Cut Worms Tickets

Cut Worms is the brainchild of Ohio-born singer-songwriter Max Clarke, a project renowned for its nostalgic, melody-forward approach to pop with modern DIY sensibilities. Dubbed as exploring 'pop essentialism,' Cut Worms crafts warm, harmonically rich songs that evoke classic soft rock while staying refreshingly contemporary. From home-recorded aesthetics to polished studio collaborations, the project sits at the crossroads of indie pop, indie folk, and bedroom pop—often noted for Beach Boys–like vocal harmonies and vintage textures.

Whether you’re new to the sound or a longtime fan, we’ve got you covered for Cut Worms shows near you. Secure your seats through trusted, no-fuss ticket options and explore the artist’s latest releases, touring plans, and background as one of indie music’s enduring solutions for thoughtful, hook-laden songs.

Cut Worms began with Hollow Ground (2018), earning critical praise for its nostalgic, lo-fi soft rock vibes. Nobody Lives Here Anymore (2020) expanded Clarke’s sonic palette with a 17-track double album produced in Memphis, marking a mature evolution. The self-titled Cut Worms (2023) compacted the concept into a concise set and featured contributions from The Lemon Twigs’ Brian and Michael D’Addario and Florist, peaking at #69 on Billboard's Top Current Album Sales. The project’s latest full-length, Transmitter, produced by Jeff Tweedy, is set for release March 13, 2026 on Jagjaguwar. In 2025, Cut Worms supported Father John Misty on an 11-date U.S. tour, underscoring broad venue reach and crossover appeal. Official channels include cut-worms.com, Bandcamp, and Jagjaguwar pages for current releases.

Geographically, fans in cities across the U.S. can catch live performances, with venues spanning intimate clubs to larger rooms, reflecting Clarke’s engaging live presence and warm, harmonized arrangements. This page provides background, discography highlights, and up-to-date touring information to help you plan your Cut Worms experience.