12 Aug Club Red: Jamestown Revival Closing Out Summer 2017 Season, 8/18
Beyond the Groove is pleased to present the acclaimed indie-rock duo Jamestown Revival at Club Red in the Telluride Conference Center, Mountain Village. The show rounds out a summer of eclectic performances.
The event takes place Friday, August 18. Doors open 8 p.m.; show time is 8:30 p.m. Tickets are 25-$45 here.
The supporting act is Joe Pug.
All ages.
Scroll down for a Jamestown Revival sampler.
All shows at Club Red are produced by Denise Mongan of Beyond the Groove Productions, with major support by Telluride Ski & Golf, the Telluride Conference Center, Inn at Lost Creek, and the Peaks Resort and Spa. For more information, go here.
Club Red
On Friday, August 18, Jamestown Revival performs the last show of the summer 2017 season at Club Red, bringing their self-described “back-porch folk-rock” to Mountain Village.
Jamestown Revival
Jamestown Revival is a group formed by Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance, who left their life in Magnolia, Texas and hit the road to conceive a style uniquely their own.
Since then Jamestown Revival has brought its signature sound across America and were named iTunes “Best of 2014: Singer-Songwriter Album of the Year.”
The Jamestown Revival plays to sold-out crowds at Coachella, Austin City Limits, Bottlerock Festival, Bonnaroo and more.
“I can’t think of a better act to close out our summer season than Jamestown Revival,” said Denise Mongan of Beyond the Groove Productions. “It’s been a summer marked by a wide variety of performers, from brass, funk and rock to more intimate acoustic sets. Jamestown Revival will literally end the season on a high note.”
Opening for Jamestown Revival is Austin, Texas-based singer-songwriter Joe Pug.
Joe Pug, courtesy Rolling Stone
Years of non-stop touring took its toll on Pug’s creativity and songwriting, but he is back with his his newest LP, Windfall.
In Windfall, Pug has put together an intimate, self-reflective collection of songs that reflect his ambitions as an artist and showcase his contemporary influences such as Josh Ritter, Ryan Adams and M. Ward.
Go here to listen to tracks from the release.
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