An Evening With BJ Barham (American Aquarium) - Bentonville, AR

Tickets:

Tickets to this event are $100 in advance and are VERY LIMITED and will almost certainly sell out within the pre-sale window.

Why so expensive?

To be transparent this show will be almost entirely by special invite only and kept to a fairly small group. In order to maintain a small and intimate show but also cover the costs for putting the show on the ticket price simply must be significantly higher than normal but I can assure you it will be worth it as this is a rare opportunity to see an artist of this caliber in this sort of setting. This is more of a crowd funded private show than it is a typical public performance and we appreciate you being part of it.

Where:

This special outdoor house show performance will be held at a private residence in western Bentonville. The location is easily accessible from all areas via I49 North or South at the HWY 72 Centerton exit or from Bentonville via Hwy 72 West. More details as well as a detailed location map will be emailed to ticketed guests in the days prior to the show.

About the Show:

Bloodbuzz House Shows are special concert events taking place in the backyard of a private residence. Weather permitting we will plan for the show to be held outside on the spacious lawn and patio and guests should plan to bring a folding/lawn chair if desired. In the event shows need to be moved indoors there is space to accommodate everyone. Shows will be BYOB so plan accordingly. It's a casual event where the focus is the music.

Guests can arrive as soon as 7PM to mingle with other local music fans, the hosts, and the artist(s) prior to the show.

About BJ Barham:

American Aquarium frontman B.J. Barham was raised in the small North Carolina town of Reidsville. The concept for BJ’s debut solo album Rockingham was born while BJ was touring Europe with American Aquarium in 2015. They were two hours away from Paris when terrorists attacked a rock club in Paris. Family members, friends, and the fans American Aquarium had amassed over the years immediately reached out, making sure the band had been far away. Over the next two days, BJ was inspired to write an entire album of songs based on the people he’d known since childhood, of those folks and places who had impacted his life in fundamental ways. Not long after the wave of good wishes had passed, Barham found himself singing into his cell phone and scribbling in notebooks, in order to put the melodies and characters floating through his mind into song. Rockingham became Barham’s remarkable and intensely personal solo debut. Still busy touring over 200 dates a year with American Aquarium, BJ’s solo performance is not to be missed.

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