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"It's the freest album we've done, the most independent album we've done, and was the most fun we've ever had making a record," says Oliver Wood. "And most importantly, this is the most purely Wood Brothers' album we've ever made."

Indeed, The Wood Brothers' sixth outing, 'One Drop of Truth,' dives

headfirst into a deep wellspring of sounds, styles and influences. Whereas

their previous outings have often followed a conceptual and sonic

through-line, here the long-standing trio featuring brothers Oliver and

Chris Wood along with Jano Rix treat each song as if it were its own short

film. The plaintive, country-folk of the album's opening track "River Takes

The Town" gives way to the The Band-esque Americana soul of "Happiness

Jones." The wistful ballad "Strange As It Seems" floats on a cloud of stream

of consciousness, standing in stark contrast to "Sky High"—a Saturday night

barnburner built upon stinging slide guitar funk. "Seasick Emotions" is rife

with turmoil, yet "Sparking Wine" is jaunty and carefree. The end result is

undeniably The Wood Brothers' most dynamic recording to date.

Building off the success of their previous studio album, 2015's 'Paradise,'

which was dubbed "the warmest, most sublime and occasionally rowdiest Wood

Brothers release yet," by American Songwriter, the band found themselves at

a fortuitous crossroads. Following a tour with Tedeschi Trucks Ba­­­­­nd,

high profile festival dates and sold out headline shows, the band felt free

from the cyclical album release, tour, write, record and

do-it-all-over-again pressures of the traditional music business. With all

three members living in Nashville affording easy access to each other and a

wealth of local independent studios at their disposal, they started work in

January of 2017 with a new approach.

"Instead of going into one studio and recording it all at the same time, we

picked a couple studios, and started to experiment," says Chris Wood.

"Sometimes we'd just make demos of songs to see if we got anything we liked.

There was no pressure, and that really freed us up. We just did one or two

songs a day, put it aside, let the songs simmer, and then we'd have a fresh

perspective on what was working or not working. You need time to go by to

gain objectivity."

The band extended this approach to the mixing process, sending tracks tofour

different mixing engineers, each selected based on what the song demanded.

Scotty Hard (who's worked extensively with Medeski Martin & Wood, among

others) was recruited for the "edgier, funkier tunes," "Sky High" and

"Happiness Jones." Mike Poole (who worked on The Wood Brothers album 'The

Muse') mixed "Sparkling Wine" and "Strange As It Seems." Their old friend

Brandon Belle from Zac Brown's studio Southern Ground took on "Laughin' Or

Crying." The remainder of the album was mixed by Grammy Award-winning

engineer Trina Shoemaker, especially sought after by The Wood Brothers for

her work with Brandi Carlile.

While the songs on 'One Drop of Truth' achieve the goal of standing on their

own, a few common themes did, inevitably, emerge. Water—whether in a

teardrop, a storm, a river or a libation—was being used as a metaphor in the

search for truth and happiness. Chris Wood's "Seasick Emotion," one of two

songs he sings on the collection serves as a prime example: "All the blue

sky is gone / How can I get out of bed / This hurricane in my head / I'm

just a boat in a storm / How can I know where to go / When everything that I

know / Is already lost in the wind." "That one was written last fall during

a hurricane, while at the same time the election was coming up, and there

was all this crazy energy in the world," Chris reveals. "I definitely got

swept away emotionally by everything that was going on."

Album opener, "River Takes the Town," takes on both figurative and literal

meaning. It was completed just as a series of hurricanes were decimating

parts of the U.S.: "It's been a few days since I heard any word from you /

and I don't sleep easy, I don't sleep easy / and the rain keeps comin', the

rain keeps comin' / nothin's ever for certain / 'til the levee breaks down /

the water comes in and the river / the river takes the town."

Though emotional struggle is a recurring thread, so is the comforting truth

of how much wisdom comes from the hard times. The song "Happiness Jones",

was based on a news article Oliver read about how our society is addicted to

happiness, antidepressants, and the distorted "happy" reality social media

can depict. As a result, people feel like it's unnatural to be sad, yet.

sadness can be a gift: "All of my wisdom came from all the toughest days / I

never learned a thing bein' happy / all of my sufferin' came / I didn't

appreciate it / I never learned a thing being happy."

Fittingly titled, 'One Drop of Truth,' the latest entry in The Wood Brothers

evolution finds three musicians being true to themselves. At a point in

their career where most artists would be looking to strategically position

themselves for even greater commercial success, they instead turned to

artistic expression in service of the muse. In chaotic times when honesty is

in short supply and ulterior motives seem to always be at play, The Wood

Brothers put faith in themselves and ultimately their audience by writing

and recording a collection of songs that is honest and pure. As they sing on

the album's title track: "Rather die hungry / than feasting on lies / Give

me one drop of truth / I cannot deny."

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The Wood Brothers are as it says on the tin, actually brothers. The Americana and blues band is made up of Chris and Oliver Wood, as well as instrumentalist Jano Rix. I feel a bit sorry for Jano because he's not really a brother but maybe he seems like one to the band. The 2 brothers originally got into music because their father performed classic songs around the campfire, very American style sounding I'd say. Their mother was a poet, which must have helped with the song writing aspect of things. The brothers had different musical tastes and pursued their own paths for some time, 15 years in fact. Until the brothers performed a show together in North Carolina and the rest as they say was history. The brothers realised they should be playing music together so merged their musical talent from then on. They got a recording contract with the label Blue Note and released 'Ways Not To Lose' in 2006. The brothers don't really interest me in their music genre, I can tell they are talented but they are rather outdated in my opinion. I think the older generation who has some interest in the blues scene would be very entranced by them, but I think many of the younger generation, like myself would fail to be enthusiastic about their performance when they are on stage. It's nice to see this music being kept alive by people who have been performing most of their lives, but I wouldn't rush to see them as there's not a lot to their act in my eyes.

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The Wood Brothers give concert attendees so much more soulful sound than it seems a 3-person band could! Their music played in a small venue like The State Theatre, State College, PA is outstanding. (I saw them ten years ago in a similar venue in Lancaster, PA too.) Their skills playing together have only improved, and the way they play off each other by ear, by feel, and add creative riffs and grooves to liven up their standby songs is delightful. Jano is an incredibly talented percussionist, Chris's bass, energy and spontaneous dancing are fun, and oh Oliver's voice and bluesy guitar--oh my (eyes flutter, heart beats, muse here available for his songs ha ha). They played the favorites, they played new songs, and opening act singer Kat Wright added a gorgeous vocal to one of The Wood Brothers best songs for an added treat. The energy was high the entire show. It ended too soon!

If Marshall tucker band and the allman brothers band banged, got pregnant and had a band baby, but they got to choose who their band baby was, I think they’d pick the wood brothers. This band is classic cool, almost blue grass with that classic rock energy, and they’re only more authentic as musicians live. Listening to them yesterday was like sitting in a hot steaming bath of electric pink in the dark, and the water is steamy blue and purple, and you can just shake your head and close your eyes and say, fuck yes. With a face like Jesus and watching the way they play, their style and energy comes out like pulsing energy that screams like angels, almost scary it’s so beautiful. If you haven’t seen these guys live, you’re missing out on what music and true beauty and soul is all about. They rock my gypsie soul.

What a great show at the Fremont in San Louis Obispo! The drummer and bass player are phenomenal musicians and the lead singer voice is raw and very soulfull. Almost as reaching you in a way that only a person who has lived his lyrics can do in a live show. Felt very personal and jouful. A great band I will be seeing again in the future. The opening act was great with very sexy voice! I loved when they all sang and played around 1 old fashioned microphone as if traveling back in time. Overall a great experience with this band who played plenty of old stuff of theirs mixed with new stuff. The Fremont was great....even if they did have to confiscate our "bought outside" candy. ;-)

Absolutely love listening to The Wood Brothers! Their live show was above my expectations, played straight through with no set change. The sound was perfect, clear instrumentals, vocals, and overall volume was just right. They packed the house, possibly overpacked The Vogue. Extremely crowded, but even still I enjoyed every song The Wood Brothers shared by toe tapping away in my tiny space. Many thanks for the great music!

Third time seeing this trio, and what a show. Each member brings immense talent and presence. If you have the chance to see this group, it should not be missed. Bass play like you have never seen, a percussion display that is out of this world, and acoustic guitar and vocals that are second to none.

What a great show! The Wood Brothers are all fantastic musicians and they are great at putting unexpected, interesting musical moments in their songs. I wish them the best of luck on their tour. Amy Helm was also excellent, one of the best opening acts I’ve seen in a long time

FANTASTIC!!! I wanted to follow them from Buffalo to Cleveland. "Sing About It" was worth waiting for! We have never seen so much talent in one performance. The drummer was a multi-instrumentalist who mastered drums

and the keyboards at the same time. AWESOME!

Incredible show as always. Wood Brothers brings a true blues folk spirit and know how to keep a crowd entertained. Can’t wait for the next one.

Lincoln has excellent acoustics and plays well to the soul of this band. Perfect venue for this group.

Hands down one of the best live shows out there. Oliver engages and connects with the audience and Chris’s enthusiasm is contagious. They just get better and better every time we see them. Looking forward to their show at The National this fall.

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The Wood Brothers Announce New Album and Spring 2023 Tour Dates

The Wood Brothers 2023 tour dates will support a new studio album to be released in the Spring

The Wood Brothers have extended their 2023 tour plans with the announcement of 20 additional shows in late Winter and Spring. The dates will cover a wide range of ground, including stops in the Midwest, upstate New York, the Southeast and Colorado. Among the highlights along the way are performances at the Lexington Opera House in Lexington, KY, Town Ballroom in Buffalo, NY, The Walker Theatre in Chattanooga, TN and Mission Ballroom in Denver, CO. Having performed upwards of 100 shows in 2022 and with even more planned in the coming year, The Wood Brothers remain as committed as ever to bringing their music to fans in all corners of the U.S.

“As a young man touring felt like an indulgent adventure: seeing new places, eating local foods, enjoying the applause and joining the party,” says The Wood Brothers’ Oliver Wood. “As I get older, however, it’s become more of a mission to connect with people and make them happy. We’re so grateful that our songs have found a special place in people’s lives. For all of us, band and audience, to share in a heartfelt human experience together is much needed in these times.”

The Wood Brothers 2023 tour dates—including a previously announced West Coast leg in February—will support a new studio album to be released in the Spring. The title for the collection, Heart Is The Hero, is being revealed today, while a first single, release date and pre-order announcement is planned for February 2023.

Artist pre-sale tickets will be available Thursday, November 17 at 10am local, while general on-sale begins Friday, November 18 at 10am local. Tickets are available at: thewoodbros.com/tour-dates

THE WOOD BROTHERS

New Tour Dates – Just Announced

2/24 – North Little Rock, AR – Simmons Bank Arena *

3/1 – Lexington, KY – Lexington Opera House

3/2 – Detroit, MI – Majestic Theatre

3/3 – Buffalo, NY – Town Ballroom

3/4 – Ithaca, NY – State Theatre

3/6 – Westerly, RI – The United Theatre

3/8 – Harrisburg, PA – XL Live

3/9 – Rocky Mount, VA – Harvester Performance Center

3/10 – Winston-Salem, NC – The Ramkat

3/11 – Chattanooga, TN – Walker Theatre

4/11- Scottsdale, AZ – Virginia G. Piper Theater

4/12 – Flagstaff, AZ – Orpheum Theater

4/14 – Beaver Creek, CO – Vilar Performing Arts Center

4/15 – Denver, CO – Mission Ballroom

4/17- Salina, KS – The Stiefel Theatre for the Performing Arts

4/18 – Fayetteville, AK – JJ’s Live

4/20 – Tulsa, OK – Cain’s Ballroom

4/21- Tilmon, TX – Old Settler’s Music Festival

4/22 – Houston, TX – The Heights Theater

5/11 – Chicago, IL – The Salt Shed **

* w/ The Avett Brothers & Turnpike Troubadours

** w/ Shovels & Rope

Complete Tour Schedule

11/30 – New Orleans, LA – Tipitina’s ^

12/1 – Huntsville, AL – Mars Music Hall ^

12/2 – Pensacola, FL – Vinyl Music Hall ^

12/3 – Lake Wales, FL – Orange Blossom Revue

12/4 – Key West, FL – Key West Theater ^

12/6 – Ponte Vedra Beach, FL – Ponte Vedra Concert Hall ^

12/7 – Fort Lauderdale, FL – Culture Room ^

12/8-11 – Puerto Morelos, MX – Strings & Sol

1/31 – Solana Beach, CA – Belly Up Tavern ^^

2/1 – Solana Beach, CA – Belly Up Tavern ^^

2/2 – Ventura, CA – Ventura Music Hall ^^

2/3 – Oakland, CA – Fox Theater ^^

2/4 – Stateline, NV – Bally’s Lake Tahoe Casino Resort ^^

2/6 – Santa Cruz, CA – Rio Theatre ^^

2/8 – Bend, OR – Midtown Ballroom ^^

2/9 – Seattle, WA – Neptune Theatre ^^

2/10 – Portland, OR – Revolution Hall ^^

4/11- Scottsdale, AZ – Virginia G. Piper Theater – Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts

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The Wood Brothers Announce Fall 2023 Tour Dates

Article contributed by calabro music media | published on wednesday, june 21, 2023.

The Wood Brothers have announced Fall 2023 tour dates. Fresh off the release of their acclaimed studio album Heart Is The Hero in April and subsequent Spring and Summer shows, the band will get back on the road for 16 dates across the Northeast and Southeast. The first leg begins October 18 at The Peoples Bank Theatre in Marietta, OH and stretches through the end of the month, including stops at Salvage Station in Asheville, NC, Union Transfer in Philadelphia, PA and The Palace Theatre in Albany, NY. All October dates will be supported by Maya De Vitry. The second leg starts at Culture Room in Fort Lauderdale, FL on November 30 and blankets the Southeast with highlights along the way including Orange Blossom Revue, a boutique festival that the band curates in Lake Wales, FL, as well as performances at Tipitina's in New Orleans, Georgia Theatre in Athens, GA and Charleston Music Hall in Charleston, SC.

The Wood Brothers' previously announced Summer tour plans will focus on festival appearances throughout North America, including Green River Festival, Mariposa Folk Festival and Calgary Folk Music Festival, along with summer concert series performances at PDX Live in Portland, OR, Red Butte Garden in Salt Lake City, UT, and the Rodney Strong Summer Concert Series in Santa Rosa, CA, among others. Additionally, the trio will embark on a run of Colorado shows—where brothers Oliver and Chris Wood were born and raised—in July, including a hometown performance at Chautauqua Auditorium in Boulder, CO.

The Wood Brothers have learned to trust their hearts. For the better part of two decades, they've cemented their reputation as freethinking songwriters, road warriors, and community builders, creating a catalog of diverse music and a loyal audience who’ve grown alongside them through the years. That evolution continued with Heart is the Hero, the band's eighth studio album released this past April 14. Recorded analog to 16-track tape, this latest effort finds its three creators embracing the chemistry of their acclaimed live shows by capturing their performances in real-time direct from the studio floor. Sonically, the results reflect lyrical themes of presence, empathy, and trust that inform the collection's ten songs. A primarily acoustic-driven effort, its earthy and energized performances are matched by the visceral songwriting that has turned The Wood Brothers into Grammy-nominated leaders of American roots music, even as their music reaches far beyond the genre's borders.

Tickets for The Wood Brothers' Fall tour go on-sale this Friday, June 23 at 10am local with Artist pre-sale beginning Thursday, June 22 at 10am local time (password: HEARTISTHEHERO). Tickets are available at: thewoodbros.com

THE WOOD BROTHERS Fall 2023 Tour Dates

10/18 - Marietta, OH - The Peoples Bank Theatre ^ 10/19 - Louisville, KY - Old Forester’s Paristown Hall ^ 10/20 - Asheville, NC - Salvage Station ^ 10/22 - Jim Thorpe, PA - Penn’s Peak ^ 10/26 - Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer ^ 10/27 - Burlington, VT - Flynn Center for the Performing Arts ^ 10/28 - Albany, NY - Palace Theatre ^ 10/29 - Beverly, MA - Cabot Theater ^ 11/30 - Fort Lauderdale, FL - Culture Room 12/1 - Lake Wales, FL - Orange Blossom Revue 12/2 - Ponte Vedra Beach, FL - Ponte Vedra Concert Hall 12/3 - Pensacola, FL - Vinyl Music Hall 12/5 - New Orleans, LA - Tipitina’s 12/6 - Birmingham, AL - Iron City 12/7 - Athens, GA - Georgia Theatre 12/8 - Charleston, SC - Charleston Music Hall

^ w/ Maya De Vitry

THE WOOD BROTHERS Complete 2023 Tour Schedule

6/24 - Greenfield, MA - Green River Festival 7/7-9 - Orillia, ON - Mariposa Folk Festival 7/15 - Healdsburg, CA - Rodney Strong Summer Concert Series + 7/21 - Steamboat Springs, CO - Steamboat Free Summer Concert Series * July 22 - Boulder, CO - Chautauqua Auditorium * July 23 - Breckendridge, CO - Riverwalk Center * July 24 - Fort Collins, CO - Fort Collins Brewery * July 26 - Grand Junction, CO - Avalon Theatre * 7/27 - Salt Lake City, UT - Red Butte Garden ^^ 7/28 - White Sulphur Springs, MT - Red Ants Pants Music Festival 7/29-30 - Calgary, Canada - Calgary Folk Music Festival 8/10 - Ketchum, ID - River Run Lodge ** 8/16 - Redmond, WA - Marymoor Live ++ 8/17 - Portland, OR - PDX Live ++ 8/18 - Bend, OR - Hayden Homes Amphitheater ++ 8/19 - Wellston, MI - Hoxeyville Music Festival    9/15 - St. Louis, MO - Enterprise Center +++ 9/17 - Templeton, CA - Whale Rock Music Festival 10/4-7 - Eureka Springs, AR - Hillberry Harvest Moon Festival 10/8 - Monterey, CA - Rebels & Renegades Music Festival 10/18 - Marietta, OH - The Peoples Bank Theatre 10/19 - Louisville, KY - Old Forester’s Paristown Hall 10/20 - Asheville, NC - Salvage Station 10/22 - Jim Thorpe, PA - Penn’s Peak 10/26 - Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer 10/27 - Burlington, VT - Flynn Center for the Performing Arts 10/28 - Albany, NY - Palace Theatre 10/29 - Beverly, MA - Cabot Theater 11/30 - Fort Lauderdale, FL - Culture Room 12/1 - Lake Wales, FL - Orange Blossom Revue 12/2 - Ponte Vedra Beach, FL - Ponte Vedra Concert Hall 12/3 - Pensacola, FL - Vinyl Music Hall 12/5 - New Orleans, LA - Tipitina’s 12/6 - Birmingham, AL - Iron City 12/7 - Athens, GA - Georgia Theatre 12/8 - Charleston, SC - Charleston Music Hall   + w/ ZZ Ward * w/ Ida Mae ^^ w/ The Lil' Smokies ** The Infamous Stringdusters ++ w/ Greensky Bluegrass +++ w/ Turnpike Troubadours ^ w/ Maya De Vitry 

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Solo projects help American roots band The Wood Brothers keep it fresh as tour visits Infinity Hall

O liver Wood is all over the place. He released a new solo single, “Light and Sweet” recently in anticipation of his new album “Fat Cat Silhouette” coming out next month. He performed with singer-songwriter Chris Kasper on Kasper’s recently released single last week, and he is playing with his main musical project for the past 23 years, The Wood Brothers, at Infinity Hall Hartford on Sunday.

Oliver Wood, who plays guitar (acoustic and electric) and his brother Chris Wood, who play stand-up bass, were both well established with other bands when they decided to work together on a new project. Oliver Wood played with blues star Tinsley Ellis and with his own band King Johnson, releasing his first solo album in 2021. Since 1991, Chris Wood has been in the innovative jazz rock fusion trio Medeski Martin and Wood.

It’s not a given that brothers playing together in a band will get along, just look at the Kinks, the Everly Brothers and Oasis. The Wood Brothers are different.

“We’re four years apart, which helps,” Oliver Woods said. “We went our separate ways. When I left home I ended up in Atlanta. My brother went to Boston and New York and started Medeski Martin & Wood which was more jazz and improvisation. I got more into roots and R&B and things like Little Feat and The Band. We spent time apart enough to become professional musicians. Then we came together. It made us excited to combine forces.”

Wood also doesn’t want to exclude drummer Jano Rix from any discussion of the band’s strengths.

“Jano’s a big part of our sound at this point,” Oliver Wood said. “He also plays keyboards, sometimes at the same time that he’s drumming, which is something to see.”

Oliver Wood, Chris Wood and Rix organize The Wood Brothers tours around their other projects. Oliver Wood has some dates with his own trio coming up this month in the Midwest and in Oregon in June to promote the solo album.

“The reason I do solo things is to collaborate with other people outside of this band,” he explains. He describes The Wood Brothers process as different from his other projects, and he enjoys them all.

“All of us do the writing in The Wood Brothers. Sometime improvise in jam sessions. Sometimes someone brings in lyrics. There are all different ways you can do it,” Oliver Wood said.

When asked how well the trio writes and performs together, Oliver Wood describes the song “Line Those Pockets,” the second single released off of “Heart is the Hero.”

“It started with a Wurlitzer keyboard riff by Jano,” Oliver Wood said. “It was composed over a demo tape of him doing that. It became this pseudo-reggae thing. I had written this lyric that hadn’t worked. It was borderline stupid but was justified by the music. My brother had written a Latin bass line and that upright bass sound made it groove in a different way.

“The germ of a song can be anything,” Oliver Wood added. “We jam, as a creative tool, all the time, but it’s also a way to stay connected and have musical connections.”

Another way the band seeks diversity and variety is in where they choose to play.

“Sometimes on a Wednesday it’s nice to play a nice theater where they aren’t partnering and are really listening,” Oliver Wood said. “Then on a Saturday night, it can be nice to play in rowdy club. Coming into festival season, there’ll be a lot of outdoor shows. The Wood Brothers thrive on the variety of it.”

Changing up the sizes and moods of where they play leads to The Wood Brothers changing up their sets as well. “We do that based on the venue.”

“We always look forward to Connecticut,” Oliver Wood said. Besides Infinity Hall, The Wood Brothers have played the spacious College Street Music Hall, the intimate Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center in Old Saybrook, the semi-outdoor Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater in Bridgeport and the fully outdoor Simsbury Meadows. Next month, the band is playing Levitt Pavilion in Westport.

The Wood Brothers will be performing Sunday at 8 p.m. at Infinity Hall, 32 Front St., Hartford. $45. infinityhall.com .

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Jonas Brothers add more than 50 dates to The Tour: 'We want MORE!'

The Jonas Brothers – and their fans – want more. More tour, that is.

The brother trio – Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas – announced a new batch of dates Thursday for their upcoming The Tour, which kicks off in New York with two sold-out nights at Yankee Stadium Aug. 12 and 13, supporting their sixth release, "The Album." The band is adding more than 50 new shows to the North American leg of the tour and across Europe, Australia and New Zealand, totaling more than 90 shows across 20 countries in their largest tour to date.

"You heard us… we want MORE! We added additional dates for THE TOUR in Australia, Europe and the US," the Jonas Brothers shared on Instagram alongside a cheeky video of the three of them excited about wanting "more."

Another sibling group, pop-soul act Lawrence led by Clyde and Gracie Lawrence, will open all the North American shows.

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Fans might also get an emotional moment between the brothers on tour with their ballad "Little Bird," which talks about the importance of a father/daughter relationship and is among their new favorites to perform live.

"It's one of those tunes where you're fighting back tears," Joe Jonas told USA TODAY in a May interview . "It's an emotional tune and we all kind of go, 'OK, here we go' when we see it on the setlist."

"I think it's like a thing where (before) one of us was out on a boat or something and the other was home with kids. There was a clear difference in what our realities are on an everyday basis," Nick Jonas said in the same interview. Now, "there's a better understanding and awareness of where we're all at, and that's totally reflected in the music."

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Additional Jonas Brothers tour dates for North American leg

Oct. 18 – Atlanta, GA – State Farm Arena

Oct. 20 – Nashville, TN – Bridgestone Arena

Oct. 22 – Austin, TX – Moody Center

Oct. 23 – Houston, TX – Toyota Center

Oct. 27 – Las Vegas, NV –  MGM Grand Garden Arena

Oct. 28 – San Diego, CA – Viejas Arena

Oct. 29 – Anaheim, CA – Honda Center

Nov. 2 – Fresno, CA – Save Mart Center

Nov. 4 – Salt Lake City, UT – Maverik Center

Nov. 5 – Nampa, ID – Ford Idaho Center Arena

Nov. 7 – Spokane, WA – Spokane Arena

Nov. 9 – Portland, OR – Moda Center

Nov. 10 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena

Nov. 11 – Vancouver, BC – Rogers Arena

Nov. 14 – Edmonton, AB – Rogers Place

Nov. 16 – Winnipeg, MB – Canada Life Centre

Nov. 17 – Grand Forks, ND – Alerus Center

Nov. 19 – St Paul, MN – Xcel Energy Center

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Published: 2024/02/14

The Wood Brothers Drop Summer 2024 Tour Dates

The Wood Brothers have delivered a batch of summer tour dates that will take the band to a series of Southeastern and East Coast venues, beginning on May 2 at Brown’s Island in Richmond, Va., prior to a pick up of added appearances further up the coastline, with a follow up slated for May 3 at The Newton Theatre in Newton, N.J.

After initial nights on stage, the Roots ensemble will pick up ensuing gigs, including May 4 at the Community Arts Center in Williamsport, Pa., and May 5 at Infinity Hall Hartford concert in Hartford, Conn. Wood Brothers will ricochet from New Hampshire to Maine and back again, ultimately continuing with stage time in Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee. 

The trio, who released Heart is the Hero in 2023, will return to the East Coast for the final leg of their run, which includes a June 15 show at Arrowood Farms Brewery in Accord, N.Y., June 16 in Westport, Conn., and a Summer Stage at Tree House Brewing Company show in South Deerfield, Mass., on June 18.

The final tour date for Wood Brothers’ summer tour will take them to Plymouth Memorial Hall in Plymouth, Mass., on June 19. Presale is set to commence tomorrow, Feb. 15, at 10 a.m. local time, with code TWBSUMMER. All tickets will go on sale Friday, Feb. 16, at 10 am local via thewoodbros.com .

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The Wood Brothers Summer Tour:

May 2 – Brown’s Island – Richmond, Va. 

May 3 – The Newton Theatre – Newton, N.J.

May 4 – Community Arts Center – Williamsport, Pa.

May 5 – Infinity Hall Hartford – Hartford, Conn. 

May 7 – Colonial Performing Arts Center – Keene, N.H.

May 8 – Stone Mountain Arts Center – Brownfield, Maine

May 9 – Nashua Center for the Arts – Nashua, N.H.

May 10 – United Theatre – Westerly, R.I.

May 11 – The Music Hall – Portsmouth, N.H.

June 7 – Lime Kiln Theater – Lexington, Va.

June 9 – Knight Theater – Charlotte, N.C. 

June 10 – Greenfield Lake Amphitheater – Wilmington, N.C.

June 12 – Walker Theatre – Chattanooga, Tenn.

June 15 – Arrowood Farms Brewery – Accord, N.Y.

June 16 – The Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts – Westport, Conn. 

June 18 – Summer Stage at Tree House Brewing Company – South Deerfield, Mass. 

June 19 – Plymouth Memorial Hall – Plymouth, Mass.

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