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Show Preview: Austin’s Glass Mansions Bring High-Energy Electro-Pop and Catharsis to Tin Roof on August 15

Austin alt-pop powerhouse Glass Mansions hits West Ashley’s Tin Roof on Saturday, Aug 15 for their Soft Witness tour. Doors open at 8:30 PM with local support from P!lot, redbird, and Curly Blue. Tickets are $10 at the door.

Get ready, Lowcountry. Austin, Texas-based alt-pop trio Glass Mansions are bringing their signature high-energy live performance to West Ashley’s favorite dive bar, Tin Roof, on Saturday, August 15, 2026.

Touring behind their deeply personal and electric new six-song EP, Soft Witness (released June 2026), the band—led by frontwoman Jayna Doyle alongside Blake and the crew—delivers a kinetic blend of indie-sleaze, sinister synths, and heavy rock energy. Fans of Metric, Phantogram, Sleigh Bells, and Yeah Yeah Yeahs won't want to miss this one.

A Story of Resilience & Catharsis

Soft Witness marks Glass Mansions’ most introspective work to date. Written following immense personal loss, the EP tackles heavy themes of grief, escapism, and human connection while keeping the energy firmly rooted in danceable, anthemic pop-rock. Featuring standout tracks like the recent single "Sunsetting" and the single "The Fool," Doyle describes the live set as pure release: "It's 100% cathartic."

Having racked up official SXSW showcases, slots at Warped Tour, and supporting spots for acts like Phantogram and Young the Giant, Glass Mansions’ stop in Charleston promises a powerhouse performance in an intimate room.

Supporting Local Talent

The night features a stacked local lineup of Charleston favorites, making it a complete showcase of top-tier regional talent:

Event Details

  • Date: Saturday, August 15, 2026
  • Venue: Tin Roof (1117 Magnolia Rd, Charleston, SC)
  • Time: 8:30 PM
  • Tickets: $10 at the door (Day of Show)

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Listen & Watch Before You Go:

  • Stream: Check out the Soft Witness EP on Spotify/Apple Music.
  • Watch: Take a look at the official music video for "The Fool" on YouTube.

Stay tuned to Charleston Live Music for event coverage and concert photos following the show!

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