From recording and/or performing with Eddie Vedder, Glen Hansard, Tom Morello, Prophets of Rage, Roger Waters, US Girls as well as touring the world, to performing his own music with the Jake Clemons Band and spending the last 10 years as the tenor and baritone saxophonist with Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band including appearing on Springsteen’s latest album “Letter To You” and the companion Apple TV documentary. Jake’s vast array of musical endeavors over the past decade have made him a familiar figure around the world.
Jake is always bringing that positive message to his live shows. Jake is recognized around the globe as a stirring solo artist and for his electrifying performances with Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band. Jake is a magnet for positive energy and emotion, consistently sharing stories and thoughts about life, his beliefs and experiences through music. Solo artist and E Street Band member Jake Clemons returns to Asbury Park with his band.
Their show was high-energy and fun, and they are worth checking out in a live setting.” – Digital Journal Almost Queen captured the essence of Queen’s classic songs both from a sonic and lyric standpoint. “Almost Queen proved that they are the best Queen tribute act around. If Freddie were alive today he’d queue for tickets!” – Eric Cook, Demolition Records “Without a doubt, Almost Queen are probably the finest testimonial to Queen I have ever had the pleasure in seeing. “I had heard a lot of great things about these guys, but the show was even better than I imagined.” – Randy Jackson Donning genuine costumes, Almost Queen recaptures the live energy and precision that is the ultimate Queen experience. Almost Queen delivers a live performance showcasing signature four-part harmonies and intricate musical interludes. It’s been described as the most authentic Queen live show since the days of Queen themselves. Tickets: $35 in advance (plus applicable surcharges), $39 at the gate Tickets: $30 in advance (plus applicable surcharges), $35 at the door She wrote to speak her truth, to save her own life – and perhaps throw a rope to others struggling with the weight of a world moving too fast, loves where you fall too hard and nights that, good or bad, seem to go on forever.Ģ021 saw Reckless, her Thirty Tigers/now Sony Music Nashville debut, and lead single “Wilder Days” topping critical lists from Rolling Stone, TIME, Stereogum, New York Times, Boston Globe, FADER, Tennessean, Whiskey Riff, Billboard, and The Boot and Taste of Country who both proclaimed, “a once-in-a-decade debut.” With a voice that is raw hurt, deep knowing and somehow innocence retained, Wade wrote or co-wrote a song cycle about the reality facing teens and 20-somethings that embraced raw desire, the reality of getting high and getting sober, the realm of crawling through the wreckage with a tough vulnerability that is as singular as the young woman from Floyd, Virginia. Morgan Wade didn’t write to be a sensation, for critical acclaim or massive concert tours. With Nate Fredrick and The Wholesome Boys Tickets: $25 in advance (plus applicable surcharges), $30 at the door Her confident, cathartic new album was created to show people “the beauty of being vulnerable and feeling all their feelings.” Soundtrack in choosing your own happiness. Still fiercely and successfully independent, Alice Phoebe Lou hopes young people “can be inspired by the fact you can do things unconventionally,” with ‘Shelter’ a defiant “I continually strive to show people the beauty of being vulnerable and feeling all their feelings,” she explains. At times, ‘Shelter’ feels like a purge while other moments across the lush record capture a second coming-of-age. After starting her career busking as a teenager, Alice has slowly learnt to follow her own instincts and write without fear of judgement. Alice Phoebe Lou and her band perform in New Jersey for the first time ever celebrating the release of her new album ‘Shelter’Īlice Phoebe Lou’s fifth album ‘Shelter’ is about “forgiving the world and forgiving yourself” in order to create a place of safety.
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