Jackson Emmer

An acoustic evening with award-winning songwriter and producer Jackson Emmer. Heard in Billboard and Rolling Stone. Often compared to John Prine and Guy Clark. Co-writer of 75+ songs with folk legend, Tom Paxton. 10+ cuts. One of the most-streamed songwriters in the world since 2022.

 

An acoustic evening with award-winning songwriter and producer Jackson Emmer. Heard in Billboard and Rolling Stone. Often compared to John Prine and Guy Clark. Co-writer of 75+ songs with folk legend, Tom Paxton. 10+ cuts. One of the most-streamed songwriters in the world since 2022.

 

Please note, this is an INDOOR event (seating is provided).

Doors open at 6:00 p.m. and music will begin at 6:30 p.m. (Please arrive no earlier than 6:00 p.m.)

What to Bring: Snacks and your favorite beverage. Cash/Venmo for tips and merchandise purchases. 

If you want a great meal and yummy drinks after the show and support our local restaurants, try Patrizi's, an incredible Italian restaurant just around the corner, about 1-2 minutes away. We love this place! You may know their Food Truck.

As much as we adore your pups, they’ll have to sit this one out. Thanks for helping us keep the house concert comfy for everyone!

Thanks!
Peggy

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Jackson Emmer is an award-winning songwriter and folksinger from Santa Cruz, California. His 5th solo record, "Battle Hymn of the Early Riser," was released in June of 2025. The album explores themes of family, parenthood, broken dreams, and steady bonds. Emmer’s writing is often compared to the late greats of the 70's Texas troubadour scene – think witty and gritty, cheerful and lonesome, a poet bleeding while you tap your toes.

Emmer has performed at the Bluebird Cafe, Telluride Bluegrass Festival, and Club Passim. He has taught for Acoustic Guitar Magazine, Swallow Hill Music, and many other music camps. Bluegrass legend Tim O'Brien said this about Emmer's latest: "I chuckled, I sang along, and a few tears came. It's personal, universal, fresh, and hopeful. And there's steel guitar. Were you looking for more?"

“Few are writing songs like Jackson Emmer.” – Rolling Stone