Opening the show is Waxahatchee, the project of singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield. Known for her emotionally raw lyrics and fusion of Americana and indie rock, she’s become one of the most respected voices in modern folk-rock. Albums like Saint Cloud and Tigers Blood showcase her thoughtful, grounded songwriting—making her a natural fit for this tour.
This isn’t just another reunion tour. Rilo Kiley’s return is meaningful for longtime fans and new listeners alike. The combination of:
makes this a special evening. Add Waxahatchee’s compelling presence and Petco Park’s downtown setting, and you’ve got a unique, well-rounded concert experience.
This show marks Rilo Kiley’s first-ever performance at Petco Park. While the band has played San Diego before—at venues like The Casbah and SOMA—this is their largest local stage to date, reflecting the scale and significance of their long-awaited return.
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