The Pershing Listening Room Welcomes: VANDOLIERS

VANDOLIERS

Turning Chaos Into Community

At Pershing Hall – February 7th

Punk-Fueled Texas Roots

The Vandoliers don’t make polite music. They make necessary music—songs that sound like they were written in the middle of the night, fueled by sweat, conviction, and the kind of honesty that refuses to be sanded down for comfort.

Hailing from Dallas, Texas, the Vandoliers occupy the thrilling space where punk urgency collides with Texas country storytelling. Their sound is loud, fast, emotionally charged, and deeply human—built on roaring horns, churning guitars, and lyrics that grapple with identity, belonging, addiction, love, and survival.

Jenni Rose: Fearless Songwriting

At the center is frontperson Jenni Rose, whose songwriting has grown increasingly fearless with each release. Albums like Forever, The Native, and Life Behind Bars trace a band coming into its own—both musically and personally. Their songs don’t hide from discomfort; they invite it in, sit with it, and turn it into something communal.

The Vandoliers’ live shows are where everything locks into place. There’s sweat. There’s shouting. There’s dancing that borders on chaos. And beneath it all is a sense of radical openness—an understanding that music can be a refuge, a release, and a rallying cry all at once.

Live Shows That Demand Presence

They’ve toured relentlessly, earning their reputation the hard way: night after night, city after city, leaving rooms transformed and audiences converted. This is not background music. This is music that demands presence.

At Pershing Hall, the Vandoliers’ energy finds the perfect home. The closeness of the room amplifies the emotion, turning every chorus into a shared moment. It’s the kind of show where you leave feeling lighter, louder, and more connected than when you walked in.

A New Generation of Roots Music

The Vandoliers represent a new generation of roots music—one that honors tradition while pushing it forward, one that understands that authenticity isn’t about fitting a mold but breaking it open. Their songs are battle cries and love letters, confessions and celebrations.

Come ready to feel something. Come ready to move. Grab your tickets.