Show to feature special guest T. Hardy Morris from Dead Confederate as the supporting act.
John McCauley, the charismatic frontman of Deer Tick, is set to play a solo show at the Barrelhouse Ballroom on Sunday, June 23, at 7:00 pm. The tickets will go on sale this Friday, April 26, so mark your calendars and set your alarms.
You can buy tickets to the show here when they go on sale Friday.
Deer Tick, formed in Providence, Rhode Island, in 2004, quickly gained a reputation for their raucous live performances and relentless touring schedule. In their early years, the band averaged 250 shows a year. Although they tour less frequently now, Deer Tick remains a powerhouse in the alternative country rock scene with eight studio albums under their belt.
Their most recent album, Emotional Contracts, was released last summer. It struck a balance between the band’s signature high-energy sound and deeper themes reflecting the journey of getting older. The recording process for this album was noted for its collaborative nature, reflecting the close bond among the band members.
Listen to a track from Emotional Contracts below via Bandcamp.
McCauley’s solo performance at Barrelhouse Ballroom offers a unique opportunity to see one of the driving forces behind Deer Tick in a more personal setting.
For Chattanooga locals, the return of Deer Tick in any form is a nod to their memorable performance at the Nightfall Concert Series in 2012.
Opening for McCauley on this tour is T. Hardy Morris, founder and frontman of the Athens, Georgia-based band Dead Confederate until they disbanded in 2015, and a current member of Diamond Rugs.
Morris released The Digital Age of Rome in 2021, an album featuring musical contributions from Faye Webster, Drive-by Truckers’ Brad Morgan, and pedal steel wizard Matt “Pistol” Stoessel.
Listen to a track from The Digital Age of Rome below via Bandcamp.
Tickets are listed as $30 in advance, and $35 on the day of the show. This show is 21+ unless the accompanied by a parent or guardian.
You can buy tickets to the show here when they go on sale Friday.
Tickets will sell quickly, so be sure to grab yours when they go on sale this Friday.
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