Volcanic Theatre Pub, 1988 Entertainment Presents, & Soul'd Out Presents:
Damien Jurado Plays His Greatest Hits
with St. Yuma
Genre - Indie Folk
Friday, February 13th 2026
Presale - $25 Door - $35
Doors @ 7PM - Show Starts @ 8PM
- This show is SEATED.
Damien Jurado -
Throughout his 25-year career, Damien Jurado has been chasing the ghosts of the words in his songs. He rummaged restlessly between fiction and reality. He disappeared into disembodied dreamscapes and received resplendent visions. He returned to earthbound plains estranged by a world gone more cold and callous. He sifted through fogs of the past for unblemished truths. And throughout these myriad avenues and trials, Jurado came out none the wiser. It’s the damnedest thing when you think about it: a man who can paint such intricate scenes with each line leaving his lips, still sounding completely lost. The architect of his own unsolvable puzzle.
http://damienjurado.com/
Labels: Maraqopa Records, Subpop, Secretly Canadian, Loose Music
St. Yuma -
“Maybe you should take a picture of me, stow me away in your memory,” Stevan Alva sings in “Kodak,” the sentimental opening track on St. Yuma’s latest album, “Country Sleight of Hand,” recorded by Marshall Pruitt at the Unknown in Anacortes, Washington.
Founded in the spring of 2015 in Seattle, WA, St. Yuma serves as the musical outlet for Alva’s writing and sonic curiosity, whether with a band or solo. Evoking emotional depth through a unique vocal delivery and spacious sound, St. Yuma continues to explore in the forthcoming album, entitled "Trout Man," scheduled to be released in 2025.