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I nfluence. Webster defines it as the power to have an important effect on someone or something… that if someone influences someone else, they are changing a person or thing in an indirect but important way forever. With a poet’s heart, Courtney Patton fuses the power of lyrics, a healthy dosage of musical influences and narrative to build an incredible set of songs on her new 2022 album, Electrostatic. With one listen, you will be changed how you think about music. To know Courtney Patton is to know that she can do anything and everything. Patton is a mother, a wife, a producer, a singer, a songwriter, and a musician. When the Covid world as we know it stopped concerts in their tracks in early 2020, Patton and her husband, fellow troubadour, Jason Eady, kept the heart of live music alive with a weekly program called Sequestered Songwriters. It included so many of their dearest musical friends, from Suzy Bogguss to Cody Jinks. The shows were themed in a way to honor influential artists and songwriters. It was over the course of this year, with weekly and always-beautiful dedications to the likes of Bonnie Raitt, James Taylor, Vince Gill, Eagles and Don Williams, that Patton- perhaps consciously, perhaps subconsciously- had her songwriter craft and musical tastes both sharpened and broadened. The result on Electrostatic is clear. Compared to previous more stripped-down projects, this new album has more depth musically without losing any of the of the highly personal and open-book songwriting that she’s become so loved for. It feels more soulful, more full than previous projects. In spots it feels jazzier, and on one track, even draws on Spanish influences to create an incredibly rich tapestry of sound to go with lyrics that are armed with sensitivity and sentiment. It’s as if she’s internalized the influences of her own musical heroes and manifested it into her own autobiographical dedication to music itself. Says Patton on the project, “I didn’t initially start the project with this intent, but as we were making it, I could hear all of my musical heroes and influences organically coming out in each song. And that brought me so much joy.” The new project follows a wild two years of her own personal deep dive into the back catalogs of nearly every single artist she ever loved, not just listening and hearing the lyrical idiosyncrasies and chord progressions, but actually spending hours upon hours learning how they were played. Studying why they connected with her emotionally. Investigating how they were delivered and what made them so meaningful. Patton became a deeper student of music. And it shows on and through this new project. The lyrics themselves are as personal as anything that Patton has recorded before, however. Nowhere is this truer than with the title track, a dedication to her sister whom she lost in a vehicle accident nearly two decades ago. The song is a tribute to the influence that still exudes from those that have passed away. Patton says, “It’s a song about finding the beauty still around us in the memories of those that we’ve loved and lost. If energy can’t be created or destroyed, then we can see and feel them all around us every day. Beauty from ashes. There’s something comforting about that in itself.” Every piece of the new project has Patton’s fingerprints and influence on it. She co-produced the project with both her husband and the Band of Heathens’ Gordy Quist. Musicians on her latest project include a group of all-star musical talents such as Geoff Queen (Kelly Willis, Bruce Robison, Reckless Kelly) on guitar and pedal steel, Trevor Nealon (Jerry Jeff Walker, Rodney Crowell, Jack Ingram) on piano and keyboards, Heather Stalling (Max Stalling, Johnny Lee, The Old 97s) on fiddle, Richard Millsap (Ray Wylie Hubbard, George Strait, John Fogerty) on drums, Naj Conklin (Guy Forsyth, Jon Dee Graham, Jason Eady) on bass, and half of the acclaimed band The Trishas on backing vocals in Jamie Lin Wilson and Kelley Mickwee. Each bring their own unique influences to the project as well. The project follows previous solo albums, Triggering a Flood (2013), So This Is Life (2015), her acoustic collaborative project with her husband Jason Eady, Something Together, (2017), and Billboard charting project, What It’s Like To Fly Alone (2018).
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Courtney Patton kills it every time. Was a great evening with Jason, Rob and Trey joining her for this Supper Club. Would love to see all of them together again.
The Post at River East Fort Worth, TXCourtney played at a private event the night before (July 28) and she was fabulous. I am sure she knocked it out on Saturday. Her voice is just incredible.
Republic Brewing Company Republic, WAIt was a great show, and she was very personable, and her voice was awesome. So nice to meet her and have her perform in a very intimate atmosphere.
6040 Pumphouse Concerts Bulverde, TXThe greatest listening room! Courtney is amazing and funny and can light up a room! She is a beautiful singer songwriter who draws people to her! Loved every second!!!
The Post at River East Fort Worth, TXCourtney is such an honest and real songwriter, she’s capable of making you laugh and breaking your heart with her lyrics. ALWAYS a great show!
Red River Station Saint Jo, TXYes, Courtney Patton is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming Courtney Patton concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Courtney Patton tour is scheduled for 21 dates across 11 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.
Courtney Patton is scheduled to play 21 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
Courtney Patton's tour starts Apr 05, 2026 and ends on Nov 08, 2026. They will play 11 cities; their most recent concert was held in Fort Worth at Southside Preservation Association and their next upcoming concert will be in Sherman at Old Quail Run Farm.
As part of the Courtney Patton tour, Courtney Patton is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:
