Michael Marcagi

Name: Michael Marcagi
Start: 2024-08-25T20:00:00-05:00
Location: Stable Hall

Schedule

Sun Aug 25 2024 at 08:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

Stable Hall | San Antonio, TX

The floor of this show is general admission and standing room only. The mezzanine is fully, reserved seating.

Details on seating configuration for this show:
Floor – GA Floor Standing
Mezzanine – Reserved Seating
Hayloft – 1st Row - This ticket includes a reserved seat in the hayloft with cocktail service.
Hayloft – 2nd Row - This ticket includes a reserved seat in the hayloft with cocktail service.
Hayloft - Cocktail Table Seat - This ticket includes a seat at a cocktail table. Cocktail tables are part of the exclusive hayloft sections and include cocktail service but do not have a clear view of the stage. For stage viewing, guests may utilize the standing areas of the hayloft lounge.
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Cincinnati singer-songwriter Michael Marcagi's ascent is a homegrown success story. With a career built largely through grassroots social media support, the folk-rock singer has demonstrated that listeners are hungry for earnest storytelling rooted in age-old American musical traditions. His debut Warner Records EP, American Romance, expands on that promise, highlighting the timeless sound and engaging sense of emotional truth that has made Marcagi's music so immediately compelling.
Marcagi never undermines his listeners or takes them for granted. "Audiences are usually smarter than the musicians they are listening to," he says. For him, there's plenty of evidence that modern listeners of all generations understand and connect with specificity and sophistication in songwriting. This is part of why he aspires to remain as open and approachable as possible — in both his music and his public persona. If what has happened in his career during the past year is any indication, he may be on to something. "I want people to feel like they know me," Marcagi says. "I've never really connected to that mysterious rock band thing — four blurry faces in a field where you don't know who the guys are. I don't want to hide."