The incredible Sons of Town Hall return to Santa Fe to play America's oldest church, the San Miguel Mission, in America's highest state capital, Santa Fe, for an unplugged evening of harmony, hilarity, and hope.

Introducing the beloved duo of George "Ulysses" Brown (London, England, UK) and Josiah "Chester" Jones (Santa Fe, NM, US). Dressed in threadbare Victorian outfits (complete with top hat and bowler), they sing their breathtaking songs accompanied by bewitching guitar parts plucked on old Gibsons. Those songs would be well worth the price of admission alone, but a Sons of Town Hall show is much much more. In between their angelic singing, George and Josiah's repartee is unique and absolutely hilarious. They spin wild and wonderful tales of traveling the world by a boat they built themselves and roaming the frontier looking for work. The affection they feel for each other is contagious, and audiences fall in love with both of them and with life in general. "Think Simon & Garfunkel lost at sea, and you get a sense of the mythic world at play here," writes the Philadelphia Inquirer. "Part balladry, part performance art, and totally cool." You will laugh. You will cry. You will be transfixed and transformed. 

The show will begin at 7:30. Doors will open at 7. All Ages.
There will be one short intermission.

The San Miguel Mission is at 401 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501 across from the Pink Adobe.

"Seamless vocal harmonies...stories of sea voyages, betrayal and desolation... a more coherent concept album youll be pushed to find."  The Observer

"Amazing...Equal parts care and craftsmanship, joy and sorrow, it is a splendour to behold....They simply exist on a different plane than everyone else, as does their album." - Folk Radio UK

"Nothing short of stunning" - Lisa Schwartz, Director Philadelphia Folk Festival

"Unique and beautiful. Unforgettable." - Phil Collins

"Sensational!" - John Platt, WFUV, NYC