The Wood Brothers Tickets
Moore Theatre - WA | Seattle, Washington
Enter a soundscape of folk music fusions this Friday, March 8th, as The Wood Brothers take the stage of the Moore Theatre with special guests, The Rainbow Girls! Kicking off the spring season with their signature bassline riffs, the acclaimed roots rock trio will visit 19 cities across the US to promote their latest album, Heart Is the Hero, which showcased analog-recorded hits such as “Pilgrim” and “Worst Pain of All.” The Wood Brothers broke into the mainstream with their fifth studio album, The Muse, placing Top 10 in Billboard Folk Albums with barroom ballads "I Got Loaded” and “Wastin’ My Mind.” After which, their two succeeding albums, Paradise and the GRAMMY Award-nominated One Drop of Truth, both clinched the number-one spot in the US Heatseekers chart and introduced evocative hit singles such as “Singin' to Strangers” and “Seasick Emotions.” Experience The Wood Brothers’ uniquely eclectic harmonies through the breathtaking backdrop and fine acoustic fidelity of the Moore Theatre. Get your tickets now!
This 2024, The Wood Brothers are ushering in a spring season of roots and folk-rock hymns to continue support for their latest album. After a sold-out series across the UK and Europe, the GRAMMY-nominated group will storm 19 cities from the West Coast to the Midwest, including a Moore Theatre performance on March 8 with special guests Rainbow Girls!
"It means so much to us to have our fans come back year after year and be so open and receptive to the music we present each evening," lead guitarist Oliver Wood said.
The band’s eighth studio album, Heart Is the Hero, dropped last April 14, 2023, gaining extensive praise from fans and critics alike. In order to capture the raw energy of their famed live performances, the group went old-school in production, recording ten organic and urgently honest songs on an analog 16-track tape.
Pilgrim
Heart Is the Hero
Worst Pain of All
Far From Alone
Between the Beats
Line Those Pockets
Mean Man World
Rollin’ On
Someone for Everyone
Kitchen Floor
Titular Wood Brothers Oliver and Chris joined forces with multi-instrumentalist Jano Rix to form a new-age act where blues, jazz, and gospel intermingle with fervent folk music. The band first saw charting success with their sophomore album, Loaded, though their continuous streak began with their fifth, The Muse. Peaking Top 3 in Billboard Heatseekers and Top 10 in Folk Albums, it featured bass-lined barroom ballads such as "I Got Loaded” and “Wastin’ My Mind.” Meanwhile, their follow-up albums Paradise and One Drop of Truth both claimed the top spot in Heatseekers, with the latter receiving a GRAMMY Award nomination for Best Americana Album. Showcasing The Wood Brothers’ harmony-rich inflections, the records included hit singles like “Singin' to Strangers” and “Seasick Emotions.”
Rainbow Girls Erin Chapin, Caitlin Gowdey, and Vanessa Wilbourn will open the show with tasty acoustic folk anthems most would come to love from their viral cover of “Down Home Girl.” The trio recently launched their sixth studio album, Welcome To Whatever, last December, featuring nostalgic hits like “City Slickers” and “Compassion to the Nth Degree.”
The Moore Theatre of Seattle’s 2nd Avenue offers its stage to our visiting musicians, promising an intimate night for 1,800 fans inside its historical walls. A living relic of the last century, this performing arts hotspot boasts a beautiful ornate backdrop with immaculate lighting, crisp acoustics, and clear sightlines from any seat in the house.
Buy your tickets now and let your worries drift away amid The Wood Brothers’ jam session LIVE this Friday, March 8, at the Moore Theatre!
