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Jack Yoder brings Americana, Blues grit, and Alt-Country to the stage with his band, The Doublewide Disaster. Expect a night of foot-stomping rhythms, and stories woven through music that’s equal parts soulful and addictive.
Based out of Denver, Colorado, Jack Yoder has carved out a reputation as a singer/songwriter & troubadour, but his sound stretches far beyond that. With over 30 years as a solo act as well as a sideman in rockabilly, cowpunk, rock, and outlaw country bands, Yoder’s performances carry the weight of history while brimming with energy and spontaneity.
On stage, Yoder is joined by Tony Hecker on drums and Joe Colomb on bass, forming The Doublewide Disaster—the trio transforms his songs into full-bodied live experiences. Together, they create a sound that’s equal parts honky-tonk grit and soulful groove, perfect for a night of dancing, singing along, or simply soaking in the atmosphere.
In August they released their first single as a band. Drunken Lament gives you everything you need to know about their sound. Check it out wherever you stream your music and give it a spin. Those plays all add up.
His previous release, Dumpster Fire (2024), showcases his knack for blending gritty storytelling with driving rhythms. Tracks like “I Made It to Here” and “Hammer Down” highlight his ability to balance vulnerability with defiance, while songs such as “I’ll Still Be Your Friend” bring that relatable, self-deprecating, human touch to the setlist. Fans of his earlier work will recognize the evolution from albums like Wagonload (2020) and the Southern Crescent 4-Track EP (2022), where he explored covers and originals with equal passion, including a heartfelt rendition of R.E.M.’s Driver 8.
What makes a Jack Yoder show special is the authenticity. His music doesn’t chase trends; it digs deep into the roots of American songwriting, pulling from blues, country, and rock traditions while adding his own edge. Whether he’s belting out a cowpunk anthem that demands to be played loud or delivering a stripped-down ballad that hushes the room, Yoder’s performances remind audiences why live music matters—simply put, it connects.
So mark your calendars, invite your friends, and come ready for a night of Americana storytelling, blues-soaked guitar, and outlaw country energy. Jack Yoder & the Doublewide Disaster aren’t just playing songs—they’re sharing pieces of life, one verse at a time. This is music for anyone who loves honesty, grit, and a good time.
Based out of Denver, Colorado, Jack Yoder has carved out a reputation as a singer/songwriter & troubadour, but his sound stretches far beyond that. With over 30 years as a solo act as well as a sideman in rockabilly, cowpunk, rock, and outlaw country bands, Yoder’s performances carry the weight of history while brimming with energy and spontaneity.
On stage, Yoder is joined by Tony Hecker on drums and Joe Colomb on bass, forming The Doublewide Disaster—the trio transforms his songs into full-bodied live experiences. Together, they create a sound that’s equal parts honky-tonk grit and soulful groove, perfect for a night of dancing, singing along, or simply soaking in the atmosphere.
In August they released their first single as a band. Drunken Lament gives you everything you need to know about their sound. Check it out wherever you stream your music and give it a spin. Those plays all add up.
His previous release, Dumpster Fire (2024), showcases his knack for blending gritty storytelling with driving rhythms. Tracks like “I Made It to Here” and “Hammer Down” highlight his ability to balance vulnerability with defiance, while songs such as “I’ll Still Be Your Friend” bring that relatable, self-deprecating, human touch to the setlist. Fans of his earlier work will recognize the evolution from albums like Wagonload (2020) and the Southern Crescent 4-Track EP (2022), where he explored covers and originals with equal passion, including a heartfelt rendition of R.E.M.’s Driver 8.
What makes a Jack Yoder show special is the authenticity. His music doesn’t chase trends; it digs deep into the roots of American songwriting, pulling from blues, country, and rock traditions while adding his own edge. Whether he’s belting out a cowpunk anthem that demands to be played loud or delivering a stripped-down ballad that hushes the room, Yoder’s performances remind audiences why live music matters—simply put, it connects.
So mark your calendars, invite your friends, and come ready for a night of Americana storytelling, blues-soaked guitar, and outlaw country energy. Jack Yoder & the Doublewide Disaster aren’t just playing songs—they’re sharing pieces of life, one verse at a time. This is music for anyone who loves honesty, grit, and a good time.
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Driftwood Char Bar, 4415 Nicollet Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55419-5034, United States
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