Wednesday February9, 2022 Doors: 7:30 PM Show: 8 PM 21+ $18 Advance  |  $20 Day of Show - - - - - - Please note this performance is requiring all attendees to provide proof of vaccination OR negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of the event for entry. [At-home covid tests not accepted.] All attendees must be vaccinated against COVID-19 and provide proof of vaccination [either the original, or a digital / printed copy of the vaccination card] OR have received a negative COVID-19 diagnostic test within 72-hours before entry to the facility and provide printed proof of a negative result prior to entering the venue. - - - - - - ZACHARY WILLIAMS I heard Zachary Williamsplay for the first time in 2006. A good friend of mine invited me to hisshow at Rockwood Music Hall. I found myself in a small room packed shoulder to shoulderwith a bunch of other eager listeners. Rockwood started in 2005 as an artist’s room; itexpanded in step with Zach’s career incidentally or not, and it still is a place where peopleflock to listen to music as opposed to a bar where music is secondary. Thanks to everythinggood for that place and especially for providing a sanctuary for Zach. He commands yourattention on stage, and it was, in my opinion, the place where he got the ears he deserved.Needless to say, after seeing Zach play upwards of two hundred shows over fifteen years, Ibecame an early fan of his. His stories come through him with such conviction and beauty that you can’t escape theimpact of his writing and his voice, which is informed by those vulnerable parts of a soul baringthe most of oneself. I remember telling his wife Stacy after the second or third time seeing himat Rockwood that I’d never smiled so much watching someone on stage. His pure joy in his artwas blinding. I also remember telling her that I couldn’t wait because something was going to“hit”. And it did. The Lone Bellow came together and more and more ears caught on. But inhindsight, I misspoke. Zach’s music was hitting in the beginning just as it’s still hittingnow...it’s just sometimes hard to see the journey’s process working when you’re in it orwitnessing it. One always thinks the next one is going to do it when in reality the one now ISdoing it. Fifteen years later I am proud to say I have a friendship I’ll take to my last day, and from itcomes music that makes my cheeks hurt, wakes my spirits and changes the rhythm of my day.Dirty Camaro makes your heart do the dance. From soulful crooning about relationships thatyearn for transformation and missing pieces to ones that speak of adoration and a love that isanchored in the depths that only love can explain, to everyday happenstance that puts a smileon your face and a laugh in your belly...just listen and let it have you. Because it will. And if youwere to ask me, I’d point to influences of the late great John Prine and Guy Clark, Springsteenand Chris Smithers. You’ll find a church where everyone speaks the same language no matterwho you are and you won’t want to leave. - - - - - - 6 TICKET LIMIT PER CUSTOMER. YOUR NAME, CREDIT CARD, ADDRESS, AND EMAIL ADDRESS WILL BE VERIFIED. SEE TICKETS AND VALLEY BAR RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CANCEL ANY ORDERS IN EXCESS OF THE STATED TICKET LIMIT. ANY TICKETS SUSPECTED OF BEING PURCHASED FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF RESELLING CAN BE CANCELLED AT THE DISCRETION OF VALLEY BAR / SEE TICKETS. - - - - - - Support acts are subject to change. No refunds.