Stephen Wilson Jr. Tickets

Stephen Wilson Jr is a must see!!! Highly recommend and would definitely see him perform again. We drove 8.5 hours to see this show and it was well worth it

An amazing evening at a spectacular venue. Only negative I can come up with is possibly open the doors earlier because of the rain storm. Venue could have made more money.

What can I say….Stephen Wilson Jr is one of the most remarkable music artists to come out in years! His music speaks from the heart….whether about loss, hope, love or just fun, he has a way to express these feelings like few performers. His live performance was energetic when needed and laid back at times but either way the audience was with him from the beginning to the end! So glad I saw him at St Andrew’s Hall in Detroit before he breaks out huge. I will not forget this show for a long time.

What a show! From the venue to the songwriting, band and obviously, Stephen Wilson Jr.'s incredible voice, backstory and stage presence, this was a show I won't forget. Attending with my 20 year old son was the perfect way to see a concert from the floor of this sold out show!! A+++++ Can't wait to see him come back - one of my favourite live shows ever, and I have seen a long list!

Both artist were fantastic. Too much time before first performer and in between opener and Stephen Wilson jr. They over sold the show, You could not move inside the venue. After going to the bathroom for the first time 3 hrs after arriving my wife and I could not even get past the doorway. Way to crowded

Stephen Wilson Jr. isn’t just a singer; he’s a storyteller who carves raw emotion into every note. His music is a haunting blend of grit and grace, marrying the unfiltered honesty of outlaw country with the introspective poetry of indie rock. Listening to him feels like sitting on a porch at dusk, nursing a quiet ache, while his voice—somewhere between a weathered whisper and a desperate wail—pulls you into the depths of his world. There’s something deeply visceral about the way he crafts songs. You don’t just hear his lyrics; you feel them. They cut deep, lingering in your bones long after the last chord fades. His ability to weave pain, nostalgia, and hope into melodies makes his music feel both deeply personal and universally relatable. He sings about love, loss, home, and identity with an authenticity that’s rare in today’s music landscape. Wilson Jr.’s sound is rooted in traditional country storytelling, but it refuses to be confined. He brings in the raw energy of alternative rock, the soulful melancholy of folk, and the weight of lived experience. His guitar work is as expressive as his voice—sometimes delicate and intimate, sometimes jagged and urgent, always carrying the weight of the stories he tells. Artists like him don’t come around often. He’s not here to churn out radio-friendly hits; he’s here to make art—the kind that stays with you, that grows with you. Whether he’s singing about heartbreak, redemption, or the ghosts of the past, he does it with a rare kind of honesty that makes you believe every word. If you haven’t yet immersed yourself in Stephen Wilson Jr.’s music, do yourself a favor—sit down, close your eyes, and listen. Really listen. You’ll find yourself somewhere in his songs, and you won’t leave unchanged.

Had a truly phenomenal time at my second Stephen Wilson Jr. Concert in just as many days at The Bluestone in Columbus Ohio on Friday March 7th, 2025. The evening started out in VIP with an intimate acoustic performance by Stephen. He played his song "Kid"followed by a new song titled "this machine"off his upcoming sophomore album. Then there was a very informative Q&A where he answered everyone who was bold enough to ask a question. The opener was the very talented musician Zandi Holup @zandiholup whom was a blend of Joan Baez with a splash of Jewel and the style of Kate Hudson's character from the movie Almost Famous. She warmed the crowd up with such songs as "gas station flowers", "Mary jane", "and her soon to be released single "Dirty Wings". Stephen Wilson Jr. is really in a class of his own blending such genres as grunge, folk and country with the tools of his trade his trusty Takamine c136s's ironically named 1 & 2. Don't forget Steve-V.D. his ever ready robotic android DVD monitor that plays such DVD's that span genres much like his music which include vintage sci-fi, barn owl documentaries and much more. Once Stephen and the band hit the stage it was full steam ahead. The band was firing on all cylinders for the entirety of the show. Julian Dorio resembled a man possessed(in a good way) channeling ANIMAL from the Muppets as well as Squiddly Diddly from old Hannah Barbera cartoons. Perpetuating percussion permutations all whilst adjusting his chaotic Albert Einsteinian mane with style and finesse. Julian truly put on a master class in drumming. Scotty @scottyboymurray Murray's physical appearance resembled a young Gary Oldman from the movie The Scarlet Letter with a much more impressive mustache like Tom Selleck circa Magnum P.I. his skills and prowess on his Fender pedal steel guitar was reminiscent of Junior Brown and Buddy Emmons. Miles Burger @milesburgermusic sent chills up the audiences collective spines with his ethereal bass notes coming with each slide of his bow across the strings of his upright bass's strings. He is also extremely talented on the harmonica and electric bass. This show had a lot of heart and soul, Stephen and the band really shined at the Bluestone literally taking us to church. Musically preaching his sermon to all of his devote followers in attendance all while evoking emotions spanning from sorrow to joy.

What can I say, great show.....and stopped at a local joint afterwards and sat next to Dave Matthews...... Does the night get any better? Wish we knew more about his band, he introduces them during the show but nothing online and couldn't hear names well (loud cheering) - these guys are terrific musicians. The new bass player lends some nice eye candy to the lineup and talented as well! Drummer is beyond.....the steel guitar player is over the top and you can feel his art oozing from the strings into the room. Lead singer ain't bad either LOL, I'm inspired to buy a cardigan this winter at a thrift shop......I've seen them several times now and never disappoint! If you want to see his acoustic vids online; hit up you tube to avoid the crowd....it's like being in his living room for a private concert and you can hear every lyric clearly. VENUE COMMENT: BYO snacks. Jefferson Theatre was AOK but please get a grip on your food and a coat check.... the taco line (just Mexican food) of 20 people in front of me took almost an hour - takes more than two slow guys to run a food booth and they wouldn't let me back into the venue even with a wrist band to grab a slice next door. You are losing money by not having four people slamming it and making money for your venue or get some snacks at the front or a vending machine....hard to find food at midnight after an amazing show. Get rid of the nasty people accosting you when you leave the theatre - that was almost scary they are aggressive if you hadn't notice.

SW Jr is such a unique & powerful artist! His storytelling, lyrics & melodies are transformative… the show in Philly was one of the best experiences I’ve had in a long time! Thank you Stephen!

SW Jr has been my favorite artist since hearing his music at the end of last year. His mastery of the guitar is evident, his sound is unique and his words are so very true. He is a humble artist and is incredible to watch on stage. See him while you can still afford his tickets