Denver — Viral musical comedy duo Griefcat will play a one-night show at The Clocktower Cabaret on Wednesday, July 22 at 7 p.m., bringing the pair’s blend of tight harmonies, sharp satire and internet-famous songs to downtown Denver.
What to expect
Formed in 2019 by songwriters Annie Nardolilli and Louisa Hall in Washington, D.C., Griefcat has built a national following through social media and live performance. Their videos have accumulated more than 150 million likes across platforms, and one of their breakout songs, “I Already Took Off My Bra,” has drawn over 50 million views and led to a televised appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show. The duo released their third album, Dirty Laundry, in late 2025 and continue to tour while releasing new singles and videos.
“I Already Took Off My Bra”
Their act mixes polished indie-folk arrangements with high-energy comedy, alternating between musical storytelling and tongue-in-cheek commentary that has won attention from critics and fellow artists. Coverage in outlets such as The Washington Post and endorsements including a standing ovation from Simon Cowell have followed their viral ascent.
Local logistics
The Clocktower Cabaret is at 1601 Arapahoe Street in Denver’s downtown theater district. Organizers list ticket prices between $30 and $40, plus applicable fees. Given the group’s large online audience, organizers warn that seats may move quickly.
- Date and time: Wednesday, July 22 — 7:00 p.m.
- Venue: The Clocktower Cabaret, 1601 Arapahoe St., Denver, CO 80202
- Tickets: $30–$40 plus fees
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Artists | Annie Nardolilli and Louisa Hall (Griefcat) |
| Album | Dirty Laundry (released late 2025) |
| Social reach | 150M+ likes; "I Already Took Off My Bra" ~50M views |
For Denver audiences, the show presents a chance to see a nationally rising act in an intimate room rather than a large amphitheater, offering a closer look at the duo’s vocal interplay and stage repartee. Residents planning to attend should check the venue’s website or the band’s official pages for ticket availability and any day-of-show policies.
This performance is part of the act’s headlining tour following television appearances and continued online momentum. For local performers and venues, the draw of acts that have broken through on social platforms continues to shape bookings and audience expectations across Denver’s live-music circuit.
Tickets and additional information are available through the Clocktower Cabaret and the band’s official website.
