Jon Snodgrass & His Buddies Announce May Northeast Rock Shows with Mikey Erg & Bergo, Lenny Lashley's Gang of One, Scott Reynolds, Esta Coda, The Pavers & More

Jon Snodgrass (sometimes, Snodgrass & His Buddies) is currently in the midst of a month-long US tour through May. Snodgrass' said "Buddies" on this string of dates will include David L. Burdon, Mikey Erg & Bergo, Lenny Lashley's Gang of One (Street Dogs, Darkbuster,) After The Fall, The Pavers, Scott Reynolds (ALL, The Bonesaw Romance,) Dirty Shrines, Esta Coda, and more. If you're a baseball fan, you may notice most of Snodgrass' shows are booked around The Colorado Rockies' away games.

While Snodgrass' Northeast Rock Shows wrap up on May 29th, he has additional dates scheduled for June 16, June 24, June 25, December 1-5, and March 19, 2023. Additional details, event locations, specific show information, ticket purchasing links, and all that Jazz is currently available for each corresponding show on Jon Snodgrass Music's Facebook page. Plus, you can find a bunch of the flyers included throughout this very post, most (if not all) created and hand-designed by Jon Snodgrass himself.

We're seriously thinking about attending the May 25th and/or May 28th shows in and around Philly ourselves! So, maybe, we'll end up seeing some of you there! Check out Jon Snodgrass' music—both solo and as part of his various bands, side-projects, and with His Buddies—now on Spotify or your preferred streaming service of choice. Stay tuned right here to The Witzard for additional details on Jon Snodgrass' forthcoming projects and assorted musical releases! Jon Snodgrass & Buddies' latest effort, Tace (2020) is now available on A-F Records.

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