Showroom Sounds Presents: Slaid Cleaves

Doors: 7:00pm
Show: 8:00pm

Tickets: $50.00
 

Ticket includes admission PLUS:
- Light bites catered from local restaurants
- Custom cocktails, beers & non-alcoholic drinks
- Commemorative show poster 
- Custom, one-of-a-kind artist tee

21+ (under allowed with guardian)

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Each show takes place in Printed Threads' showroom, and features one of our favorite artists.

 

With a limited number of tickets available for each event, you'll be part of an exclusive audience, witnessing a unique musical performance up close and personal.

 

Enjoy light bites and drinks thoughtfully curated to complement the experience. As a token of our appreciation, every attendee receives a commemorative shirt and a show poster, designed to be a reminder of this unforgettable night.

 

We invite you to share in a special evening of music, and a thoughtful gathering supporting the sounds that enrich our lives.
 

Americana/folk stalwart Slaid Cleaves has been putting out highly acclaimed records for 25 years now, consistently delivering songs that strike people's hearts and become part of their lives.

Joseph Hudak of Rolling Stone Country calls Cleaves “a master storyteller, one influenced not by the shine of pop-culture but by the dirt of real life.”

The music of Texas-based singer/songwriter Slaid Cleaves is rooted in traditional country and folk forms, but is distinct enough to have held interest amidst a sea of singer/songwriters since the 1990s. While he released a handful of recordings during the early '90s, he gained significant notice with No Angel Knows, which was released on Rounder's Philo subsidiary in 1997. Joined by former Lucinda Williams guitarist and producer Gurf Morlix, Cleaves combined his interest in folk songs, early rock and roll, and traditional country music into an amalgamation of styles becoming known at that time as Americana. Not surprisingly, the album rode high into the charts at Americana-formatted radio stations across the U.S. and Canada that year and set the tone for the rest of his career.