Velour Live Music Gallery

Joshua James: Night 2

Full Band, Standing Room. Special Guest: Brother
Saturday, May 6 2017
8:00 PM MDT
135 North University Ave.
Provo UT, 84601
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Night 2 of a Two-Show Homecoming Weekend celebrating Joshua James' newest release, Spirit Sister.

This will be a full-band, standing-room show.

Look for the Night 1 event if you also want to attend the intimate, living room-style show on Friday.

 

Two nights with Joshua James, celebrating the release of his newest album, "My Spirit Sister" - Join us for one night, or both. Although here at home in Utah we are accustomed to the critical acclaim for Joshua and his band, he's had a little more notable attention recently:

In March, Rolling Stone named Joshua as one of the Top Ten Country Artists You Should Know:
"Why You Should Pay Attention: Joshua James has been making thoughtful, unorthodox folk music for over a decade now. The Lincoln, Nebraska-born artist, who splits his time between his home state and American Fork, Utah, first gained attention with 2008's The Sun Is Always Brighter, and has released a series of increasingly ambitious albums since. His forthcoming album My Spirit Sister, out later this year, is his rootsiest yet, though not without the philosophical, cerebral lyrics for which James has come to be known. It's a record that poses a lot of questions – and more often than not, the beauty of the music is answer enough."

Read more on RollingStone.com

With the release of "My Spirit Sister," American Songwriter Magazine said:
"...James’ whispered voice, incisive lyrics and songs that balance his introspective tendencies with sweet, taut melodies make this a compelling listen. Reverbed, often floating guitars collide with sing-along choruses that creep up on you, sneaking into your head and swirling around. That’s especially the case on “Real Love,” a misleading title since the protagonist sings, “…is there any hope for real love?” before repeating, “tell everybody in my head,” on a song that switches tempos almost halfway through, perhaps indicating the mental instability of the singer."

Read more on AmericanSongwriter.com