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JD Graham - Sunday March 22, 2026

JD GRAHAM - A POWERFUL REFLECTION OF A JOURNEY FROM DARKNESS TO REDEMPTION

JD Graham’s 2026 tour is stacked — and we’re still pinching ourselves that 1893 Matthew’s House is on it.

He’s kicking off the year on a high note, playing Mile 0 Fest in Key West this month, then carving a soulful trail through the South. From there, he’ll spend time in Texas, head north to Idaho and Bozeman, and then…GLENDIVE, MONTANA. Yes, you read that right. Before JD begins his European tour in Sweden, he’s stopping right here for an intimate listening-room night you won’t forget.We can’t even believe he’s bringing his tour to us — and you truly won’t want to miss this.

March 22, 2026 – 1893 Matthew’s House

Ticket Details:

• $50 per person

• Tickets sold by table

• Ticket price includes food and live entertainment

• BYOB

• Adults only

No physical tickets will be issued. Tickets are virtual, and your name will be on a will-call list at the door.

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JD GRAHAM - AMERICANA SINGER-SONGWRITER

JD Graham is an Americana singer-songwriter whose raw, soul-baring music weaves tales of redemption, faith, and hard-won sobriety. An Oklahoma native , Graham’s early life was marked by a 25-year battle with drug addiction, beginning with a prescription for anxiety at age 11 and spiraling into a world of reckless living. His journey took a pivotal turn in 2017 after a catastrophic car accident led to a five-year prison sentence in Arizona. There, stripped of distractions, Graham confronted his demons, found solace in faith, and rediscovered his purpose through music. 

In an unprecedented move, he recorded his debut album, Razor Wire Sunrise, within the walls of Arizona State Prison, inspired by the stark beauty of his cell’s view and the weight of his past decisions.Graham’s time in prison also sparked a transformative music program that he taught alongside other inmates raising over $20,000 in donations and leaving a lasting impact on inmate population through a curriculum that fostered purpose and self-expression. Since his release, he has channeled his experiences into a prolific songwriting career, blending the raw honesty of influences like John Moreland, Brandon Jenkins and Jason Isbell with his own confessional style. His 2023 album, Pound of Rust, recorded at Skinny Elephant in East Nashville with producer Neilson Hubbard and songwriter Ryan Culwell, is a haunting testament to accountability and resilience. The album’s unadorned, guitar-driven sound captures the essence of a man with nothing left to hide, earning him a place on the national touring circuit making appearances at  Mile 0 Festival and Born & Raised Festival.

In July 2024, Graham released his highly anticipated album Sergeant of Sorrow, further cementing his reputation as a songwriter’s songwriter. His performances, whether in intimate listening rooms or at songwriter festivals, hold audiences captive with their sincerity and emotional depth. For Graham, music is about connection—reaching a stranger’s heart through a song or a conversation at a barstool. Fueled by faith, sobriety, and an unwavering commitment to truth, JD Graham’s music is a powerful reflection of his journey from darkness to redemption, resonating with listeners seeking hope and human connection.

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