Rod Picott - Farewell Tour
The Sound Lounge, SM1 1NU , [Venue Details]American mainstay Rod Picott, who's been been touring the UK since his debut album 'Tiger Tom Dixon's Blues' 25 years ago, returns for one last tour.
The thrum of insects on a hot August night. A saw blade biting kiln-dried hemlock. The lonesome highway whine of long-haul trucks.
A crude swallow of cheap whiskey that tears at your throat. Tears of loss and the easy laughter of old friends. This is the sound of Rod Picott's world.
Over twenty-four years, twelve albums, three published books and a few thousand shows Rod Picott has worked; powered by the fuel of the blue-collar world he was born into. The son of a hard working welder and a homemaker, Picott's youth set him on a road of self-reliance and fierce independence that at sixty years still runs through his blood.
Raised in the small town of South Berwick, Maine, Rod Picott was a restless and rebellious youth and after high school, a construction worker by trade until moving to Nashville, TN in 1994. He turned down the one record deal he was offered at the start of his career, choosing instead to cut his own path and lay a bet on his own hard work.
Through luck and white-knuckled determination Picott has been fortunate to open a tour for Alison Krauss and Union Station, play the Shrewsbury Folk festival, BBC Radio 2 Bob Harris sessions, Maverick Festival and receive the Song of the Year award for his co-write (with Slaid Cleaves) 'Broke Down' at the Austin Music Awards.
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Admission: £12.00
Performer name: Rod Picott
Age restriction: All ages
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Rod Picott - Farewell Tour
Thursday, 30 Oct 2025 @7.00pm
The Sound Lounge, SM1 1NUMore Information
American mainstay Rod Picott, who's been been touring the UK since his debut album 'Tiger Tom Dixon's Blues' 25 years ago, returns for one last tour.
The thrum of insects on a hot August night. A saw blade biting kiln-dried hemlock. The lonesome highway whine of long-haul trucks.
A crude swallow of cheap whiskey that tears at your throat. Tears of loss and the easy laughter of old friends. This is the sound of Rod Picott's world.
Over twenty-four years, twelve albums, three published books and a few thousand shows Rod Picott has worked; powered by the fuel of the blue-collar world he was born into. The son of a hard working welder and a homemaker, Picott's youth set him on a road of self-reliance and fierce independence that at sixty years still runs through his blood.
Raised in the small town of South Berwick, Maine, Rod Picott was a restless and rebellious youth and after high school, a construction worker by trade until moving to Nashville, TN in 1994. He turned down the one record deal he was offered at the start of his career, choosing instead to cut his own path and lay a bet on his own hard work.
Through luck and white-knuckled determination Picott has been fortunate to open a tour for Alison Krauss and Union Station, play the Shrewsbury Folk festival, BBC Radio 2 Bob Harris sessions, Maverick Festival and receive the Song of the Year award for his co-write (with Slaid Cleaves) 'Broke Down' at the Austin Music Awards.
Admission: £12.00
Performer name: Rod Picott
Age restriction: All ages
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