The collection of songs on Vandoliers’ fifth album, Life Behind Bars, offers a window into frontwoman Jenni Rose’s journey through addiction and gender dysphoria — a journey that has culminated in her decision to come out as a trans woman while working in the macho worlds of Texas country and punk rock. Ten years into their career, the band’s latest work is as upbeat and sing-along ready as ever, but with a little more stripped-down and intimate feel than their typical fare, in addition to being lyrically more substantive and, at times, more politically pointed. Bars is fearless and fun, a bold entry in a musical space that is still too often hidebound by tradition.
Doors Open at 5:00 pm
National Anthem at 6:00
Chance Albertson 6:05-6:20
Dawson Moon 6:25-6:50
Dave Nudo & Andrew Chappel Duo 6:55-7:35
Aaron Ball Band 7:40-8:25
The Vandoliers 8:30-10:00 ish
Round up the Posse and Bring your own lawn chair! Join us for an epic evening under the stars at Steele-n-Jo’s Bone. Leave the pets, drinks, and food at home. We will have food and drinks available for purchase – be sure to pack your blanket, flashlight, and bug spray.
Cheers to Legends and Legacies Out Where the Wild Things Are
