Casper Allen w/ The Threadbarons + Cody Mack
Globe Hall Presents Casper Allen with The Threadbarons and Cody Mack on Friday, January 5th.- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
The Droptines w/ Estin & The 86’d
Globe Hall Presents The Droptines with Estin & The 86’d on Sunday, January 7th.- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
Morsel w/ O’Connor Brothers Band
Globe Hall Presents Morsel with O’Connor Brothers Band on Friday, February 2nd.- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
KBCO presents Briscoe w/ Nathaniel Riley
KBCO Presents Briscoe with Nathaniel Riley on Thursday, March 7th. West of It All, the debut album from Americana folk-rock band Briscoe, is a coming-of-age soundtrack set against the backdrop of the Texas Hill Country. Written in the Lone Star State and recorded in North Carolina, it’s an album that charts its own musical geography, with production from Grammy nominee Brad Cook (Bon Iver, Waxahatchee, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats) and adventurous songwriting that bridges the gap between classic American roots music and its modern-day incarnation From free backyard performances on the outskirts of UT Austin’s campus to sold-out gigs at Antone’s Nightclub and The Continental Club Gallery, Briscoe’s growth — like the group’s music itself — has been organic. Bandmates Truett Heintzelman and Philip Lupton built their grassroots following the old-school way: by carving out a sound that nodded to the golden era of folk, rock, and pop music, then getting onstage and building a genuine relationship with their audience. That authenticity led to opening slots for Caamp and Zach Bryan. Signed by ATO Records while still pursuing undergraduate degrees as college students, the Texas natives wrote West of It All as graduation loomed in the distance, funneling the stories of their college experience — from heartbreak to hard-won lessons to weekend trips into the rural countryside — into a raw, rugged blend of classic and contemporary influences. Initially formed as an outlet for Lupton’s songwriting while still in high school, Briscoe blossomed into something bigger once the two friends reunited at UT Austin. Both were songwriters, vocalists, and multi-instrumentalists, and they formed a highly-capable duo, playing house shows and backyard parties as a two-piece act before selling out venue after venue after expanding their lineup into a proper band. They strummed acoustic guitars, plucked banjos, stacked their voices into harmony, and built each song around cinematic, cathartic hooks. Whenever writer’s block threatened their progress, the two musicians would leave town for a few days and head west, finding new motivation in the wilderness of the Texas Hill Country. “We have an appreciation and an awe for that place,” says Heintzelman. “To us, the Hill Country is one of the most beautiful places on this earth, and it became an inspiration when we were writing these songs.” The Hill Country quickly became a pivotal part of Briscoe’s music, influencing everything from the Wild West blues of “Hill Country Baby” to the fiddle-fueled stomp of “When the Desert.” Before long, the guys were also making regular trips to Brad Cook’s studio in North Carolina, where they recorded West of It All during the homestretch of their college days. Cook, who played bass on the sessions, encouraged the band to explore unique territory throughout. “Brad was very adamant about highlighting the parts of our sound that are different from everything else out there,” Lupton remembers. “He’s very forward-thinking. He loves old music, but he wants to help make the next new sound. Truett and I would come into the studio and track something, and we’d think it sounded like a blend of several bands we love, and Brad would say, ‘No, boys, it sounds like Briscoe.'”VIP PACKAGE INCLUDES: -30 minute duo set consisting of 2 songs -photo opportunities prior to the event. – 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
Moon Walker w/ Compass & Cavern, Sexy Coyote + Mom Rock
Globe Hall Presents Moon Walker with Compass & Cavern, Sexy Coyote and Mom Rock on Saturday, April 6 –Harry Springer may compose, produce and perform all of Moon Walker’s music in his bedroom, but the electrifying anduniquely eclectic sound undeniably feels more fitting for a stadium.When Springer formed Moon Walker at the height of the COVID-19 Pandemic, he was merely looking for a way to passtime and make some extra money selling songs to music libraries. “I sold some, and it was going fine, but then I wrotesome songs, and I was like, ‘I really don’t want to give these ones away.” Those songs that Springer just couldn’t partwith ended up becoming his critically acclaimed debut recordTruth to Power. Thanks to sudden viral success on TikTokand praise from the likes of The Darkness’s Justin Hawkins, the 7-track album quickly established Moon Walker as oneof rock’s most promising acts. Less than a year later, Springer released with his sophomore effortThe Attack of Mirrorswith great fanfare and coverage, resulting in 25 million streams across platforms in 2022. In 2023, Moon Walkercontinued the hos streak; signing to a co-publishing deal with Warner Chappell Music and Limited-Edition Publishing.releasing his third album “Apocalypticism” on October 20th, and going out on his firsttour playing shows across thecountry with sellouts in Chicago, Nashville, Denver, and Columbus.- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
Magoo w/ Southbound String Band + Derek Dames Ohl
Globe Hall Presents Magoo with Southbound String Band and Derek Dames Ohl on Friday, February 23rd.- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
KUVO Jazz 89.3 Presents Greg Koch w/ J.J. Murphy
KUVO Jazz 89.3 Presents Greg Koch with J.J. Murphy on Sunday, January 21 — Milwaukee native Greg Koch has forged a successful career as “a guitar player’s guitarist.” He is not only a fiercely creative player with a whole trick bag of impressive techniques, ranging from Albert Lee chicken-pickin’ to Albert King string-bending to all-out Hendrixian abandon, he is also is a clinician for Fishman Transducers and his wildly popular “guitar test drive” videos (4,000 to date) for Wildwood Guitars of Louisville, Colorado have generated 50 million views. Koch also has a signature axe which was released in 2019 by Reverend Guitars, named the Greg Koch Signature Gristlemaster. The guitar colors were given somewhat humorous names like: KochworkOrange, and Blucifer. He is also a best-selling method book author and video instructor for music publisher Hal Leonard and a contributing columnist for a variety of guitar magazines including Guitar Player. Guitar great Steve Vai, who released Koch’s 2001 album The Grip on his own Favored Nations label, heaped praise on his fellow guitarist: “Greg Koch is one of those rare guitarists that can blend various styles with a light-hearted approach and a tremendous amount of technique. Hearing him play is inspiring to a guitar player to try to achieve greatness on the instrument.- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
105.5 The Colorado Sound presents Margo Cilker – Valley Of Heart’s Delight 24 Tour w/ Jeremy Ferrara
105.5 The Colorado Sound presents Margo Cilker – Valley Of Heart’s Delight 24 Tour with Jeremy Ferrara on Sunday, March 10th.Valley Of Heart’s Delight refers to a place where Cilker can’t return: California’s Santa Clara Valley, as it was known before the orchards were paved over and became more famous for Silicon than apricots. She is the fifth generation of her namesake born there, and in this 11-song collection, produced by Sera Cahoone, family and nature intertwine as guiding motifs, at once precious and endangered, beautiful and exhausting. Cilker moved from California to the Pacific Northwest in her mid-twenties and wrote much of Valley Of Heart’s Delight while living in Enterprise, Oregon, a small town near the Snake River and powered by the river’s massive, publicly-funded hydroelectric dams. Valley Of Heart’s Delight feeds off of this tension – how we live in and off of nature, how we live within and without family, and why we return to the places we were born.“I wrote these songs surrounded by the wild landscapes of the Northwest, but I was leaning toward the place I’d come from. I felt cut off from my family and the valley that held them. I spent hours thinking about my sense of belonging. I’d traveled through many places and then, when the travel stopped, I ruminated on where I had ended up. Where were you when the music stopped? I was in Enterprise, OR. And there in Enterprise, my mind drifted back to the Valley of Heart’s Delight.I wrote about family — about death and rebirth, and the arcs of love and art through a family line. There are songs that hint at missteps and redemption. There are songs about trees: in orchard rows, family trees, redwoods. And water: agricultural runoff, wild rivers, dammed rivers, baptismal flows. And there’s a [cover] song about a fish, cause it’s a damn good song and I wanted to record it.”Valley Of Heart’s Delight follows Cilker’s critically acclaimed Pohorylle debut, which resulted in a profile by NPR’s All Things Considered for “bridging the urban-rural divide through music” and was listed among the “Best Country Albums of 2021” by Stereogum, No Depression, The Boot, Glide Magazine, and more. Pitchfork called the record “a vivid introduction to this country artist who pushes against conventions of the genre that don’t fit her perspective,” and Rolling Stone added, “Cilker shows that she is as interested in reinvigorating Southern country-folk storytelling tropes as she is in exposing their flaws.”- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
Kyle Moon & The Misled w/ Elijah Petty & The Part-Times + Tonewood String Band
Globe Hall Presents Kyle Moon & The Misled with Elijah Petty & The Part-Times and Tonewood String Band on Saturday, January 6th.- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
Michael Morrow & The Culprits w/ Dirty Kings + Feel Better Big Shredder
Globe Hall Presents Michael Morrow & The Culprits with Dirty Kings and Feel Better Big Shredder on Sunday, January 28th.- 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian
