Two Runner / Trinity Jane at Trout Lake Hall
December 11 @ 6:00 pm
TICKETS RELEASE FRIDAY JULY 17 at 10am!
Friday, December 11th, 2026
$18 Advance // $23 Day of
6pm Doors / 7pm Show
All Ages
TWO RUNNER
Amid the excitement and ambiguity of a new start, Paige Anderson of Two Runner poses poignant questions on Porchlight, her resolute and tenderhearted new record. Beautiful string arrangements, intimate confessionals, and rollicking hymns for the lost and determined, here is an artist who’s been on the road consistently since early childhood – with persistence and commitment to her craft clearly in no short supply.
Porchlight offers tunes that are warm and steady, relatable nostalgia twinged with the ache of needing to move on. The result aptly links the uncertainty of letting go and simultaneous resolve of someone faced with no other choice. A destiny perhaps sealed from an early age, as Anderson began her touring career in a six-person family bluegrass band from the age of nine. Now nearly a decade into her own music career, she’s seen stages warming up for Sierra Ferrell, Watchhouse and Molly Tuttle.
Although change often comes en masse, it is surreal and jarring to start again. Paige Anderson offers Two Runner as solace and escape for those needing to reset, with sage comfort and kindness from her own accounts, the way all great songwriters do. Porchlight is perhaps best summed up by the chorus in track five, ‘Mocking Crow’: “Wake up tomorrow, there’s no in between – your heart knows what you need.” A reckoning, a stark look in the mirror, hope, and forward movement against all odds.
TRINITY JANE
Trinity Jane’s music is like the beauty of a storm rolling in off the sea that breaks into splendid water colors on canvas. Trinity embarked as a singer and songwriter similarly to taking her first steps, at the very beginning. Her music blurs the lines between the grounding of the mind and matters of the heart with her songwriting.
Growing up in Pennsylvania in the Appalachian mountains sprawls her roots far to the west coast where she resides now. In Portland, Oregon she and her band perform cathartic melodies rooted in alternative rock and folk. An elemental pallet saturated in emotion. A sound all her own that harkens to generations past.
