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Out of the Blue TourTHERE IS A DELIVERY DELAY IN PLACE FOR THIS SHOW. Tickets will be delivered to your inbox 48 hours in advance of the show. Ticket Price: $25 advanced standing / $25 day of show standingNote: Tickets available at box office. Convenience service charges apply for online purchases. TABLE RESERVATION: vip@musicboxsd.com / (619) 836-1847BOX OFFICE CONTACT: (619) 795-1337 | Boxoffice@musicboxsd.com | FAQBOX OFFICE HOURS: 11 AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday, as well as during show performances. PARKING: Street parking and paid lot parking available.FOLLOW US: X | Instagram | Facebook | MusicBoxSD.comNot on the e-mail list for announcements? CLICK HERE to become a Music Box Insider and you will never miss a chance to grab tickets before they go on sale to the general public again!MUSIC BOX IS STANDING ROOM ONLY UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ON TICKETS ONCE PURCHASED.ALL TIMES AND SUPPORTING ACTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.No persons under the age of eighteen (18) years shall be permitted at any time into the designated entertainment area(s) whenever entertainment is provided unless such person is accompanied by their parent, spouse, or legal guardian or an adult twenty-five (25) years or older who has written authorization from the parent, spouse, or legal guardian. Intent of this condition is to allow sale and service of food to minors in a bona fide public eating place with reasonable conditions placed to prevent curfew violations, protect the minors from alcohol and other criminal activity.
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Jack Van Cleaf Biography
Jack Van Cleaf was still an independent artist when “Rattlesnake” became a viral hit in 2023, earning praise from songwriters like Noah Kahan and Zach Bryan. For Jack, it felt like a pivotal moment in a career that had been building since his teenage years.
"This album is all about the vertigo of growing up," says Jack, who makes his Dualtone Records debut with the sophomore release JVC. "It's about re-defining and re-understanding yourself" he says, speaking with the same heart-on-sleeve honesty that informs his writing.
Once known for his confessional and cathartic folk songs, Jack digs deeper with JVC, blurring the dividing lines between acoustic Americana and electrified indie music. The result is an expansive sound that resists categorization: sparse one minute and grungy the next, dreamt up by an artist who's never been afraid to write songs that shine a light on his own challenges.
JVC was recorded with his friends and musicians Alberto Sewald, Austin Burns, Ethan Fortenberry, Hunt Pennington, Adam Carpenter, Nathan Cimino, and Aaron Krak. Jack recorded his songs in a series of live takes, showcasing the artistry he'd developed as a road warrior opening for headliners like Noah Kahan, Shakey Graves & Madi Diaz. Fellow artists like Grumpy, Charli Adams, and Annika Bennett added vocal harmonies to the songs, and Jack recorded two duets, as well - “Teenage Vampire” with Gatlin and a re-imagined version of “Rattlesnake” with Zach Bryan.
Read More"This album is all about the vertigo of growing up," says Jack, who makes his Dualtone Records debut with the sophomore release JVC. "It's about re-defining and re-understanding yourself" he says, speaking with the same heart-on-sleeve honesty that informs his writing.
Once known for his confessional and cathartic folk songs, Jack digs deeper with JVC, blurring the dividing lines between acoustic Americana and electrified indie music. The result is an expansive sound that resists categorization: sparse one minute and grungy the next, dreamt up by an artist who's never been afraid to write songs that shine a light on his own challenges.
JVC was recorded with his friends and musicians Alberto Sewald, Austin Burns, Ethan Fortenberry, Hunt Pennington, Adam Carpenter, Nathan Cimino, and Aaron Krak. Jack recorded his songs in a series of live takes, showcasing the artistry he'd developed as a road warrior opening for headliners like Noah Kahan, Shakey Graves & Madi Diaz. Fellow artists like Grumpy, Charli Adams, and Annika Bennett added vocal harmonies to the songs, and Jack recorded two duets, as well - “Teenage Vampire” with Gatlin and a re-imagined version of “Rattlesnake” with Zach Bryan.
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