Gary Clark Jr.

Booths and mezzanine tickets are sold out, GA still available.

Doors at 6:30. Full bar and walk-up food window available. Standing room only.

Advance GA $55 | Mezzanine $99.50 (21+) | Day of Show GA $60

Booths are sold out! Email hannah@thejonesassembly.com to be added to the waitlist in case of cancellations. Indoor booth tickets are $125/person and are sold in packages of 8 guests for floor booths ($1,000) and 6 guests for mezzanine booths ($750). Patio booth tickets are $95/person and are sold in packages of 6 guests for small patio booths ($570) and 12 guests for the large patio booth ($1,140). Booths include table service at a private reserved booth.

The mezzanine is accessible by stairs only. For ADA accessibility, please see floor level ticketing or contact info@thejonesassembly.com with any questions.

Rain or shine event. No re-entry. No refunds. No smoking. ALL AGES show. Under 16 must be accompanied by parent or guardian. Support acts are subject to change without notice. More questions? Visit our website HERE



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Steeped in the grand tradition of the American songbook, Gary Clark Jr. has emerged as a 21st-century rock 'n' roll messiah; a blues virtuoso who blends in reggae, punk, R&B, hip-hop, and soul, re-shaping the genre for our time. He's been doing his thing since he was a kid in Texas, but made global waves in 2014 following his first GRAMMY Award: Best Traditional R&B Performance for "Please Come Home" from his 20212 debut Blak and Blu. Clark ascended to greater heights in 2019 with his third full-length, the sensual and socially conscious This Land, which hit #6 on the Billboard Top 200, his third consecutive Top 10 debut. This Land garnered acclaim from The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, and many more. Clark topped bills at festivals and venues like the Hollywood Bowl, made appearances, sharing the stage with The Rolling Stones, and performed at the White House for the Obamas. In 2020, Clark cleaning up at the GRAMMYs, taking home Best Rock Performance and Best Rock Song ("This Land"), and Best Contemporary Blues Album. He performed "This Land" backed by The Roots during the ceremony, releasing the live version as a single. To date, Clark has six GRAMMY nominations and four wins. He has performed on national TV, making stops at Saturday Night Live, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and more. Clark is currently working on a follow-up This Land, continuing to experiment and push the possibilities of American roots music.