Following the release of her acclaimed debut I Need to Start a Garden and its long-awaited follow-up Seed of a Seed, Haley Heynderickx recently released What of Our Nature, a collaboration with Max García Conover. After a year of touring with Max and working on new material, she now returns to the road for a rare run of solo performances.

One of contemporary folk’s most quietly captivating voices, Heynderickx writes with warmth, wit and self-reflection. Her songs find wonder in the everyday while exploring questions of identity, belonging and our relationship with the natural world. Tender, thoughtful and quietly spellbinding, these shows are an invitation to step into the unknown with her and leave a little room for what may come next.

About John Roseboro

John Roseboro is a Haitian-American singer-songwriter, guitarist, producer, and visual artist whose singular approach to songwriting has established him as one of the most compelling emerging voices in contemporary independent music. Based in Brooklyn, New York, Roseboro has cultivated a sound that exists outside conventional genre boundaries—melding Brazilian bossa nova and MPB, indie folk, jazz, soul, alternative rock, and devotional music into what he has described as “post-bossa.” Characterized by intricate fingerstyle guitar, understated arrangements, poetic lyricism, and his unmistakably warm, buttery tenor, his music feels at once timeless and deeply modern.

Outside his own releases, Roseboro has become an increasingly sought-after collaborator, contributing performances and songwriting alongside artists including Mei Semones, Franklin Jonas, Perry Mayson, Marigold and others. His ability to move fluidly between folk, jazz, alternative, and Brazilian musical traditions has made him a natural creative partner across genres.