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    An Evening With Sasha Alex Sloan: And The Crowd Goes Mild TourWith Special Guest Macy Todd

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    Wednesday, December 2, 2026

    8:00 PM

    Racket NYC

    431 West 16th Street, New York, NY 10011

    Scheduled

    About This Event

    Sasha Alex Sloan brings her plainspoken confessional songwriting — from Only Child (2020) and I Blame the World (2022) to the independently released Me Again (2024) — to Racket NYC for the And The Crowd Goes Mild tour. She appears with Macy Todd, an emerging guitar-forward rock/pop singer-songwriter with around 9,000 Spotify followers who has appeared at the Bowery Ballroom sharing bills with Zinadelphia; both favor clarity over spectacle and keep the focus on lyrics and voice.

    About And The Crowd Goes Mild Tour

    At Racket NYC, “And The Crowd Goes Mild Tour” brings singer-songwriter Sasha Alex Sloan into an intimate rock/pop frame, with Macy Todd opening. Sloan’s catalog traces a move from the major-label releases *Only Child* (2020) and *I Blame the World* (2022) to the independent 2024 single “Me Again,” a pivot that subtly reshapes her live narrative. Todd arrives as a guitar-forward emerging artist with a small but trackable digital audience and local press attention. In a city that treats reinvention as routine, the bill reads like a report from two careers in transition.

    About the Artists

    Sasha Alex Sloan

    Sasha Alex Sloan

    Sasha Alex Sloan is a rock/pop songwriter whose work centers on plainspoken confession and tightly structured melodies. She released the albums *Only Child* (2020) and *I Blame the World* (2022), then independently put out *Me Again* in 2024 after leaving RCA.

    Macy Todd

    Macy Todd

    Macy Todd is an emerging rock/pop artist with a following that’s been building steadily online, including around 9,000 Spotify followers. In New York City, she has appeared at The Bowery Ballroom, sharing bills with Zinadelphia, including the Bowery date tied to “Zinadelphia: Zina’s Boutique.