Jason Isbell Tickets for Sale

Jason Isbell’s inclination towards music didn’t come as a surprise to his family. He grew up among musicians and his father was an avid music listener. The struggle of the artist for a career in the field began in the early 2000s when he joined a rock band Drive by Truckers. He toured with them for the promotion of their album ‘Southern Rock Opera’ and recorded for the next three albums. This initial exposure opened Isbell’s eyes to the reality of the practical music world. Having confidence in his talent he decided to part ways with DBT in 2007 and launched his own website. This was quickly followed by his first studio album, ‘Sirens of the Ditch’ that was released later in the same year.

After Isbell’s departure from DBT, there were speculations that his debut album would sound like the band’s signature music. However, all these thoughts were put to rest with 11 beautiful singles that made his compositions remarkably mature and impressive. The artist’s depth and soulfulness in songwriting was evident with singles like Hurricanes and Hand Grenades, In a Razor Town and the Magician. Backed by another band, the 400 Unit, Jason Isbell took his brand new singles on the road. Besides conducting concerts, he also worked on a collaborative album, ‘Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit’. Relying much on the sorrowful, melancholic melodies, this was another step away from the signature DBT music.

Following the release of a couple of albums, Jason Isbell performed more than 200 shows every year to promote his music. Earning a great fan following across the nation, he took a breather for a while and returned to Northern Alabama and found it to be a completely different place from what it used to be. The area had been a major target for economic downturn and its effects on people urged Isbell to scribble his feelings about barflies and war veterans. He then came up with his third studio album, ‘Here We Rest’. The artist’s efforts were received with great critical acclaim and added to his fan following even more. Later in the year, he accompanied a well known rock musician, Ryan Adams for his acoustic European Tour and enjoyed taking his brand new singles to fans across the borders.

Recently Isbell has released his fourth album, ‘Southeastern’ that has already been reviewed positively by the Rolling Stone Magazine. Its songs have been appreciated to trigger emotions and touch the heart. It has also been appreciated by rock and alternative county music lovers, who have called it one of the best albums they’ve heard in a long time. Others have called it a masterpiece. The artist will now be taking this album on the road and entertaining the fans with the live versions. Jason Isbell tickets are available now for you to catch an astounding performance by the artist.   

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Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit have shared 2021 tour dates. Accompanying them on the road are acts like Strand of Oaks and Lucinda Williams who will be the support acts on select dates. Isbell had to cancel 2020 tour dates due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but have now announced new dates. Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit recently released their studio album Reunions so you can hear all the new songs along with old ones. Williams also launched her new album, titled, Good Souls Better Angels. The summer 2021 trek comes to an end in August with three shows in Texas. Isbell released his new album Reunions in May 2020 and celebrated the record with a performance streamed online as fans joined in from different parts of the world. This time you can catch Isbell and The 400 Unit live just not on the tour dates, but they have several other concerts planned all year long. Just be sure to have the Jason Isbell tickets with you.