Live from The Waterworks: Verlon Thompson & Shawn Camp - A Guy Clark Tribute

Name: Live from The Waterworks: Verlon Thompson & Shawn Camp - A Guy Clark Tribute
Start: 2025-01-18T19:00:00-05:00
Location: 184 San Marco Avenue, Saint Augustine, FL, United States, Florida 32084

Schedule

Sat Jan 18 2025 at 07:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

184 San Marco Avenue, Saint Augustine, FL, United States, Florida 32084 | Saint Augustine, FL

The St. Johns Cultural Council and Gamble Rogers Folk Festival present Verlon Thompson & Shawn Camp - A Tribute to Guy Clark, Live from The Waterworks in St. Augustine, Florida, on Saturday, January 18, 2025.
Doors at 6:30, show starts at 7 PM.
General Admission tickets are $25.
Consider purchasing Premium Tickets that include this show, the February 22nd concert with Jerron Paxton, and March 22nd performance by The Jeff Picker Band with reserved front-of-house seating for each show for only $100.

ABOUT VERLON THOMPSON, SHAWN CAMP, AND GUY CLARK

It was just another one of Guy Clark’s keen ideas to introduce the “Okie” and “Arkansawyer.” He knew them both well, but they didn’t know each other when they all took the stage that night in Little Rock over twenty years ago. With Camp on his left and Thompson on his right, Guy broke into “Texas Cookin’.” When the smoke cleared a couple of hours later, a strong and steady friendship was born.
These two “yayhoos,” as Guy called them, have spent a big part of their lives in the trenches with Guy Clark -- supporting him, learning from him, and loving him. Now they’ve decided to come together in performance to share some special memories and the unforgettable music of their old friend Guy Clark.
Don’t miss this very special opportunity in America’s oldest city, St. Augustine. The Waterworks is an intimate, historic venue (built in 1898 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places) and only 120 tickets are available for each performance. The Gamble Rogers Concert Series celebrates the legendary recording artist Gamble Rogers, whose balladry and storytelling shaped American folk music, on the third Saturday of each month.