Topaz Farm proudly welcomes Jenny Don’t And The Spurs, recent winners of the 2023 Ameripolitan “Best Outlaw Group” award. Since their inception in 2012, this Portland-based band has kept a relentless schedule of recording, playing locally, and touring. After nearly 500 live appearances in almost a dozen countries, and with a slew of albums and singles to their name, Jenny Don’t and The Spurs are bringing their garage-infused country music, sincerity and raw conviction to the farm.
Bring a blanket or lawn chair to enjoy live music on the farm, surrounded by farm animals, u-pick fields, market bar, and grill. Come early to enjoy the farm, including the cow train, fresh grilled farm food, craft beer, cider, and more.
Details
- Ages 18+: $20 advance/$25 day of
- Ages 3 to 17: $10 advance (limited number of tickets available)
- Kids 2 and under: free
- Farm, bar & grill open at 5:00 p.m., performances start at 6:30 p.m.
ABOUT JENNY DON’T AND THE SPURS
Jenny Don't and the Spurs play songs of desert dreams and heartaches. With a long history in the Punk Rock Music scene, this Western four piece features Jenny Don't, Kelly Halliburton of Pierecd Arrows, Defiance, P.R.O.B.L.E.M.S., and the honky-tonker, Christopher March, who rounds it out with his lightening fast guitar picking. Before his passing early 2022, Sam Henry of Wipers was the long time drummer. As difficult as it was, the band decided to continue on, and now features Buddy Weeks on drums.
“This is country. Through and through. Meat and potatoes. There’s no posturing or fetishizing the music. The Spurs are as on-point as a backing band can be, with a furious rhythm section and a tastefully eloquent slide guitar. While Jenny’s voice would be at home with many of the indie bands in their native Portland, there’s only one type of song it’s meant for: cracking open that first PBR at the honky tonk. The band never slips into irony here: Jenny’s heartbreaks and triumph are pure, filtered through the requisite veneer of propriety and sincerity of a 60s country singer flirting with a possible step over the line into outlaw music. Remarkably, it works. Jenny Don’t and the Spurs proves that country is only as dead as we let it be.”
– NO DEPRESSION
ABOUT TOPAZ FARM:
Topaz Farm is a regenerative 130-acre family farm for every family, featuring farm-to plate dinners, u-pick berries, flowers & pumpkins, a farm stand and fall harvest activities.
Craft beer, cider, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages will be available at the show and a variety of farm grilled and grab and go food choices including vegetarian, vegan, dairy-free and gluten-free options.
For information about Americana Harvest Fest nights including parking, food, drinks and more, click here.
IMPORTANT FARM-WIDE RULES TO READ BEFORE PURCHASING:
Refillable water bottles and baby food are ok, but no outside food/drinks are allowed.
Smoking/vaping, drugs, weapons, tailgating and overnight parking are are not permitted.
Animals are not allowed, including in vehicles - and service animals are not allowed on or near the Great Lawn where the live music takes place.
Small beach towels or small picnic blankets (30” x 70” per person) and only single size, low-profile lawn chairs (not exceeding 8 inches from the ground to the seat bottom and no higher than 32 inches total from the ground to the top of the chair) are allowed.
Lawn, ball or throwing games/balls/toys and gymnastic ribbons are not allowed.
Please double-check your order before purchasing. Tickets are non-refundable, not exchangeable for other events and this event is “rain or shine” including heat. Consider choosing optional "Event Cancellation Protection" during checkout if you are not 100% certain you’ll be attending or certain you can sell or gift your tickets to others.
For full farm rules including details about food, lawn chairs and more, click here . Please make sure to share this link with your guests to avoid being turned away or asked to leave.
