Joseph Arthur

DOORS 7PM | SHOW 8PM | 21+ | $20 | A PHYSICAL VALID GOVERNMENT ISSUED ID IS REQUIRED UPON ENTRY TO THE VENUE Known for his intimate tenor, signature guitar style and moody melodies, Los Angeles-based solo artist and storyteller Shane Alexander has shaped a distinctive career with his evocative indie folk and soaring California-tinged acoustic rock. Having extensively toured the US, Europe and Canada since 2005 (both as a headliner and supporting acts like Bon Iver, Lucinda Williams, Seal, Jewel, John Hiatt, Suzanne Vega, Styx and Yes), Alexander has developed a loyal international fanbase and performed on many fabled stages, including Red Rocks, The Ryman Auditorium and The Greek Theatre in LA. His music has appeared in dozens of television shows, commercials and films, quietly earning more than 30 millions streams. The song "Everything as One" from Alexander's 2019 album A Life Like Ours was recently featured in a national commercial for Chevrolet's 'Drive Safe' campaign. In addition to working on his own releases, Shane can usually be found co-writing songs and producing acts from both sides of the pond at Buddhaland, his studio in Westlake Village, CA. Forever Songs, Shane Alexander's 8th solo album, is out now. https://linktr.ee/shanealexandermusic Spotted by Lou Reed and Peter Gabriel in 1996, Joseph Arthur now has around fifteen albums to his credit. He’s also at the origin of several bands: The Lonely Astronauts, Fistful Mercy (which he founded with Ben Harper) or even RNDM with Jeff Ament of Pearl Jam. Joseph Arthur on stage could be described as a fallen or cursed angel, who with his guitar, pedals and mics, builds live real swirling and captivating melodies which gives stripped-down pieces, without artifice, inhabited solely by the singer's voice. Joseph Arthur draws his inspiration from Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan and Jeff Buckley. The finesse of the compositions and the richness of the orchestrations make Joseph Arthur one of the best American songwriters of the 21st century. His song "In the Sun" was covered by singer Michael Stipe of R.E.M and Chris Martin of Coldplay, as well as by Peter Gabriel.