Alexandra Savior (Night 1)
Scribble5541 York Boulevard, Los Angeles 90042
Alexandra Savior plays Night 1 at Scribble in Highland Park, presented by Sid The Cat. The bill names Savior alone, with no supporting performers or specific set concept announced. It is an all-ages show in Scribble’s sober community event space, where wooden corner benches and standing room put the audience close to the performance.
Portland, Oregon-born singer-songwriter Alexandra Savior works as a solo artist, with guitar among her instruments. Her music has been described as “heavily atmospheric and dreamy,” drawing together psych-pop, desert rock and neo-torch elements. Alex Turner and James Ford worked with her on her debut, while Drew Erickson produced Beneath the Lilypad. A review of that record calls it “melancholic and introspective,” noting its “pop psychédélique et baroque,” the “incredible” charm of Savior’s voice, and a “rare” elegance in the songs.
Scribble’s unusual distinction is that it pairs a nonprofit counseling center with a community event space, so a show shares a home with sliding-scale mental health services. The Highland Park venue hosts concerts alongside workshops, comedy, film screenings, and other gatherings. For a music night, expect a room with two-tiered wooden corner benches and open standing space; arrive early if you want a seat. Scribble is all-ages and sober, with snacks and nonalcoholic drinks for sale rather than alcohol. The setup encourages listening close to the performers, without bar noise. Shows are listed through DICE, where advance tickets are available; check the individual event for details. Scribble is at 5541 York Boulevard in Highland Park, and its current DICE listings confirm it is operating.