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All Ages*ALL TICKETS FOR THE ANGEL CITY SHOW WILL BE HONORED AT THE DOOR, JUST SHOW UP AND COME PARTY* General AdmissionGeneral admission is standing-room only.Reserved Table SeatingGet ready to enjoy a seat at one of our exclusive bar-height tables. Tickets must be bought as a pair. Only 12 tables available.Tickets Includes:Entry to the showPrivate table for two Access to Off The Rails food menuPersonal server to order food and drinks One (1) parking spot per table - a unique single-use QR code will be sent to you 24-48 hours prior to your event to scan upon entry to the parking lot located behind Off The Rails. AMIGO PASSES ARE SOLD OUT!Amigo Passes include:* 1 ticket to the show* 1 Limited Edition Amigo Pass Laminate* Early Entry 1 hour to GA doors so you can pick the best spot to catch the show.* 30 Minute Band Performance along with Q&A session!Only a handful available so grab yours fast!Roger Clyne s radio promotion department. Dubbed The Springsteen of the Southwest, by the Asbury Park Press. The band delivers exciting live performances that garner declarations like the one from emcee Jay Peterman of the Seinfeld TV show at Alice Coopers annual Christmas Pudding event, Young man, you light that stage a-flame!For assistance with ticketing, please email our team at info@offtherailsworcester.com*Please be advised that reservations made on TOAST are NOT tickets to the music venue and do not offer views into the venue.
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Andrew Leahey & the Homestead Biography
A timeless rock & roll band for the modern age, Andrew Leahey & The Homestead are torchbearers of an anthemic, guitar-driven sound once held aloft by icons like Tom Petty and Bruce Springsteen.
It's a sound that's taken the Nashville-based Leahey around the world, from sold-out shows in Norway, Mexico, and South Africa to a string of cross-country tours back home. Along the way, his songwriting — hailed by Rolling Stone for its "celebratory mix of sharp storytelling and fist-pumping rock & roll swagger" — has left a unique mark, climbing the Americana Airplay charts one minute with the Top 50 hit "Little in Love" (from Leahey's 2016 debut, Skyline in Central Time) and finding a home on pop/rock radio with singles like "Start the Dance" and "Airwaves" (both taken from his international breakthrough, 2019's Airwaves) the next.
When a global pandemic brought the world to a standstill in 2020, Leahey got creative. He launched a weekly livestream concert series, "Andrew Leahey: Live & Online," from his living room, playing to thousands of viewers every Thursday night and cracking the Top 40 on Pollstar's Livestream chart. He also played lead guitar on Elizabeth Cook's Aftermath, an album produced by Butch Walker and released to widespread critical acclaim that September. Most importantly, he continued writing new songs of his own, piecing together a two-volume album of new material -- "American Static," whose first installment will appear in October 2021 -- that marked the most diverse work of his career. COVID-19 might have cancelled Leahey's touring plans, but it couldn't keep him from moving forward.
As a frontman, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, contemporary guitar hero, and award-winning music journalist, Leahey knows what it means to push through a life-threatening health scare. During the years leading up to Skyline in Central Time's release, he was diagnosed with a brain tumor that sat on his hearing nerve, jeopardizing not only his hearing, but his survival, too. The operation to remove the tumor took 12 hours; the recovery took more than 12 months. When Leahey returned to the road, he did so with a renewed purpose and perspective, crafting rock & roll anthems that celebrated everything he previously took for granted. Years later, it’s that same sense of purpose — entwined with electric guitars, thick harmonies, and vocal hooks that swing for the fences — that continues to thrive at the center of Leahey’s music.
Read MoreIt's a sound that's taken the Nashville-based Leahey around the world, from sold-out shows in Norway, Mexico, and South Africa to a string of cross-country tours back home. Along the way, his songwriting — hailed by Rolling Stone for its "celebratory mix of sharp storytelling and fist-pumping rock & roll swagger" — has left a unique mark, climbing the Americana Airplay charts one minute with the Top 50 hit "Little in Love" (from Leahey's 2016 debut, Skyline in Central Time) and finding a home on pop/rock radio with singles like "Start the Dance" and "Airwaves" (both taken from his international breakthrough, 2019's Airwaves) the next.
When a global pandemic brought the world to a standstill in 2020, Leahey got creative. He launched a weekly livestream concert series, "Andrew Leahey: Live & Online," from his living room, playing to thousands of viewers every Thursday night and cracking the Top 40 on Pollstar's Livestream chart. He also played lead guitar on Elizabeth Cook's Aftermath, an album produced by Butch Walker and released to widespread critical acclaim that September. Most importantly, he continued writing new songs of his own, piecing together a two-volume album of new material -- "American Static," whose first installment will appear in October 2021 -- that marked the most diverse work of his career. COVID-19 might have cancelled Leahey's touring plans, but it couldn't keep him from moving forward.
As a frontman, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, contemporary guitar hero, and award-winning music journalist, Leahey knows what it means to push through a life-threatening health scare. During the years leading up to Skyline in Central Time's release, he was diagnosed with a brain tumor that sat on his hearing nerve, jeopardizing not only his hearing, but his survival, too. The operation to remove the tumor took 12 hours; the recovery took more than 12 months. When Leahey returned to the road, he did so with a renewed purpose and perspective, crafting rock & roll anthems that celebrated everything he previously took for granted. Years later, it’s that same sense of purpose — entwined with electric guitars, thick harmonies, and vocal hooks that swing for the fences — that continues to thrive at the center of Leahey’s music.
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