Join us for our third virtual event of our series: "Welcome to the SHOW", with a behind the scenes look at TWO talented, rising artists!
Create your own home concert by connecting your device to your television, speakers, turning down the lights and setting the scene of your very own concert! Hear the artists stories of what inspired their songs and listen to this acoustic set of songs.
MEET THE ARTISTS:
After hearing the emotive, gritty and always-soulful sound of LA based artist, GoldFord, it is clear that a voice like this is rare. Beautifully blending classic and modern styles of pop and soul, he’s collaborated with artists from Kygo and Aloe Blacc to the X Ambassadors and most recently co-wrote Andy Grammer’s hit single “Give Love”. GoldFord’s music has been featured all over the world from hit shows like “The Leftovers” and “Shades of Blue”, to commercials with Jeep, Coca Cola and Uber. His recent single “Walk with Me” spent 6 weeks in the top 5 most Shazaamed discovery playlist. Goldford’s newest album “Dreams of Summertime” is set for release this October.
Since their debut in 2014, Jamestown Revival has been building an extensive fan base through grass roots support and relentless touring, performing at iconic venues from the Ryman Auditorium to Red Rocks Amphitheater as well as festivals such as Coachella, Austin City Limits and Stagecoach, among countless others. Led by Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance – who have maintained a close friendship since meeting at age 15 in Magnolia, TX – Jamestown Revival is pursuing their own musical vision by focusing on their roots and harmonies. Most of the time, Clay takes lead vocal with Chance on high harmony, a striking blend that appears effortless. This obvious camaraderie is a big part of the group’s appeal. “People say they can see it and they can feel it,” Clay says. “I mean, we’ve been friends forever, it feels like. It’s a brotherhood. We don’t always like each other but we love each other, you know? We truly enjoy being able to do what we do, to make music and travel together.”
The band’s name evokes the beginnings of a new era by combining a reference to one of America’s first settlements (Jamestown, Virginia) with one of their favorite bands (Creedence Clearwater Revival).
The strong, brother-like friendship of Clay and Chance during these times has provided a much needed source of mutual support and creative encouragement. But, like everyone else yearning to connect in the real world, Jamestown Revival is looking forward to doing what inspires them most - performing in front of a “live” audience.
