Jamestown Revival with Cordovas at the Foundry 5/15

Jamestown Revival backstage at Coachella.

Started by two best friends, Jamestown Revival is a folk-rock group with a southern soul. Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance met in Magnolia, TX at the age of 15, and it is no question that their friendship is the foundation of their music. With skillful harmonies and a tightly-honed sound, Jamestown Revival has the kind of polish and heart that only two people who’ve been playing together for a long time can create. While the duo’s harmonies can expand into a big-band sound (check out “Midnight Hour“), their music remains inexplicably intimate, like they’re playing on your back porch on summer night. This type of folk music is, in my opinion, best listed to live, and the Foundry is low-key enough to facilitate a close artist-listener experience. Their new album, San Isabel, is set to be released June 14th, 2019, and they’ve got a fresh single that dropped last month, “Round Prairie Road.” 

Opening for Jamestown Revival is Cordovas, a band with similar southern roots. Hailing from East Nashville, Cordovas leans into its country influences to give their folk-rock sound more of a southern twang. Their music centers around their class-A harmonies, bringing to mind the gentle layered groove of the Grateful Dead’s “Uncle John’s Band” or “Brokedown Palace.” This band has a reputation for putting on strong live performances, so they’re sure to compliment Jamestown Revival with the welcoming, join-on-in magic that live music is all about.

 

Jamestown Revival

Cordovas

Wednesday, May 15th, 2019

Doors 7PM

Show 8PM

$18 advance

All ages

The Foundry at The Fillmore

29 E Allen St

Philadelphia, PA 19123

Purchase tickets here.

More info here.

Amanda Relick: Philadelphia inhabitant, aspiring guitar player, terrible singer. While she has little to no musical talent, Amanda's love for music drives her to seek out the best live shows in the city. Amanda works for a local nonprofit and has degrees in Creative Writing and Sociology from Bucknell University.
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