Colter Wall Live at The Orpheum Theater - POSTPONED!

TOUR POSTPONEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT: “In the last day, additional restrictions and city mandates have been announced in the majority of cities on the fall tour. After detailed consideration of these ever-shifting developments affecting live shows – the difficult decision has been made to reschedule all September, October, and November tour dates.

We very much appreciate everyone who bought a ticket, and we did not come to this decision easily.

Rescheduled dates will be announced as soon as feasible. All tickets will be honored for rescheduled dates. The issuance of ticket refunds will take place at point of purchase.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.”

— Colter Wall Management Team

Colter Wall LIVE at the historic Orpheum Theater in downtown Flagstaff.

Western Canadian songwriter Colter Wall is a weathered baritone that spins narratives on the stage. He sings traditionals known to most, historic reverie, and poignant originals, raising both goosebumps and beers throughout the evening. It’s a nostalgic atmosphere and a simple yet colorful experience.

On his third album, Western Swing & Waltzes and Other Punchy Songs, Wall’s 10-track ode to the themes and labors of western life, picks up where his last album left off, with a reverence for his “working cowboy kin.” Recorded in the heart of Texas at Yellow Dog Studios, Wall’s new album features his own band hot off a North American tour.

Along the Blanco River bank, outside the small town of Wimberley, Colter and his boys recorded a collection of cowboy songs, old and new. On the album is title track “Western Swing & Waltzes,” first heard on his Austin City Limits performance. Also included among the tracks is the Stan Jones’ classic “Cowpoke,” a cover with increasing popularity among fans. Featured on most tracks are stronghold sidemen like Patrick Lyons, a multi-instrumentalist who textures grooves with his standard pedal steel guitar, dobro, mandolin, and a few surprises. Prominent harmonica player Jake Groves graces many songs with haunting, long trails and leads.

While longtime bass player, heard on Wall’s previous two albums, Jason Simpson, alongside drummer Aaron Goodrich, wrangles the band’s rhythm. A handful of friends including Emily Gimble and Doug Moreland lend their talents in addition to Wall’s live band sound. Unlike his previous albums, Wall produced Western Swing & Waltzes and Other Punchy Songs on his own. His band. His choices. It was a decision that diversified and put some giddy-up in the album’s sound. About the album, Wall said “these songs are punchier than I am.” With an increasing presence in the Western Lifestyle world, Wall is, however, no slouch on the ranch. As any new cattleman would, Wall adds to his herd, as he does his musical background.