't been played live in years, citing that the songs are "sounding fresh and sweet and good again." The tour dates, openers, and ticket information can be found on the Snocaps website.
It's worth noting that this tour may be the band's only outing for now. When asked about future plans, Katie said, "I can't say this will be all we'll do but it is genuinely all that we have planned right now." While it's unclear if Snocaps will embark on additional concerts in the near future, fans can look forward to a unique and exciting live experience when these six shows take place.
The six-date run will take place in December, with performances scheduled in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City. Each concert will feature a different opening act, including Ryan Davis and The Roadhouse Band, Cloakroom, Graham Hunt, and Slippers. Fans can look forward to the band performing both Snocaps songs and tracks from their past projects, including songs from P.S. Eliot, Swearin', and Allison's 2017 solo LP Tourist In This Town.
In a recent post on her Substack, Katie hinted that she plans to dust off some of her older Waxahatchee material, which hasn't been played live in years, citing that the songs are "sounding fresh and sweet and good again." The tour dates, openers, and ticket information can be found on the Snocaps website.
It's worth noting that this tour may be the band's only outing for now. When asked about future plans, Katie said, "I can't say this will be all we'll do but it is genuinely all that we have planned right now." While it's unclear if Snocaps will embark on additional concerts in the near future, fans can look forward to a unique and exciting live experience when these six shows take place.
, I've been listening to Katie's solo stuff nonstop since she dropped that Tourist In This Town album back in 2017... it's like she's been hiding her Waxahatchee gems from us all these years! 
can't wait to see Allison bring those songs to life again with MJ and Brad. And I love how they're mixing old and new tracks - it's gonna be a wild ride! 
this might just be the perfect way for them to cap off 2025, what do you think?
! It feels like it's been forever since we've seen them perform together, and now they're bringing back their musical talents with this new band Snocaps. Their self-titled debut album is already out, but I'm sure the live shows are gonna be where the magic happens 
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. And with MJ Lenderman and Brad Cook on board, it sounds like they're bringing a fresh energy to the table. The lineup for their tour looks pretty sweet too – I'm hyped to see Ryan Davis and Cloakroom opening for them 
. But at the same time, it's awesome that they're taking control of their music and doing what feels right for now. Fingers crossed we get to see Snocaps live again soon! 
just heard about Snocaps tour 
it's so great to see Katie & Allison collab again 
they're both talented in different ways and this new band is gonna be fire 
MJ Lenderman & Brad Cook are amazing too 
️ wish I could go 
Snocaps' debut album was so good 
they're gonna bring a new energy to live performances 
. Like, where's the fun in that? Can't they at least have some decent social media presence or something?! 
Also, six dates is super short for a tour... feels like they're trying to milk this band thingy before moving on 
. And can we please get some more information about the actual music instead of just the "opening acts" 
? A little more substance would be nice...
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snocaps tour is gonna be lit, can't wait for those Chicago shows! but seriously though, it's awesome that she's dusting off some old gems and making them sound fresh again. might just convince me to go see her live (again) 
gonna be so sad to see them play live again after being inactive for so long... hope they're gettin enough money from merch tho 
gotta see if they'll actually play anything new or just stick with oldies 
and I love that they're gonna play some old Waxahatchee tracks too... like who doesn't love a good throwback?! 
Brad Cook's drumming sounds lit, btw!