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Uji - SOLD OUT!
February 4thMatt Andersen
February 13thSteel Pulse
February 20thIya Terra
February 22ndDogs in a Pile
February 23rdThe Second City Swipes Right
February 25thMVF Band
February 25thTinsley Ellis
February 26thTinsley Ellis
February 27thMVF Band
February 27thEric Johnson
March 4thDerek Gripper
March 10thTank and the Bangas
March 11thDerek Gripper
March 11thAn Evening with Tanya Tucker
March 15thNaghash Ensemble
March 17thLúnasa
March 18thNaghash Ensemble
March 18thSteve'n'Seagulls
March 23rdKevin Kaarl
March 26thThumpasaurus
April 4thG. Love & Special Sauce
April 4thRayland Baxter
April 5thEmily Nenni
April 11thM83
April 11thLaurie Lewis and The Right Hands
April 12thLaurie Lewis and The Right Hands
April 13thVieux Farka Touré
April 22ndVieux Farka Touré
April 23rdSierra Ferrell
April 24thWatchhouse
April 27thOFF! - New Date!
April 29thKeb' Mo'
May 2ndNick Shoulders
May 4thY La Bamba
May 7thPixies - SOLD OUT!
May 9thBéla Fleck and the Flecktones
June 14thRobert Plant & Alison Krauss
June 17thSylvan Esso - No Rules (Tour)
September 9thBonnie Raitt
September 17thEli Paperboy Reed
JJ & the Hooligans
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Presented by Vladem Museum/Santa Fe Properties
Join your Santa Fe neighbors on the Railyard Plaza beside the landmark Water Tower for great FREE concerts all summer long.
- Feel free to bring chairs to the concert.
- Food and drink are available at Second Street Brewery, Opuntia Café, Altar Spirits, La Lecheria, Boxcar Restaurant and Violet Crown Cinema, plus food trucks will be available.
- Bring your water bottle—we will have filling stations.
- Come down early to get a spot on the Second Street Brewery patio to enjoy a a cold beer with the music!
- Ample parking is available in the underground garage just north of REI.
- Download a map (JPG) showing all of the Railyard parking and transportation options.
Register for the event and we'll also send you updates if there are any schedule changes as well as info on future free programs and events around Santa Fe and Albuquerque.
They call him Paperboy because he always delivers!
"Country and soul music have always been two parts of the same stream," says Eli Paperboy Reed. "The influence flows in both directions."
Take a listen to Reed's exceptional new album, Down Every Road: Eli Paperboy Reed Sings Merle Haggard (Yep Roc), and you'll hear exactly what he means. Recorded in Brooklyn with longtime collaborator Vince Chiarito (Black Pumas, Charles Bradley), the record finds Reed reimagining a host of vintage Haggard tunes as classic soul rave-ups, tapping into all the hurt and heartache of the country legend's iconic catalog and channeling it into explosive, high-octane performances fueled by punchy horns and ecstatic vocals. Reed's guitar playing here is more Pops Staples than Roy Nichols, and the production more FAME than Bakersfield, but there's an obvious reverence underlying the whole project, a deep well of respect and knowledge that allows Reed to inhabit the songs and make them his own without sacrificing an ounce of honesty or integrity. He changes little in the way of melody and architecture on the album, instead recasting the arrangements to present Haggard's tunes in an entirely new context, one that blurs the lines of genre, geography, and race to reveal the common, distinctly American threads tying them all together.
JJ and the Hooligans mix rock and roll, blues, pop, and reimagined favorites for a sound that is irresistibly fun.