David Wimbish (The Collection) with Jesse James DeConto (The Pinkerton Raid)

$18 adv / $25 at the door (advance sales ONLINE ONLY until 3pm day of show, then available at the door). Doors at 6:00pm, showtime 7:00pm. ALL AGES! General Admission ticket includes a combination of limited seating and standing room. Seating is first come first serve. Tickets are nonrefundable. David Wimbish (The Collection) and Jesse James DeConto have been making music together for more than a decade, since David recorded trumpet on Jesse’s second full-length back in 2013.  In 2025, David acted as producer for a third album with Jesse’s songwriting outlet, The Pinkerton Raid, titled IF YOU LOVE SOMEBODY, TELL THEM, due out October 2. David will release his self-produced album HEAVY LOVE with Nettwerk Music Group on November 13.  As touring singer-songwriters and bandleaders, they’ve played separately on Midwestern stages from Summerfest to Mile of Music to Schuba’s and Beat Kitchen. Mostly, they’ve been each other’s big fans, crossing paths and cheering each other on at SXSW, Wild Goose Festival and The Collection’s own Soil & Sky Fest in NC.  In 2026, for the first time, David & Jesse have been hitting the road together, each bringing a unique spin on their intimate storytelling, singing and playing toward hope and healing. Jesse will be supporting David on some of his first US tour dates since reimagining his career as a solo artist after a decade and four full-length albums with The Collection. His songs have flowed from therapeutic conversations with guitar or piano, through boisterous festival stages with a six-piece band, and now back to the most intimate foundations of his Appalachian indie folk-pop.  AMERICANA HIGHWAYS describes Jesse’s music as “Beatles-esque dreamy folk (that) simultaneously plumbs the depths of the state of both the world and the human heart.” There will be laughter, and probably tears, as two friends share songs imagining a better world and better selves, in search of solidarity with other souls in all their suffering and joy.