Langhorne Slim - The Dreaming Kind Tour with Laney Jones and the Spirits at Ardmore Music HallSunday, February 15, 2026 Seated Doors: 5:45 PM | GA Doors: 6:15 PM | Show: 7:00 PM 21+ Unless with a Parent or Legal Guardian About The Venue - Food, Concessions + Drink Menus | Venue FAQ | Contact Info About Langhorne Slim Website | Facebook | Instagram | X (Twitter) | YouTube | Spotify Langhorne Slim didn’t write a song for more than a year. A battle with clinical anxiety disorder and prescription drug abuse, which came to a head in 2019, had dimmed the light within. The man who once seemed to ooze spontaneity was now creatively adrift, stumbling along in the fog. Knowing he was struggling to write songs and make sense of it all, Slim was finally able to flesh out a throwaway ditty one afternoon. His close friend Mike then suggested he try penning a song a day. Slim didn’t like the idea, but he gave it a shot. To his surprise, the songs came. In a flurry of stream-of-consciousness writing, the new tunes tumbled out, one after another, like little starbursts of joy, gifts from the gods you might say. Slim was tuning out the noise and finding beauty in the madness of a world coming undone. Over the course of a couple of months from March to May 2020, Slim penned more than twenty that were certified keepers. These songs make up his new album, Strawberry Mansion, which is being released this winter on Dualtone Records. The road to Strawberry Mansion, which was recorded at Daylight Sound in Nashville with longtime compadres Paul DeFigilia (Avett Brothers) and Mat Davidson (Twain), began in 2019 with Slim’s decision to get sober. That experience and his ongoing recovery program have given him a framework for grappling with the personal demons that have always skulked in the shadows and helped him find light in the void. About Laney Jones and the Spirits Website | Facebook | Instagram | YouTube | Spotify Laney Jones grew up in the back swamps of Central Florida surrounded by orange groves, kangaroos, and endless quiet — the kind that lets a person dream in Technicolor. Today, she channels that same sense of wonder and honesty into her Nashville-based band, Laney Jones and the Spirits. Blending vintage rock with blaring riffs, indie soul, and cosmic Americana. Their self-titled debut album, out November 20, captures the spirit of a band in full bloom — a kaleidoscope of sound and feeling that invites listeners to slow down, reflect, and reconnect. Join Ardmore Music Club | Private Events | AMH Merch