That’s the motto emerging blues-rock band Tobacco Road lives by - whether they’re on the road, in the studio, or practicing in their East Nashville garage. Playful, energetic, and equal parts modern and soulful, the band’s spirited personality turns a room full of strangers into a group of friends in minutes.
With a little central Texas spunk, old-school Louisiana blues, and roots in North Carolina’s Piedmont, the past lives of Tobacco Road’s members blend into a sound that moves seamlessly between beltable diary entries, Southern-rock storytelling, and indie-rock groove. They draw from the nostalgia of Creedence Clearwater Revival, the soul of Susan Tedeschi, and the dynamics of Fleetwood Mac, while taking cues from modern role models like Maggie Rogers and The Marcus King Band.
In their first year as a band, Tobacco Road released their six-song debut EP All in Time and shared the stage with rising contemporaries like Marlon Funaki, Winyah, and Liam St. John. Tobacco Road’s quick development stems from a live show that’s both high-energy and disarmingly intimate - despite the sweeping vocals and wailing solos, they make you feel like part of the band, whether it’s your first or fiftieth show.
The shifting moods of the band’s sound reflect the uniqueness of its members as five twenty-somethings learning to navigate love, loss, joy, confusion, and identity. Tobacco Road captures the chaos of growing up and the peace that comes with finding your people.
Channel Bluff
Channel Bluff are a rising indie rock band in the Charleston music scene who you might have seen at local venues like the Windjammer, the Royal American, and soon, their Lo-Fi Brewing debut on Friday, January 17th. They formed less than a year ago, but have been friends for years, and are happy to embark on this musical journey together, and cultivate a community in the process.
Jack Fortune
Jack Fortune is a Charleston-based singer-songwriter who moved from Massachusetts in 2020 to pursue his musical dreams. He has been performing at local venues, building a reputation for his heartfelt lyrics and acoustic performances. Fortune's music offers a blend of folk and indie elements, appealing to audiences who appreciate introspective songwriting and acoustic melodies.
Tobacco Road w/ Channel Bluff & Jack Fortune Friday, March 13th 2026 Charleston Pour House Deck Stage 5pm doors /6pm show
*By purchasing a ticket, you agree to receive emails from ARTIST and PROMOTER.
* Show is for all ages. Attendees under 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Attendees under 21 will be subject to a $5 surcharge. The surcharge must be paid in cash at the door on the day of the event.
* Show is for all ages. Attendees under 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Attendees under 21 will be subject to a $5 surcharge. The surcharge must be paid in cash at the door on the day of the event.
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Tobacco Road
Take your art seriously, not yourself.
That’s the motto emerging blues-rock band Tobacco Road lives by - whether they’re on the road, in the studio, or practicing in their East Nashville garage. Playful, energetic, and equal parts modern and soulful, the band’s spirited personality turns a room full of strangers into a group of friends in minutes.
With a little central Texas spunk, old-school Louisiana blues, and roots in North Carolina’s Piedmont, the past lives of Tobacco Road’s members blend into a sound that moves seamlessly between beltable diary entries, Southern-rock storytelling, and indie-rock groove. They draw from the nostalgia of Creedence Clearwater Revival, the soul of Susan Tedeschi, and the dynamics of Fleetwood Mac, while taking cues from modern role models like Maggie Rogers and The Marcus King Band.
In their first year as a band, Tobacco Road released their six-song debut EP All in Time and shared the stage with rising contemporaries like Marlon Funaki, Winyah, and Liam St. John. Tobacco Road’s quick development stems from a live show that’s both high-energy and disarmingly intimate - despite the sweeping vocals and wailing solos, they make you feel like part of the band, whether it’s your first or fiftieth show.
The shifting moods of the band’s sound reflect the uniqueness of its members as five twenty-somethings learning to navigate love, loss, joy, confusion, and identity. Tobacco Road captures the chaos of growing up and the peace that comes with finding your people.
Channel Bluff
Channel Bluff are a rising indie rock band in the Charleston music scene who you might have seen at local venues like the Windjammer, the Royal American, and soon, their Lo-Fi Brewing debut on Friday, January 17th. They formed less than a year ago, but have been friends for years, and are happy to embark on this musical journey together, and cultivate a community in the process.
Jack Fortune
Jack Fortune is a Charleston-based singer-songwriter who moved from Massachusetts in 2020 to pursue his musical dreams. He has been performing at local venues, building a reputation for his heartfelt lyrics and acoustic performances. Fortune's music offers a blend of folk and indie elements, appealing to audiences who appreciate introspective songwriting and acoustic melodies.
Tobacco Road w/ Channel Bluff & Jack Fortune Friday, March 13th 2026 Charleston Pour House Deck Stage 5pm doors /6pm show
*By purchasing a ticket, you agree to receive emails from ARTIST and PROMOTER.
* Show is for all ages. Attendees under 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Attendees under 21 will be subject to a $5 surcharge. The surcharge must be paid in cash at the door on the day of the event.