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Jaimee Harris

Jaimee Harris Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts

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On tour Yes
Followers 5,795
Category Folk-rock, Americana, Folk
Concerts
Jan
30
Gram Parsons Derry Down
Winter Haven
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Jan
31
Safety Harbor Art And Music Center
Safety Harbor
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Feb
01
Fogartyville Community Media Arts Center
Sarasota
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Feb
02
Fogartyville Community Media Arts Center
Sarasota
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Feb
07
Key West Theater
Key West
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Feb
15
Falling in Love with Thomas Csorba
Dallas
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Feb
16
Lamar Senior Activity Center
Austin
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Feb
28
Cayamo 2025
Miami
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Mar
26
Eddie's Attic
Decatur
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Mar
27
Drag Queens in Limousines: Celebrating 25 Years of Mary Gauthier with special guest Jaimee Harris
Decatur
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Mar
28
The Crown Fiddle & Bow
Greensboro
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Mar
29
The Reeves Theater & Cafe
Elkin
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Mar
30
The Grey Eagle
Asheville
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Apr
11
Acoustic Alley
Den Haag
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Apr
12
Theater Walhalla
Rotterdam
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Apr
15
het zwijnshoofd - café en vestzaktheater
Bergen Op Zoom
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Apr
17
Cultuurhuis De Zeepziederij
Bree
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Apr
18
Café "De Amer"
Amen
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Apr
19
Lutherse Kerk
Groningen
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Jun
04
Triple Door
Seattle
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Jun
06
Mount Baker Theatre
Bellingham
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Jun
08
Mel Lehan Hall (St. James)
Chinatown De Vancouver
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Jun
10
Polaris Hall
Portland
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Jun
10
Polaris Hall
Portland
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Jun
12
Freight & Salvage
Berkeley
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Jun
12
Freight & Salvage
Berkeley
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Jun
20
The Redbird Listening Room
New Braunfels
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Jun
20
The Redbird Listening Room
New Braunfels
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Jun
22
Saxon Pub
Austin
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Jun
22
Saxon Pub
Austin
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About Jaimee Harris
Jaimee Harris turned 30 during the pandemic. It’s a milestone that is a rite of passage even during normal times. But for this Texas-born singer-songwriter, it came in the midst of one of the strangest and most tumultuous periods in American history. When the world stopped during lockdown, Harris, like many others, found herself gazing back into the past, ruminating on the nature of her hometown and family origins, and reckoning with their imprint on her. The term ‘nostalgia’ derives from the Greek words nostos (return) and algos (pain), and if Harris’s Boomerang Town can be regarded as a nostalgic album, it is only nostalgic in the sense that the longing for home is a desire to return to the past and heal old wounds. “I’m at an age where I’m wrestling with trying to understand the nature of my family,” Harris says. “There’s been suicide, suicide ideation, and there’s certainly been addiction all through my family. My dad’s father died of suicide when he was 25 and I was 5. I couldn’t imagine not having my dad right now.” Harris’s sophomore effort, Boomerang Town marks a bold step forward for this country-folk-leaning singer-songwriter. It is an arresting, ambitious song-cycle that explores the generational arc of family, the stranglehold of addiction, and the fragile ties that bind us together as Americans. For Harris, the album began gestating around 2016, a time of great loss for many in the Americana community, with the songwriter losing several musicians close to her. The shift in the nation’s political landscape had ushered in a new level of polarization that saw whole swaths of cultural life being demonized. For someone who grew up in a small town outside of Waco, Harris believed the values instilled in her by her parents were not entirely in line with how many on the left were viewing — and vilifying — Christians, citing them as responsible for the new change in leadership. As a person in recovery, Harris has had to re-evaluate her own connection to faith and find strength in a higher power (“Though he’s not necessarily a blue-eyed Jesus,” she laughs), though she certainly knows what it’s like to “be told how to vote” in a Southern church setting. It was from the intersection of these social, personal, and political currents the album was born. And while much of the material on Boomerang Town was inspired by personal experience, the songs on this collection are far from autobiographical xeroxed copies. More than anything, they come from a place of emotional truth. Boomerang Town traces the fortunes of a host of characters who live on the knife’s edge between hope and despair. The title track, whose sound recalls the best of Mary Chapin Carpenter’s ’90s work, features a young couple from a small-town working dead-end jobs who get “knocked up” and have their dreams put on hold. It is a portrait of rural desperation and the restless search for salvation against long odds. “This is what it’s like to be a part of the post- “‘Born To Run’ Generation,” Harris quips. “Springsteen’s generation had somewhere to run to. I’m not so sure mine does.” For the characters in these songs, escape isn’t always a matter of geographical distance. “I tried a lot of perspectives [on this one],” Harris says about writing the title track. “My parents are high-school sweethearts and I was an accident and they’re still happily married. I worked at Wal-Mart when I was 19. I reflected on this guy who was the brother of a good friend of mine. He didn’t drop out. He knocked up his girlfriend and went into the military. Certainly [the song] is a combination of me and not me. It was me thinking about what might have gone differently for my parents, who are still in Waco and own a business there.” Harris’s father, whom she counts as a big supporter and responsible for much of her musical education, took her to the first Austin City Limits Music Festival, where she had the life-changing, Eureka moment of seeing Emmylou Harris, Patty Griffin, and Buddy and Julie Miller perform on stage at the same time. It was then the young Harris knew what she had to do. She had found her ticket out. Harris continues: “Why was I able to get out of my boomerang town? Why are others stuck there, longing to leave but unable to find their way out? Writing these songs, bringing these narrators to life, brought me closer to the answers,” she says. Themes of grief and addiction permeate other sections of the record. “How Could You Be Gone,” which Harris wrote with her partner, the venerable folk songwriter Mary Gauthier, reflects on the passing of a close friend during the pandemic, as well as the 2017 death of Harris’s mentor and compadre Jimmy LaFave, a long-time fixture on the Americana scene who succumbed to cancer. “It’s been my experience that grief operates on its own timeline,” Harris says. “I wanted this track to build and repeat with intensity to mirror the experience of relentless grief.” Another song, “Fall (Devin’s Song),” is about a former childhood classmate of Harris’s who was accidentally shot and killed in the sixth grade. The song was inspired by a series of “In Memoriam” pieces the boy’s mother wrote to the local paper, and the song serves as a tribute to both of them, as well as a commentary on the timeless nature of grief. One of the album’s standout tracks is the lilting, Irish-influenced “The Fair And Dark Haired Lad,” a Chicks type-number that grapples with the seductive nature of alcohol. Another tune that deals with the demon rum, “Sam’s,” is far more dirge-like, and its dark, circular melody mirrors the claustrophobia and sense of trapping that comes with the onset of addiction and mental collapse. Boomerang Town is not entirely a lament, however, with songs like “Love is Gonna Come Again” and the wistful “Missing Someone” shining with hope in the face of the darkness. For this is a record that understands that love and grief are two sides of the same coin. It also announces the arrival of a great new songwriter on the scene. “My goal is to just write the best possible song I can write,” Harris says, “and I wanted to have ten songs that made sense together sonically. I still believe in the album format, and I wanted to lay the groundwork as a solid songwriter.” On Boomerang Town, Jaimee Harris, who was able to find her way out — unlike so many others — has accomplished all that, and much more.
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Genres
Folk-rock, Americana, Folk
Band members
Jon Greene, Derek Morris, Jaimee Harris, Jim Echels, Brian Patterson, Seela, Jane Ellen Bryant, Kris Nelson
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Jaimee Harris Tour Cities
Berkeley, CA Decatur, GA New Braunfels, TX Sarasota, FL Portland, OR Bree, Belgium Key West, FL Austin, TX Rotterdam, Netherlands Groningen, Netherlands Dallas, TX Miami, FL Asheville, NC Greensboro, NC Seattle, WA Bellingham, WA Winter Haven, FL Elkin, NC Safety Harbor, FL Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands

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Concerts & Tour Date Information

Is Jaimee Harris on tour?

Yes, Jaimee Harris is currently on tour. If you’re interested in attending an upcoming Jaimee Harris concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Jaimee Harris tour is scheduled for 30 dates across 20 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2025-2026 with Hypebot.

How many upcoming tour dates is Jaimee Harris scheduled to play?

Jaimee Harris is scheduled to play 30 shows between 2025-2026. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.

When does the Jaimee Harris tour start?

Jaimee Harris’s tour starts Jan 30, 2025 and ends on Jun 22, 2025. They will play 20 cities; their most recent concert was held in Winter Haven at Gram Parsons Derry Down and their next upcoming concert will be in Decatur at Eddie's Attic.

What venues is Jaimee Harris performing at?

As part of the Jaimee Harris tour, Jaimee Harris is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:

2025 Tour Dates:

Jan 30 - Winter Haven, FL @ Gram Parsons Derry Down
Jan 31 - Safety Harbor, FL @ Safety Harbor Art And Music Center
Feb 01 - Sarasota, FL @ Fogartyville Community Media Arts Center
Feb 02 - Sarasota, FL @ Fogartyville Community Media Arts Center
Feb 07 - Key West, FL @ Key West Theater
Feb 15 - Dallas, TX @ The Kessler Theater
Feb 16 - Austin, TX @ Lamar Senior Activity Center
Feb 28 - Miami, FL @ Port Miami
Mar 26 - Decatur, GA @ Eddie's Attic
Mar 27 - Decatur, GA @ Eddie's Attic
Mar 28 - Greensboro, NC @ The Crown Fiddle & Bow
Mar 29 - Elkin, NC @ The Reeves Theater & Cafe
Mar 30 - Asheville, NC @ The Grey Eagle
Apr 11 - Den Haag, ZH @ Acoustic Alley
Apr 12 - Rotterdam, ZH @ Theater Walhalla
Apr 15 - Bergen Op Zoom, NB @ het zwijnshoofd - café en vestzaktheater
Apr 17 - Bree, Vlaanderen @ Cultuurhuis De Zeepziederij
Apr 18 - Amen, DR @ Café "De Amer"
Apr 19 - Groningen, KC @ Lutherse Kerk
Jun 04 - Seattle, WA @ Triple Door
Jun 06 - Bellingham, WA @ Mount Baker Theatre
Jun 08 - Chinatown De Vancouver, BC @ Mel Lehan Hall (St. James)
Jun 10 - Portland, OR @ Polaris Hall
Jun 10 - Portland, OR @ Polaris Hall
Jun 12 - Berkeley, CA @ Freight & Salvage
Jun 12 - Berkeley, CA @ Freight & Salvage
Jun 20 - New Braunfels, TX @ The Redbird Listening Room
Jun 20 - New Braunfels, TX @ The Redbird Listening Room
Jun 22 - Austin, TX @ Saxon Pub
Jun 22 - Austin, TX @ Saxon Pub
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