Latest Events, Information & Tickets. Independent Guide. Not a box office or venue.
Latest Events, Information & Tickets. Independent Guide. Not a box office or venue.
Feb
16
Feb
16
Moda Center at the Rose Quarter
A new album up his sleeve, Nathaniel Rateliff is hitting "South of Here" with his band - The Night Sweats for a massive extended North American tour this spring. After returning from the holidays, the "S.O.B" hitmaker is is serving up a roster of new shows across major cities packed with his big hits, fan favorites, and new anthems on stage. Part of the tour's additional dates includes a stop in Portland, Oregon - heading up the stage at Moda Center on Sunday, February 16. As his follow-up to 2021's "The Future" and his 2020 solo banger "And It's Still Alright", the man shares his most vulnerable self the powerful and honest record. Looking back to his roots and all the life lessons he's learned, it's an album that resonates with many listeners, and strikingly serves his soul, gospel, and folk-rock sonic energies. With thousands of fans itching to get their hands on tickets, make sure you're part of the crowd by booking 'em now!
Nathaniel Rateliff and his band, The Night Sweats, are back on the road! Kicking off an awesome international tour in 2024, the iconic singer-songwriter hailing from Denver just announced another string of tour dates for 2025. After the holidays, the man's folk-rockin' tunes are making their way back to the live stage. In support of his new album "South of Here", Rateliff looks forward to share his big hits and most vulnerable songs yet with the live crowd.
Since releasing the LP's first single "Heartless" fans have gone crazy, hooked on the man's new tracks that reflect on his journey and growth over the years. With his trusted band, he's gone against the odds, and proudly came out on top. Looking back at anxieties, challenges, insecurities, and deep dives into his life experiences, it sure is one heck of an eye-opener.
Produced by Brad Cook, Rateliff credits the man for his great contributions in making the album dive deeper into the narrative of his own life. A follow up to the the man and The Night Sweats' "The Future" released in 2021, it shows how much the man and his band has grown for the better.
"Brad was a great producer to write alongside. This album is a look into my own struggle with anxiety, insecurity and also stories of my life," Rateliff shared in an official release. "He encouraged me to take responsibility for my own narrative in the songs and to write about what’s happening in my own life,"
With songs that hold a special place in his heart, it tells the tale of how he found light after dark days. "I hope these songs and stories give you an opportunity to better understand your own struggles whatever they may be," he added.
For anyone dealing with the same feelings, he wishes that these songs resonate well, promising that better days will come. Described by The Chicago Tribune as "one of the most powerful voices in folk music as his gruff baritone is able to expand in range and fill up an entire room without a microphone," he's performances have a track record of giving crowds the chills!
Now, you'll get to witness his heartfelt live shows as South of Here takes center stage. Don't miss out by booking your tickets now!
Moda Center at the Rose Quarter, Portland, Oregon, 97227, US