Lightning 100 Nashville Sunday Night
Michigander with Jarrod Dickenson
Sun
March 14, 2021
8:00 pm
(Doors: 6:00 pm )
3rd and Lindsley
All Ages
$12.00
MICHIGANDER:
Dreams materialize and manifest in the most unexpected and unassuming of places. This one came true in Michigan. Writing, recording, and performing under the name Michigander, Jason Singer saw beyond his humble beginnings in the town of Midland, MI. So, he picked up a guitar, performed countless marathon cover sets in local dives and watering holes, moved to Kalamazoo, and launched his career in2014. The singer, producer, and guitarist achieved the kind of viral success that reaches other small towns with his debut single “Nineties” before unveiling a pair of fan-favorite EPs—Midland [2018] and Where Do We Go From Here [2019]. As the latter’s standout “Misery” eclipsed 6 million streams, he even got to hear himself on the radio. Along the way, he performed alongside Mt Joy, Hippo Campus, and Silversun Pickups and joined festivals with The National, Foster The People, Moon Taxi, and Alt-J. By 2020, he had gathered 12 million streams and received praise from American Songwriter, NPR, Paste, and many more. Now, his 2021 EP Everything Will Be Ok Eventually [C3 Records] soundtracks chasing a dream until it’s real.
JARROD DICKENSON:
Dreams materialize and manifest in the most unexpected and unassuming of places. This one came true in Michigan. Writing, recording, and performing under the name Michigander, Jason Singer saw beyond his humble beginnings in the town of Midland, MI. So, he picked up a guitar, performed countless marathon cover sets in local dives and watering holes, moved to Kalamazoo, and launched his career in2014. The singer, producer, and guitarist achieved the kind of viral success that reaches other small towns with his debut single “Nineties” before unveiling a pair of fan-favorite EPs—Midland [2018] and Where Do We Go From Here [2019]. As the latter’s standout “Misery” eclipsed 6 million streams, he even got to hear himself on the radio. Along the way, he performed alongside Mt Joy, Hippo Campus, and Silversun Pickups and joined festivals with The National, Foster The People, Moon Taxi, and Alt-J. By 2020, he had gathered 12 million streams and received praise from American Songwriter, NPR, Paste, and many more. Now, his 2021 EP Everything Will Be Ok Eventually [C3 Records] soundtracks chasing a dream until it’s real.
JARROD DICKENSON:
Storytelling is something of a Texas tradition. Tall hats and even taller tales are woven into the fabric of The Lone Star State, and singer-songwriter Jarrod Dickenson can spin a yarn with the best of them. Hailing from Waco, now based in Nashville via Brooklyn, Dickenson spends most of his time on the road bringing his own particular brand of soulful Americana to a wide variety of music loving audiences around the globe.
"His songs carry an independent spirit and grit... a hard-bitten, yet romantic eye that seems bred into Lone Star Songwriters" -Q Magazine
“Jarrod Dickenson's rootsy, broad-ranged Americana draws deeply from tradition while forging all-new sounds.” - PopMatters
“His deep, emotional, often luxurious voice envelops songs of love and loss, enticing you into these stories.” - American Songwriter