Brooklyn-based songwriter Eliza Edens joins us at Foam Brewers for an intimate, free performance on Friday, April 3.

Doors 7:30PM
Music 8–10PM
Free • RSVP encouraged

On her sophomore album We’ll Become the Flowers, Edens explores what happens after the end, whether the ache of a breakup or the slow unraveling of a loved one’s health. Her songs reimagine endings not as final moments, but as devotional passages that give way to new beginnings.

Drawing inspiration from folk luminaries like Nick Drake, Karen Dalton, and Elizabeth Cotten, Edens writes with a quiet intensity, tender yet unflinching, sorrowful yet luminous. The result is music that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant.

Written in the wake of heartbreak and her mother’s neurodegenerative diagnosis, We’ll Become the Flowers was, in Edens’ words, “a rope I used to pull myself out of misery.” Recorded during a two-week session in a Minneapolis attic with longtime collaborators, the album balances experimentation with emotional clarity. Songs shift in tone and time signature, moving between grief and humor, nostalgia and resolve.

Her voice carries the full spectrum, playful, certain, grieving, hopeful. Whether reflecting on memory, forgiveness, rage, or renewal, Edens’ songwriting feels immediate and embodied. These are songs about planting something in the wreckage and choosing hope.

Join us for a beautiful night of music in the brewery.

Free admission. Please RSVP so we can plan accordingly.