FRI · 7:00pm
Ray LaMontagne
Friday, August 28 at Holland Performing Arts Center, Omaha
About
Ray LaMontagne brings the Trouble 20th Anniversary Tour with The Weather Station to Holland Performing Arts Center in Omaha. The concert centers on LaMontagne performing his debut album, Trouble, in its entirety, along with songs from across a catalog that spans nine full-length records, charting radio singles, and a Grammy-winning folk release. It’s a concert-hall setting for his folk-rooted songwriting and distinctive voice.
Who's playing
Ray LaMontagne headlines this Omaha concert, with The Weather Station listed as part of the Trouble 20th Anniversary Tour. LaMontagne’s career dates back to 1999 and includes nine studio albums, multiple Grammy nominations, and a Grammy win for Best Contemporary Folk Album for God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise with the Pariah Dogs.
What to expect
The show is built around Trouble, LaMontagne’s first full-length album, performed in its entirety. Omaha Performing Arts also notes that the set includes songs from across his catalog, giving the Holland Performing Arts Center audience a broader look at his work beyond the anniversary album.
Why go
For fans of folk, country-folk, and singer-songwriter concerts, Ray LaMontagne at Holland Performing Arts Center pairs a catalog-focused tour with one of Omaha’s primary performing arts venues. The Holland’s concert-hall design and engineered acoustics make it a fitting room for music centered on voice, lyrics, and subtle arrangements.
Where
Holland Performing Arts Center · 13th and Douglas Street · Omaha NEOpen in Maps