The Revivalists bring their dynamic, genre-blending sound to Harken Hall on May 21. The New Orleans-based, multi-platinum band has earned a national following with their fusion of indie rock, soul, and folk, delivered through a powerful and high-energy live performance.
Their highly anticipated new album, Get It Honest (out July 24), marks their first full-length release in over three years. Led by the anthemic single “Heart Stop,” the album explores perseverance and facing the future with clarity and conviction, showcasing the band’s signature intensity and evolution.
Harken Hall is a multi-purpose event venue in Madison, Tennessee, designed to deliver exceptional experiences. Built from the ground up with sustainable practices, it fosters connection and collaboration within the Nashville and Madison communities.
$2 from every ticket sold will benefit PLUS1. https://www.plus1.org/
Standing Room Only - located on our Hall's Main Floor
Food and beverage will be available for purchase at the bar. Parking will be available onsite and nearby the venue.
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It’s not every day that you see a mainstream 7-piece jam band complete with trumpet and saxophone hit the road, but similar to the likes of Moon Taxi and The Wild Feathers, the New Orleans based Revivalists deliver the enthusiastic twang of a southern alt rock band playing with a genuine and undeniably innate sense of rhythm.
For such a big outfit, the guys are close yet comfortable on stage, each ingratiating himself inconspicuously before coming together as a group both mentally and musically for the drop. Vocalist David Shaw’s rough yet rich delivery is at times reminiscent of Ray LaMontage’s husky but passionate tone (especially when he’s stripped down with only a guitar). Shaw not only genuinely inflects his commitment to the song using his powerful voice, but also through his onstage presence, fumblingly calculatedly around onstage while continuously encouraging the crowd and interacting with the front row die-hards.
The unrelenting saxophone, along with the trumpet, pierce the melody, adding to the highly energetic and involving performance; it’s exactly what you’d expect from a 7-piece jam band.
With an EP and two albums under their belt, including a 2014 re-release of the two-disc City of Sound, The Revivalists offer a grand, one-of-a-kind musical experience, continuously touring North America with the entire band in tow.