Tiny Habits To Make Grand Ole Opry Debut

(Shore Fire Media) Tiny Habits will make their Grand Ole Opry debut on Saturday, November 14, bringing the intricate three-part harmonies and expanded sound of their acclaimed sophomore album, Keepers, to one of Nashville's most iconic stages. The trio-Cinya Khan, Judah Mayowa and Maya Rae-will perform songs from the new album, out now via Mom+Pop Music.

The Opry debut comes just days into the band's Keepers Tour, a 24-city North American headline run that kicks off November 11 in Dallas. Following their Opry performance, Tiny Habits will return to the stage the next night for a headline show at Brooklyn Bowl Nashville on November 15, giving the band back-to-back Music City appearances before continuing on to Atlanta, Boston, New York, Toronto, Chicago, Los Angeles and more.

Released August 28, Keepers marks an expansion of the Tiny Habits sound, pairing the intimacy at the heart of their songwriting with elements of pop, R&B and fuller-band arrangements. Across the album, Cinya, Judah and Maya explore love, change and the relationships we choose to hold onto. The record features Matty Healy on "Anything He Was," continuing a creative relationship with The 1975 frontman that took an especially memorable turn this summer when Tiny Habits performed at his wedding.

Keepers arrived on the heels of a standout summer for the group, which also included their third appearance at Newport Folk Festival. LADYGUNN called their Newport set "career-defining," as the trio continued a run that has taken them from viral harmony videos to some of the country's most storied stages.

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