Eilen Jewell & Chris Smither
When
Occurs on
Tuesday July 30 2024
Approximate running time: 2 hours
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Date:
Tuesday, July 30, 2024
Time: 8 p.m.
Tickets:
Gold - $45
Silver - $35
Bronze - $22
“Eilen Jewell strikes a balance between heartache and triumph…a voice as clear and clean as a mountain stream.” - NPR
“Smither is an American original—a product of the musical melting pot and one of the absolute best singer-songwriters in the world.” - Associated Press
Hailed as “one of America’s most intriguing, creative, and idiosyncratic voices” by American Songwriter, Eilen Jewell is one of a kind. The Boise, Idaho, songwriter built her career the old-fashioned way, touring relentlessly with the kind of irresistible live show that converts new audiences into instant fans. The Boston Globe calls Jewell “emotionally raw and riveting.” Songwriter, guitarist, and bluesman Chris Smither is another American original. It’s his effortless, rippling guitar (“one-third John Hurt, one-third Lightnin’ Hopkins, and one-third me”) that is distinctly Smither, along with his particular genius for reimagining the acoustic blues as a vehicle for rich, philosophically complex lyrics. His songs offer a commentary on the human condition that only Chris Smither can put a pen to.
Time: 8 p.m.
Tickets:
Gold - $45
Silver - $35
Bronze - $22
“Eilen Jewell strikes a balance between heartache and triumph…a voice as clear and clean as a mountain stream.” - NPR
“Smither is an American original—a product of the musical melting pot and one of the absolute best singer-songwriters in the world.” - Associated Press
Hailed as “one of America’s most intriguing, creative, and idiosyncratic voices” by American Songwriter, Eilen Jewell is one of a kind. The Boise, Idaho, songwriter built her career the old-fashioned way, touring relentlessly with the kind of irresistible live show that converts new audiences into instant fans. The Boston Globe calls Jewell “emotionally raw and riveting.” Songwriter, guitarist, and bluesman Chris Smither is another American original. It’s his effortless, rippling guitar (“one-third John Hurt, one-third Lightnin’ Hopkins, and one-third me”) that is distinctly Smither, along with his particular genius for reimagining the acoustic blues as a vehicle for rich, philosophically complex lyrics. His songs offer a commentary on the human condition that only Chris Smither can put a pen to.