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    Parachute – The Way it Was: 15 Year Anniversarylittle luna

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    Wednesday, November 11, 2026

    8:00 PM

    Racket NYC

    431 West 16th Street, New York, NY 10011

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Parachute marks the 15th anniversary of their 2011 album The Way It Was with a set at Racket NYC, drawing on a career that began in Charlottesville in 2006 and includes major-label releases since 2009. The bill also features New York rock-pop group little luna, a steady room-circuit act whose tight arrangements and roughly 16,000 Spotify followers situate them alongside mainstream pop-rock traditions.

    About The Way It Was

    At Racket NYC, Parachute returns to *The Way It Was* on its 15-year mark, placing the 2011 album in conversation with their earlier *Losing Sleep* and later releases *Overnight* and *Wide Awake*, along with independent material. The band, formed in Charlottesville in 2006, treats the record less as nostalgia than as a timestamp of early-2010s pop-rock songwriting and studio sheen. There’s no specific NYC premiere history attached to the album, but New York functions here as a public ledger, where touring catalogs get reassessed in real time. The result reads like an audit of a band’s continuity more than a victory lap.

    About the Artists

    Parachute

    Parachute

    Parachute is a pop-rock band that started in Charlottesville in 2006 and moved into a major-label phase with releases beginning in 2009. Their catalog traces a steady arc from early radio-minded songwriting through later independent work, including a self-titled album in 2019.

    little luna

    little luna

    little luna is a Rock/Pop group on the working circuit of New York City rooms, including sets at Racket NYC. They’ve shared bills with Parachute, appearing in events such as “Parachute – The Way it Was: 15 Year Anniversary,” where their material reads in conversation with mainstream pop-rock traditions.