Clay Street Unit w/s/g Candi Jenkins • Fairfield, CT • StageOne
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Clay Street Unit with Candi Jenkins
WED 10/22 • StageOne
Fairfield, CT
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Clay Street Unit brings a rowdy, roots-driven revival to the modern Americana scene — blending the freewheeling spirit of Rocky Mountain newgrass with the grit of Appalachian folk and the swagger of Southern alt-country. Think Railroad Earth meets Futurebirds: it’s bluegrass with drums, pedal steel, and a heavy alt-country edge that sets them apart. Armed with banjo, mandolin, and a powerhouse rhythm section, their sound is tight yet untamed — rooted in tradition but blazing their own trail. Fresh off a high-energy set opening for Kitchen Dwellers and Leftover Salmon at Red Rocks, they’re the kind of band that kicks off a party and doesn’t let up. Fans of Tyler Childers, Railroad Earth, and foot-stomping fun — take note.
"Clay Street Unit sing the kind of songs that literally start parties when you put them on. Based out of Denver, Colorado, their sound is rooted deep in homegrown southern Country and Folk and branches out into the bluegrass sound that’s heard throughout the Appalachian hills." — Holler's 10 Artists You Need To Know
Candi Jenkins, a 30-year-old singer-songwriter from Fayette County, Kentucky, is quickly becoming one of the standout voices in today’s Americana and roots music scene. With a sound that blends classic country storytelling and modern folk influences, her music reflects deep ties to her Kentucky upbringing while carving out a fresh, contemporary edge. This new music journey marks a bold new chapter — a fiery, authentic evolution from her early days with Houndmouth. Whether on stage or in the studio, Candi delivers songs with heart, grit, and undeniable soul.
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WED 10/22 • StageOne
Fairfield, CT
💥 TICKETS ON SALE NOW!! 💥
Clay Street Unit brings a rowdy, roots-driven revival to the modern Americana scene — blending the freewheeling spirit of Rocky Mountain newgrass with the grit of Appalachian folk and the swagger of Southern alt-country. Think Railroad Earth meets Futurebirds: it’s bluegrass with drums, pedal steel, and a heavy alt-country edge that sets them apart. Armed with banjo, mandolin, and a powerhouse rhythm section, their sound is tight yet untamed — rooted in tradition but blazing their own trail. Fresh off a high-energy set opening for Kitchen Dwellers and Leftover Salmon at Red Rocks, they’re the kind of band that kicks off a party and doesn’t let up. Fans of Tyler Childers, Railroad Earth, and foot-stomping fun — take note.
"Clay Street Unit sing the kind of songs that literally start parties when you put them on. Based out of Denver, Colorado, their sound is rooted deep in homegrown southern Country and Folk and branches out into the bluegrass sound that’s heard throughout the Appalachian hills." — Holler's 10 Artists You Need To Know
Candi Jenkins, a 30-year-old singer-songwriter from Fayette County, Kentucky, is quickly becoming one of the standout voices in today’s Americana and roots music scene. With a sound that blends classic country storytelling and modern folk influences, her music reflects deep ties to her Kentucky upbringing while carving out a fresh, contemporary edge. This new music journey marks a bold new chapter — a fiery, authentic evolution from her early days with Houndmouth. Whether on stage or in the studio, Candi delivers songs with heart, grit, and undeniable soul.
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