It is always special when Chris Stalcup comes to the farm. Chris will be performing with his long time friend, Nathan Greene, on accordian. Co-headlining this show will be Matt Woods. We had a chance to see Matt perform recently and can see why he has built up a loyal fan base (which includes some of our favorite artists).
Show information:
$30 per person ($35 day of show)
All ages show:
8 - 16 years old - half price
Under 8 or over 80 - free
Preferred payment methods include Venmo (@Brian-Koonin), PayPal (@Bkoonin), and Zelle (brian.koonin@gmail.com)
There are no physical tickets but the name and number in your party will be verified upon arrival
First 30 reservations receive a commemorative concert poster
Show will take place around or under a covered pavilion depending on the weather. If it rains, we have you covered!
Schedule:
Check in beginning at 6:30
Come early to reserve a spot and enjoy the sights and sounds of the farm (seating is first come first served).
Music begins at 8:00
Other information:
It’s Bring Your Own Everything - chairs, a cooler, food and whatever else you need to make yourself comfortable
NO FOOD TRUCK
Shows are rain or shine, no refunds
Dog policy: If you plan to bring your dog, please refer to FAQ on this topic in the FAQ section
Camping / glamping options available. Email Brian@ponoacres.com for more information.
Uber can get you here, but getting a ride home can be hit or miss if you don’t pre-arrange a pick up.
Pono Acres shows are private events open to friends of the farm and fans of the musicians we host
About Chris Stalcup:
“In a just world, Stalcup’s name should be included amongst the new breed of artists including Isbell, Simpson and Stapleton who are marrying tradition and truth.” Eric Risch - Pop Matters
“With a grizzled voice steeped in realism, Atlanta’s Chris Stalcup is one of the best songwriters America has yet to hear. Pulling no punches, Stalcup’s Saturday night songs tug at blue collar heartstrings with honest emotion.” Magearwig - Bucket Full of Nails
“Downhearted Fools” is a ragged rocker that burns with electricity and hard charging vocals that echoes the Drive by Truckers at their most “Saturday night.” Stalcup offers a set of well worn pipes that speak years beyond his album count, giving the artist a sense of integrity and poignancy.” Glide Magazine
About Matt Woods:
"His brand of genre-saving country possesses an authenticity that's earned him the loyalty of fans plus the comparisons to a range of gifted wordsmiths that run the range from Jason Isbell to Charles Bukowski."
-Tampa Bay Times (Tampa, FL)
"Touring and writing songs isn’t a way to make a living as much as it is Matt Woods’ lifeblood. It's as if he was born with a guitar in his hand and wrote a song about it before his Mother left the hospital...That being said, [With Love From Brushy Mountain] is a perfect second full length album that I believe will catapult Matt Woods to a whole new capacity of new fans--something that is well-deserved for an incredibly talented singer/songwriter and performer."
-Sad Songs Keep The Devil Away/No Depression (international)
There are so many artists, so many songs and albums out there today, for any individual artist to stand out, they darn near have to stand on their head and turn somersaults to get our attention. It’s sad but true, but that’s what Matt Woods does with 'Deadman’s Blues.'"
-SavingCountryMusic.com (international) **Song of the Year 2013
