Awesome awesome
by Booboo on 7/16/23We went to see Tommy Prine who was just Awesome!!!!! Jordan Smart was a nice surprise !!!!
Events6 Results
- Current location
United States
- 5/12/24Sunday 08:00 PMNewport, KYThe Southgate House Revival - SanctuaryTommy Prine, Jordan SmartOn partner site
- 5/14/24Tuesday 08:00 PMColumbus, OHRumba CafeTommy Prine w/ William MathenyOn partner site
Venue
- 5/15/24Wednesday 08:00 PMPittsburgh, PAClub CafeTommy Prine with Special Guest William MathenyOn partner site
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- 6/21/24Friday 08:30 PMNew York, NYKnitting Factory at Baker FallsTommy Prine, Wayne GrahamOn partner site
- 6/23/24Sunday 07:00 PMProvidence, RIFete Music HallTommy Prine, Wayne GrahamOn partner site
Lineup
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- 7/14/24Sunday 07:30 PMCharlottesville, VAThe Southern Cafe & Music HallTommy Prine with special guest Kindred Valley
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About
Tommy Prine grew up surrounded by music in Nashville, Tennessee. As the son of late Grammy-winning country-folk legend John Prine, Tommy learned to play the guitar by watching his father play. As a teenager, Prine sometimes went on tour with his dad, and 10 straight years of camping at Bonnaroo helped him discover his own sound. In his mid-twenties, Prine began writing songs that would inspire his June 2023 debut album This Far South, which poetically explores faith, growing up, and loss, including the pain of losing a parent. “It sucks to lose a parent at any age — in my case when he was the world’s greatest songwriter,” Prine told a sold-out crowd in early 2023. In 2022, Prine released his debut single “Ships in the Harbor,” which AP described as “moving and vulnerable as anything written by anyone about Prine’s father.” In 2023, Prine opened for Tyler Childers on his Send in the Hounds Tour.
To connect with Tommy Prine:
Website // Instagram // YouTube // TikTok // Facebook // Spotify
Rating: 5 out of 5 Rating: 3 out of 5 Respect
by Prinefan#1 on 7/16/23The venue was great - awesome space - Tommy Prine was fantastic as expected- saw him last year in Green Bay - But… people behind us so rude - talking loudly and no regard for the people around them - such disrespect- maybe a gently reminder from someone working the venue about what’s expected from the crowd before hand would have helped - just a thought-