What’s on Repeat at Pabst Theater Group

What’s playing in the Pabst Theater Group office right now? We asked our team to share the artists, albums, and songs they can’t stop listening to. From nostalgic favorites and new discoveries to songs tied to driving around with the windows down, changing seasons, favorite memories, and everything in between, our team’s playlists are as varied as the music that fills our stages.

So, whether you’re looking for your next favorite artist or just curious about what the people behind your favorite shows are listening to, take a peek at what’s currently on repeat at Pabst Theater Group.

Abby Dambeck, Graphic Designer

Ravyn Lenae's new album (Blue Island)
I love her voice and every song is so unique! My fave is Familiar Dreams:)

Slayyyter (brand new chanel$) - Song of the year. Cannot stop listening. So nostalgic of early 2010s music.

Remi Wolf (Bottle, Twiggy) - New Remi album is all I need to make this year awesome. Remi has the best voice and is never afraid to be completely herself.

Megan Jones, Marketing Manager

Chloe Qisha
She's the next Carly Rae Jepsen and '21st Century Cool Girl' is her 'I Really Like You'.

Niall Horan - 'Dinner Party'
This flew under everyone's radars and will likely end up being one of my top albums this year. See also: Hilary Duff 'luck... or something'.

PRESIDENT
Angsty masked men! Angsty masked men! ANGSTY MASKED MEN!!!

If we're counting audiobooks... Crescent City series Graphic Audio 
Incredibly underrated and overshadowed by a more popular (less good imo) series of hers.

Matt Beringer, COO + Talent Buyer

'Every Star in Rockingham County' - Dogwood Tales
Great heartfelt, throwback Alt Country in the vein of Whiskeytown, Wilco or Son Volt.   

'The Singer in My Band' - This is Lorelei
Your favorite band's favorite band.  One of the best songwriters in the game today.

Brittany Einberger, Director of Marketing 

The season may be changing but it's always sad girl season in my heart and ears. I've been listening to a lot of Fiona Apple, Lana Del Rey, Phoebe Bridgers, Lorde and Lucy Dacus. 

I'm also still in a Glen Hansard mourning period so the 'Once' soundtrack + his entire catalog has been in heavy rotation. But it's not all gloom! 

My current (old) hyper-fixation song that brings me joy is Waxahatchee + MJ Lenderman's "Right Back to It" because it reminds me of a family road trip we took in June. 

Paige Gedlen, Director of Facilities 

Ninajirachi - I Love My Computer - late 2000s/early 2010s electro house nostalgia, capturing the sound & feeling of that era while simultaneously making it feel new & fresh rather than just a rehash. 

Love watching her live out the dream of performing with all the artists who inspired her!!

Ann Lennart, Director of Private Events

MUNA - Dancing on the Wall
I'll be seeing them live in October and cannot wait to DANCE! 

Bon Iver - Bon Iver
As the air gets colder I always like to put this album on to get into a nostalgic fall mood. It's still one of my favorites of all time. 

Noah Kahan - The Great Divide
I've been scream singing this one all summer long with no plans to stop anytime soon. 

Lindsay Stoddard, Director of Event Operations

Acid and Honey - Babe Rainbow
A dreamy little dose of sunshine that feels like the perfect soundtrack for driving with the windows down.

Everybody Needs A Hero - Orla Gartland
Sharp lyrics, big feelings, and that slightly chaotic energy that makes you want to sing along immediately.

Afterlife - Flawed Mangoes
A gorgeous, atmospheric track that feels like floating through a movie scene - moody, beautiful, and just a little bit haunting.

Emily Kurszewski, Digital Content Coordinator

Talyer Buono 
She's a young singer and has a song for every type of mood you're feeling. Plus she has the most GORGEOUS voice ever. Electro-pop dancy music, indie pop feel good songs, and of course, the songs that you can just cry your eyes out to.

'Night People' - You Me At Six
This is one of my favorite albums ever. The whole album has this moody alternative rock sound that I absolutely love and every song flows together SO well from start to finish. "Take on the World" and "Give" are my favorites from the album. And I’m still not over the fact that they broke up after 20 years. 

Dean Lewis is another artist who I've been listening to a lot, his music is acoustic driven with vulnerable storytelling. 

From old favorites to new obsessions, these are the songs, albums, and artists currently making their way through the Pabst Theater Group playlist. There’s always something new to discover, so give these artists and bands (and audiobooks) a listen and you might just find your next favorite!