Headliner:

• JP Harris

Opener:

• Chris Seymore
• Matt Harlen

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		General Admission		$10.00
		4 Person Booth Seat		Sold Out
		4 Person Booth Seat Only 4 Tickets Left!		$15.00
		It is stage left and It comes with a round table that has two chairs and two spots for booth seating. Must purchase all tickets at booth/table but the price includes your admission.
		6 Person Booth Seat Only 6 Tickets Left!		$15.00
		This is located stage left up against the club wall with two round tables, 2 chairs and 4 booth seats. Must purchase all tickets at booth/table but the price includes your admission.
		4 Person Booth Seat Only 2 Tickets Left!		$15.00
		This table is located right about 20-30 feet from the stage. They have a raised view and come with two wooden booth seats and two raised bar chairs. Must purchase all tickets at booth/table but the price includes your admission.
		8 Person Booth Seat		$15.00
		The table is stage left up against the club wall in the back against the glass doors that are always closed during the show and has two round tables, 2-4 chairs and 4-6 booth seats. Must purchase all tickets at booth/table but the price includes your admission.
		4 Person Booth Seat		$15.00
		These tables are on the floor anywhere from 25-45 feet from the stage and they come with 4 chairs for seating. Must purchase all tickets at booth/table but the price includes your admission.
		2 Person Booth Seat Only 6 Tickets Left!		$15.00
		These tables are on the floor anywhere from 25-45 feet from the stage and they come with 2 chairs for seating. Must purchase all tickets at booth/table but the price includes your admission.

In a musical landscape of period-correct reproduction, "outlaw" internet posturing, and flavor-of-the-month variants on country, JP Harris Is A Trash Fire burns as bright as a dumpster ablaze in a Walmart parking lot on a moonless night; some will fear it, some will gravitate to its acrid warmth, and most will have no idea what to make of the situation.

Even within the rapidly growing world of "underground" country music, Harris still considers himself an outsider, content to inhabit a gray area where punk rock ethos, folk art aesthetic, and the workingman's ballad mingle. Check out any of his prior releases, his brilliant 2017 EP of duets Why Don't We Duet In The Road featuring Nikki Lane, Kelsey Waldon and Leigh Nash or flip the page to yet another exceptional project Dreadful Wind and Rain - a string duo collaboration with Chance McCoy (Old Crow Medicine Show) that is an astute sampling of authentic old-time hillbilly mountain music. Harris has been steadily elbowing the definitive boundaries of "country music" wider with every album, both sonically and lyrically, and his latest piece of self-described "Avant-Country" is no exception. Produced by longtime friend and collaborator JD McPherson, the highly anticipated next chapter JP Harris Is A Trash Fire comes out September 2024 on Bloodshot Records.