Music
Haven Madison: The Butterfly Tour w/ JASON SCHMIDT
Monday, August 24th, 2026
Doors: 6:00PM / Show: 7:30PM
Crafthouse (Pittsburgh, PA)
This event is all ages
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Preferred Seating Booth:
Includes 8 tickets + premium seating! Limited quantity available.
Haven Madison doesn’t hold back when it comes to songwriting. Her bold debut single, “Why Do
The Pills Work?” offered an unfiltered look at mental health and healing, while her latest release,
“Castle,” serves as its hopeful counterpart—a soaring anthem about believing in love after
heartbreak that’s resonating with radio audiences and quickly climbing the Top 40 charts.
With ethereal vocals and emotional depth beyond her 19 years, “Castle” cuts to the core of
vulnerability, strength, and longing. “I’ve been burned, I’ve been hurt, I’ve been bruised… but I still
haven’t stopped trying and I don’t think I ever will.” That resilience is central to who Haven is—not
just as a songwriter but as a person. “My mom named me Haven because she wanted me to be a
safe place. That’s what I try to do with my music.”
Just two singles in, Haven’s music is proving that speaking openly sparks connection and cultivates
meaningful conversation.
Haven doesn’t just write songs—she has to. “There are so many songs in my head,” she says.
“We’re in a time where everybody’s hurting—it doesn’t make sense for art not to reflect that.”
Fortunately, writing comes naturally to the 19-year-old, who has been crafting songs for as long as
she can remember. With a fierce sense of purpose and confidence, her music carries a depth
beyond her years, much like her biggest influences, including Lorde, Raye, and Miley and Noah
Cyrus. For her, songwriting is a release. Written after a painful breakup, the song imagines a future
with someone who sees her fully, scars and all. “I chose a really unique path for my life, but that
doesn’t make me any less lova
Sources: triblive
