John Craigie With special guest Lucy Clearwater - Keep It Warm Tour 2026
Some people buy a ticket for the songs and leave quoting the stories. You know the friend who will do that, the one who repeats a stranger's bit for a month.
John Craigie plays like a man who got distracted on the way to the chorus. A song starts, a story wanders in, and ten minutes later the whole room is laughing at something that turns out to be about something else entirely. Then the song comes back and lands harder, because nobody was braced for it.
It is a seated show with tables, which matters: the night is built for listening, not for standing at the back behind a phone. Lucy Clearwater opens. One dollar from every ticket goes to the Pet Project Foundation, the animal rescue working San Clemente and Dana Point, a small and specific kindness very much in the spirit of the evening.
Tuesday, November 17. Doors 7 p.m., show 8 p.m., 21+. Music Box, 1337 India Street. $35 advance. The folk crowd that fills a room like this on a weeknight always knows where the next one is.
Some people buy a ticket for the songs and leave quoting the stories. You know the friend who will do that, the one who repeats a stranger's bit for a month.
John Craigie plays like a man who got distracted on the way to the chorus. A song starts, a story wanders in, and ten minutes later the whole room is laughing at something that turns out to be about something else entirely. Then the song comes back and lands harder, because nobody was braced for it.
It is a seated show with tables, which matters: the night is built for listening, not for standing at the back behind a phone. Lucy Clearwater opens. One dollar from every ticket goes to the Pet Project Foundation, the animal rescue working San Clemente and Dana Point, a small and specific kindness very much in the spirit of the evening.
Tuesday, November 17. Doors 7 p.m., show 8 p.m., 21+. Music Box, 1337 India Street. $35 advance. The folk crowd that fills a room like this on a weeknight always knows where the next one is.
Some people buy a ticket for the songs and leave quoting the stories. You know the friend who will do that, the one who repeats a stranger's bit for a month.
John Craigie plays like a man who got distracted on the way to the chorus. A song starts, a story wanders in, and ten minutes later the whole room is laughing at something that turns out to be about something else entirely. Then the song comes back and lands harder, because nobody was braced for it.
It is a seated show with tables, which matters: the night is built for listening, not for standing at the back behind a phone. Lucy Clearwater opens. One dollar from every ticket goes to the Pet Project Foundation, the animal rescue working San Clemente and Dana Point, a small and specific kindness very much in the spirit of the evening.
Tuesday, November 17. Doors 7 p.m., show 8 p.m., 21+. Music Box, 1337 India Street. $35 advance. The folk crowd that fills a room like this on a weeknight always knows where the next one is.