Mt. Joy Band

Every once in a while we like to throw a little music into the mix, especially if it’s a new band that has a great live concert experience with thousands of people singing along to every word.

If this band is a bit too leading edge for your tastes, think of how much your kids and/or grandkids might enjoy front row tickets to see them live in concert.

Although Mt. Joy is a relatively new band, they remind me of the early days of U2. They’re definitely “hot” and on the rise.

I figured out a trick to get my daughter and her friends on the front row for not much more than a regular ticket, so here’s that hack that you can use (prices have nearly doubled since I gave my daughter the tickets, but still seems worth it knowing how difficult it is these days to give unique, meaningful gifts and experiences):

  • Go to the “Tour” page on their website and find the date/city you want tickets for
  • Purchase the “VIP / General Admission / Early Access” tickets in the section in front of the stage, AND
  • Be sure to get the VIP tickets with early admission for the Q&A with the band
  • You and/or your clan will go early, meet the band, then get to walk right up to the front row for the concert before anyone else is allowed into the venue

VIDEOS & LINKS:

Here are a couple links/videos from their website:

JENNY JENKINS – Official Video

STRANGERS – LIVE IN CENTRAL PARK

ASTROVAN – LIVE AT RED ROCKS

Strangers on Spotify

JENNY JENKINS – LIVE IN CONCERT

Here’s what that same song sounds like with thousands of fans singing along live in concert at a place like Red Rocks…

Jenny Jenkins – Live at Red Rocks – on Spotify:

Jenny Jenkins – Live at Red Rocks – on YouTube:

 

I hope you enjoyed that little concert and can get tickets to a live show.

Steve

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  • Bruce Ringrose says:

    A fine boat underway is a form of music to me, so the connection for me of sailboats to music is organic. How about some Pete Seeger and the Hudson sloop “Clearwater”?
    Thanks, Steve!