
The So Lows
June 30thHeartless Bastards
July 1stThe Mango Cakes | Otro K Libre Band
July 3rdElle King
July 4thJames McMurtry
July 6thWassa Ensemble
July 7thSeun Kuti
July 8thEncanto (en Español)
July 9thKombilesa Mí
July 10thShakey Graves - Sold Out
July 10thThe Suffers
July 11thCharley Crockett
July 11thCon Brio
July 12thThe Gluey Brothers
July 14thHayes Carll and his band
July 15thNeighborhood Nature Festival
July 16thThe Gluey Brothers
July 17thSmooth
July 17thMichael Hearne and SxSW
July 18thDust City Opera
July 19thLa Dame Blanche
July 21stThe Main Squeeze
July 22ndYellow Submarine
July 23rdLone Piñon | AJ Lee and Blue Summit
July 24thThe Dead South
July 24thAJ Lee & Blue Summit
July 25thMetalachi
July 26thSanta Fe Salutes: The Beatles
July 29thBlack Joe Lewis & the Honeybears
July 31stDamien Jurado
July 31stMason Jennings
August 1stNosotros
August 2ndLukas Nelson & POTR
August 2ndKaleidescope Kid
August 4thD Numbers
August 5thMichael Franti & Spearhead
August 5thDog
August 6thDust City Opera
August 7thDetroit Lightning
August 7thCloacas
August 8thThe Iguanas
August 9thCrash Test Dummies
August 11thJohn Moreland (New Date!)
August 11thMary & Mars
August 12thGretchen Peters
August 13thThe Drum is the Voice of the Trees
August 16thMy Morning Jacket
August 19thNeighborhood Open Space Community Concert
August 20thThe New Respects
August 21stHOTH Brothers Band
August 22ndLumbre Del Sol
August 23rdJimmie Vaughan
August 23rdMeow Wolf Monster Battle
August 25thJimmie Vaughan
August 25thEli Paperboy Reid
August 26thNeighborhood Nature Festival
August 27thDune
August 27thSteve Earle & The Dukes
August 28thBig Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys
August 29thThe Santa Fe Revue
August 30thYonder Mountain String Band
August 31stNuestra Musica: Mariachi Sonidos del Monte
September 1stFucked Up
September 2ndLittle Big Town
September 3rdLadder to the Moon Festival at Ghost Ranch
September 9thBéla Fleck
September 13thBuddy Guy | John Hiatt & the Goners feat. Sonny Landreth
September 14thWilco
September 15thNeighborhood Open Space Community Concert
September 17thAn Evening with Emmylou Harris & The Red Dirt Boys
September 23rdNeighborhood Nature Festival
September 24thRodrigo y Gabriela
September 24thCimafunk
September 29thKhruangbin - SOLD OUT!
October 2ndWallows
October 3rdMadison Cunningham
October 4thBroken Social Scene - SOLD OUT
October 4thWhitney
October 5thNoah Cyrus
October 5thKevin Morby - Sold Out
October 5thBonobo
October 10thDEHD
October 12thilluminati hotties
October 15thShovels & Rope
October 18thFlor De Toloache
October 25thOs Mutantes
November 3rdMac DeMarco - CANCELED
November 4thBelinda Carlisle
November 8thAWOLNATION
November 8thJuan Carmona
November 16thJuan Carmona
November 18thEric Johnson
March 4thEli Paperboy Reid
JJ & the Hooligans
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Presented by Vladem Museum/Santa Fe Properties
Join your Santa Fe neighbors on the Railyard Plaza beside the landmark Water Tower for great FREE concerts all summer long.
- Feel free to bring chairs to the concert.
- Food and drink are available inside Second Street Brewery and Violet Crown Cinema, plus food trucks will be available.
- Bring your water bottle—we will have filling stations.
- Come down early to get a spot on the Second Street Brewery patio to enjoy a a cold beer with the music!
- Violet Crown has patio drink & dining options too.
- Ample parking is available in the underground garage just north of REI.
- Download a map (JPG) showing all of the Railyard parking and transportation options.
Register for the event and we'll also send you updates if there are any schedule changes as well as info on future free programs and events around Santa Fe and Albuquerque.
They call him Paperboy because he always delivers!
"Country and soul music have always been two parts of the same stream," says Eli Paperboy Reed. "The influence flows in both directions."
Take a listen to Reed's exceptional new album, Down Every Road: Eli Paperboy Reed Sings Merle Haggard (Yep Roc), and you'll hear exactly what he means. Recorded in Brooklyn with longtime collaborator Vince Chiarito (Black Pumas, Charles Bradley), the record finds Reed reimagining a host of vintage Haggard tunes as classic soul rave-ups, tapping into all the hurt and heartache of the country legend's iconic catalog and channeling it into explosive, high-octane performances fueled by punchy horns and ecstatic vocals. Reed's guitar playing here is more Pops Staples than Roy Nichols, and the production more FAME than Bakersfield, but there's an obvious reverence underlying the whole project, a deep well of respect and knowledge that allows Reed to inhabit the songs and make them his own without sacrificing an ounce of honesty or integrity. He changes little in the way of melody and architecture on the album, instead recasting the arrangements to present Haggard's tunes in an entirely new context, one that blurs the lines of genre, geography, and race to reveal the common, distinctly American threads tying them all together.
JJ and the Hooligans mix rock and roll, blues, pop, and reimagined favorites for a sound that is irresistibly fun.