All shows are 18+ unless otherwise specified Valid government issued ID required upon entry - NO EXCEPTIONS Please contact venue@eastsidebowl.com for any ADA accommodations -- Liv Greene isn’t running from herself anymore. She has pried herself open and let real longing, frustration, and love break free. Then, she put it all in a song. “For a long time, writing was an escape from myself,” Greene says. “I was not okay with who I was. I was trying not to think about myself.” She pauses, then explains, “These songs are a healing or reframing of my relationship with the craft.” Greene is home in East Nashville, talking about Deep Feeler, her upcoming sophomore album. The smart collection of lilting melodies and poignant storytelling is a vulnerable snapshot of hard-won self-acceptance. It’s feminine, queer, and defiant. It’s also the official arrival of Liv Greene, as she wants the world to know her. “This record captures me in the midst of a shift, a change in how I view my place in the world,” Greene says. “Now, rather than an escape from myself, songwriting is communion with myself.”