Ward Hayden & The Outliers

 Ward Hayden & The Outliers  

Tickets:  

In Advance: $20  

Day-of-show: $25  

Get ready for a night of incredible music with Ward Hayden & The Outliers at Small Batch Cellars! This in-person event promises to be a memorable experience filled with amazing tunes and good vibes. Don't miss out on this opportunity to see Ward Hayden & The Outliers live in action. Grab your friends and head over to Small Batch Cellars for a night you won't forget!  

Now, with their ninth LP, South Shore, Ward Hayden & The Outliers bring their “amber-soaked melodies, tight musicianship, and casual elegance” (Boston Globe) all back home, literally and spiritually. Ward notes that the release is “the closest thing I’ve ever done to a concept album. I wanted to just recount my experience of growing up in a small town and what it meant and what it took to get out and leave that behind to try and pursue something, chase after something that was and is a dream. I used to joke that my greatest achievement was I got out of here because it was no easy feat. My family had moved 12 times by the time I was 12 years old, so once there was a place I could really call home and I’d developed friends and connections, it was tough to leave that behind. But, Scituate, Massachusetts isn’t Las Vegas, if you want to get your music to a wider audience you have to get out in the world and bring it to them.”  

An evening with the leading lights for contemporary country. The irresistible Ward Hayden & The Outliers have been doing hit tour after hit tour and the requests, or even demands, for them to come back soon have been many and loud. Coming back to New Haven area where they have many fans this fall with a fresh album of Springsteen covers in the bag!”One of Rolling Stone’s ”10 New Artists You Need To Know” – ”Modern-day Buddy Holly plus Dwight Yoakam divided by the Mavericks…Think-y, soulful lyrics paired with a beat you can dance to.”– ROLLING STONE”Imagine Lyle Lovett and Chris Isaak paying tribute to classic American rock n’ roll from Elvis, Hank Williams, Johnny Cash and Roy Orbison.” – THE BOSTON HERALD