Hunter Metts - A Crater Wide Tour - with Emma Andersen at MilkBoy
Wednesday, November 5, 2025
Doors: 7:00 PM | Show: 8:00 PM
21+
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Please Note: MilkBoy’s stage is located on the 2nd floor and is standing room only. All patrons must be able to walk the flight of steps in order to enter the venue, as there is no elevator in the building.
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About Hunter Metts
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Turning on a Hunter Metts song is like stepping into a colorful, cathartic world made just for two: His gentle indie folk music wraps around the ears and soul like a blanket – cozy and soft, ethereal and comforting, all coming from and speaking to a tender, aching heart. Authenticity is paramount for the artist and producer, for whom songwriting is as much a means of survival as it is one of artistic self-expression.
Born into a musical family in Nashville, Tennessee, Metts began playing instruments from a young age, gravitating toward avant folk artists like Bon Iver and Fleet Foxes in his teenage years. He fell hard and fast for artists like The Paper Kites, Gregory Alan Isakov, and Lord Huron, whose intentional lyrics and sweet, harmony-rich music became his north stars as he discovered his own voice and stepped into his own distinct folk identity. Yet it wasn’t until he spent a few years in the workforce as a coder that Metts realized the nine-to-five cubicle life wasn’t for him, and he embarked on a music career . He unveiled his debut single “The River” in 2021 and has been releasing a steady stream of songs ever since, finally quitting his day job to pursue music full time in 2023.
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About Emma Andersen
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Emma Andersen is a 20-year-old independent artist with roots in Boston, a homebase in San Diego, and now based in Nashville. Her ever-changing surroundings have shaped her
songwriting, turning it into a personal diary over the years.
Emma has been playing guitar since she was eight, and her passion for theater naturally led her to songwriting and performing. Inspired by artists like The Oh Hellos, The Indigo Girls, Gracie Abrams, and Lizzy McAlpine, she crafts lyric-driven songs that blend folk, indie, and pop sounds. Through her music, Emma invites listeners into her little world—hoping her stories bring comfort and connection to those who need it most.