Intimate acoustic set with Chuck Prophet — stripped-down and raw.
Chuck Prophet is set to deliver an intimate acoustic performance at Shank Hall. Known for his country-rock style, Prophet and his band will present reimagined versions of his songs, offering a raw and earthy experience. The venue's cozy setting makes it perfect for this stripped-down show.
With no backing tracks or smoke machines, the focus is purely on the music. Prophet's acoustic guitar, Stephanie's harmonies on piano, Mike Anderson's upright bass, and Sean Nelson's snare brushes create a sound that is both intimate and powerful. It's a chance to see a seasoned artist in a new light, with the possibility of a few audience requests thrown in.
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“We’ve got ourselves a cool little four-piece acoustic country-rock road band. No smoke machines. No backing tracks. Just the sound of wood, wire, skin, and air moving around a room.” “I’m on acoustic guitar. Stephanie is at the piano, singing those harmonies. Mike Anderson is on upright bass — all boom-boom and backbone — and Sean Nelson is over there with brushes on a snare.” “We’re playing songs from all across my catalog, but they’ve been reimagined. Stripped down. Turned inside out a little. Intimate. Earthy, loose, deceptively raw. But above all — somehow — it still rocks.” “And who knows? We’ve got a cool audience, so maybe we’ll even take a request or two if the mood takes hold.” – Love, Chuck
