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About This Event
At Union Hall, the lineup pairs pop-rock songwriter Lily with rapper Megan Thee Stallion, theater-minded performer Striff, rock-pop artist Travis, and comedian Yedoye. Lily's set emphasizes direct songcraft and clear vocal lines; Megan brings a substantial recording history that began with SoundCloud mixtapes; Striff favors character-driven, tightly structured storytelling attentive to text and timing; Travis contributes rock-pop material honed in mid-size NYC venues; Yedoye performs observational, character-based comedy familiar from Union Hall lineups.
About the Artists
Yedoye
Yedoye is a New York City–based comedy performer who appears regularly on club and theater lineups, including shows at Union Hall in Brooklyn. They’ve shared bills with LATE BLOOMERS, an evening of unexpected solo characters, alongside performers such as Grace Reiter, Gus Heagerty, Nick Mestad, and Ashley.
Travis
Travis brings a compelling blend of rock and pop to the heart of New York City's vibrant music scene. Known for their energetic performances at the iconic City Winery NYC, Travis captivates audiences with a dynamic stage presence and a repertoire that resonates with both rock enthusiasts and pop fans alike.
Megan
American rapper and songwriter Megan Thee Stallion has released three studio albums, one reissue, one compilation album, three mixtapes, three extended plays, 60 singles, and six promotional singles. In her early career, Megan Thee Stallion released the non-commercial, SoundCloud-exclusive mixtapes Rich Ratchet (2016) and Megan Mix (2017).
Striff
Striff is a New York–based performer whose work moves between theater and live music settings, often appearing on small and mid-size stages across the city. Trained through a mix of formal study and ensemble practice, they have built a résumé that favors character-driven roles and tightly structured storytelling.
Lily
Lily is a pop-rock act with roots in the Philippines, active since the mid-2000s and shaped by shifting lineups over time. In New York City, Lily appears at Union Hall, placing their work in a room that favors close listening over spectacle.