Paige Fish
Troubadour9081 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles 90069
Paige Fish leads the bill at the Troubadour, with Hank Garrett also listed for the night. The listing presents Fish as the featured artist but does not specify the live lineup or the shape of either set. Expect a show built around her released material, including the 2023 track “26 and 24,” the project Baby Blondie, and her debut album Midnight Crisis.
Utah-born and from Springville, Fish is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist whose work brings country storytelling together with pop hooks. She has been writing songs since childhood, later finding an audience on social media before “26 and 24” became a pivotal release. Her songs are described as cinematic pop and country storytelling rooted in personal, diary-inspired lyrics; her stated touchstones include Stevie Nicks, Norah Jones, Noah Kahan, and Zach Bryan. Midnight Crisis was written with collaborators including JKash, Jake Torrey, Shane McAnally, Joe Becker, Victoria Zaro, Gian Stone, Fede Vindver, Joe Reeves, Elof Loelv, Cleo Tighe, Grace Enger, Naliya, AMMO, and Jamie McLaughlin. No reviewer quotations are provided.
The Troubadour’s claim to fame is written into pop history: Elton John made his American debut here in 1970, and the musicians who became the Eagles met around the club. It remains an active West Hollywood live-music venue, with current concerts listed at its Santa Monica Boulevard address. Expect a ticketed show in a compact club room, with a bar and a small kitchen serving burgers, sandwiches, chicken tenders, and fries. Seating depends on the event; where it is limited, the venue says it is generally first come, first served, so check your show’s details before arriving. Doors typically open an hour before the performance, and most shows finish between 11 p.m. and midnight, though timing varies. The venue sits near Doheny Drive, on a stretch of West Hollywood with nearby bars and restaurants.