Thee Sacred Souls at The Wiltern

If you’ve been in the loop for soul-striking in this day and age, we’re pretty sure you’ve caught up with THEE SACRED SOULS. Known for their best anthems “It's Our Love”, “Weak for Your Love”, “Will I See You Again?”, “Happy and Well”, and many more, the R&B/soul group is an irresistible force in the indie scene. This October, they’ve got loads of new tales to tell as their upcoming highly-anticipated album “Got A Story To Tell” hits the shelves. Three singles in — “Waiting on the Right Time”, “Lucid Girl”, and “Live for You”, it’s bound to be an electrifying era in their careers. With psychedelic hints in the mix, critics and fans are itching to get their hands on the full LP.

As a follow up to their 2022 self-titled record featuring their TikTok-viral track “Can I Call You Rose?”, the band is all set to make it big once again. After an explosive breakout that won them critical acclaim and various TV appearances, including CBS Saturday, Kelly Clarkson, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and so forth, they’ve also won favorable recognition from big stars and celebs — Alicia Keys, SZA, Kylie Jenner, and Leon Bridges. Thereafter, they’ve scored festival performances at Newport Folk, Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, and so on. On the heels of an overnight success, they’re all taking it cool. With a new album and a matching tour to top it all up, fans have plenty of opportunities to witness their astounding talent LIVE ON STAGE.

“Got A Story to Tell” is definitely bound to mark them as an essential name in soul revival. In a feature by Rolling Stone, Thee Sacred Souls went “from playing shows in backyards and living rooms and alleys” to massive crowds on the road, as told by bassist Sal Samano. “It’s a crazy experience, that many people just singing, having a good time.”

Getting used to their new life of social media and streaming-era stardom, they’ve gone through a ton of adjustments, and they’ve got loads of stories to tell.

In a teaser through Rolling Stone’s feature last year, Alex Garcia shares what the new album is gonna be. “The main difference with the songwriting approach, currently is that we don’t have a home studio anymore to to demo, but I actually am taking that as a challenge now because I’m hearing more of like, the full song in my head, which is kind of good because you’re kind of forced to like, really hear each part. And so each part is more intentional.”

New stories, adventures, and shenanigans, it’s all part of Thee Sacred Souls all-out genre revival. Heading to The Wiltern on December 4th, get ready to witness their new era unfold. Surrounded by the hall’s majestic architecture and nostalgic vibes, it’s the place to be. Make sure to have the best seats marked by booking tickets through our site now!