The Post At River East is a neighborhood restaurant, intimate music venue and event space serving seasonal dishes and drinks.
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UPCOMING SHOWS & EVENTS
Sur Duda + Katie Robertson at The Post
Sep 28, 8:00pm - Sep 28, 11:00pm
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
Live local music and $2 Lone Star Tall Boys at The Post at River East.
8pm: Katie Robertson
9pm: Sur Duda
$8 cover
Free parking.
Wine Me Up Wednesdays with Adrian Hulet
Sep 29, 7:00pm - Sep 29, 10:00pm
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
Free live music and $5 wines at The Post at River East.
Seating is first come first served.
Sep 30, 6:00pm - Sep 30, 8:00pm
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
Free live music at The Post at River East.
Seating is first come first served.
All ages welcome.
Sep 30, 8:00pm - Sep 30, 10:00pm
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
Free live music at The Post at River East.
All ages welcome.
Seating is first come first served.
Sunday Supper Club: Courtney Patton, Jason Eady, Tommy Alverson
Oct 3, 6:00pm - Oct 3, 8:00pm
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
An evening with three great songwriters at The Post at River East.
Tables must be purchased in advance and will not be sold at the door.
All ages welcome.
Free parking.
Oct 7, 8:00pm - Oct 7, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An evening with Chris Pierce at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
CHRIS PIERCE recently gained national prominence in 2021 with his acoustic version of "No One" from the hit ABC television series "A Million Little Things". Also, his hit co-write "We Can Always Come Back to This" which aired on multiple episodes of the NBC primetime series ‘THIS IS US’, then went on to peak at #1 on the Billboard Blues Chart, #12 on iTunes Top 100, and garner nominations for "Best Song/Recording Created for Television” from The Guild of Music Supervisors and The Jerry Goldsmith Awards. Pierce’s collaboration with artist Sunny War in Americana duo WAR & PIERCE yielded the hit single “Amen”. “ Amen” was featured on NPR’s WORLD CAFE, aired on 250 AAA / NonComm stations and has racked up over 2 million spins on Spotify. Chris Pierce has now impacted many of the same strong influencers with his new album AMERICAN SILENCE in 2021 with glowing reviews from NPR Music, No Depression, Rolling Stone, Acoustic Guitar, Sirius XM and many more.
At age 15, Pierce developed a rare hearing disorder called Otosclerosis that led to the loss of hearing in one ear and partial deafness in the other, a setback that would deter many young musicians forever. The reality, however, fueled Chris’ passion and determination all the more, forcing him to re-learn almost everything he had known prior to his condition. To Chris, music was, and still is, an unconditional companion.
Chris has done multiple headlining tours and has also performed on stage with or opened worldwide tours for: Seal, Cold War Kids, B.B. King, Al Green, Sara Bareilles, Rodrigo y Gabriella, Jill Scott, Toots and the Maytals, Colbie Caillat, Buddy Guy, Keb’Mo’, Blind Boys of Alabama, Aaron Neville, Jamie Cullum and others. His voice and music have been heard in film and television shows including: A Million Little Things, This is Us, True Blood, Soundtrack, Crash, Rosewood, Soul Men, Brothers & Sisters, Single Ladies, Eli Stone, In Plain Sight, Dawson's Creek, Army Wives, as well as in national ad campaigns. He also guest appears on a wide range of album recordings as a vocalist, harmonicist and guitarist. chrispierce.com
Oct 8, 8:00pm - Oct 8, 10:00pm
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
An evening with Jaime Wyatt at The Post at River East.
This is a mostly standing room show. Tables must be purchased in advance and will not be available at the door.
All ages welcome.
Free parking.
Garrett Owen and Pat Hull at The Post
Oct 9, 8:00pm - Oct 9, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
Two great songwriters at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Matt Hillyer & Phil Pritchett at The Post
Oct 10, 6:00pm - Oct 10, 8:00pm
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
A special Sunday 6pm song swap at The Post at River East.
All ages welcome.
Tables must be purchased online in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Oct 14, 8:00pm - Oct 14, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate acoustic performance at The Post at River East.
Tables must be purchased in advance and will not be sold at the door.
All ages welcome.
The Last Knife Fighter at The Post with Jenna Clark
Oct 15, 8:00pm - Oct 15, 11:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
A full band performance at The Post with an opening set by Jenna Clark.
All ages are welcome.
8pm Jenna Clark
9pm The Last Knife Fighter
Miles Zuniga of Fastball at The Post
Oct 16, 8:00pm - Oct 16, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate acoustic performance at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Miles Zuniga is a Grammy nominated recording artist and songwriter. He started Fastball in 1994 with Tony Scalzo and Joey Shuffield. The trio had a smash hit with "The Way" in 1998. Miles has written several songs with other artists including Spoon and the Dandy Warhols.
Oct 20, 8:00pm - Oct 20, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate performance at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Oct 26, 8:00pm - Oct 26, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate performance at The Post at River East.
Tables must be purchased online in advance and will not be sold at the door.
All ages welcome.
The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band at The Post w/ Jack Barksdale
Oct 28, 8:00pm - Oct 28, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An indoor full band performance at The Post at River East.
All ages welcome.
Free parking.
Jack Barksdale opens the show at 8pm.
Two time BMA nominee's The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band are the greatest front-porch blues band in the world. They are led by Reverend Peyton, who most consider to be the premier finger picker playing today. He has earned a reputation as both a singularly compelling performer and a persuasive evangelist for the rootsy, country blues styles that captured his imagination early in life and inspired him and his band to make pilgrimages to Clarksdale, Mississippi to study under such blues masters as T-Model Ford, Robert Belfour and David “Honeyboy” Edwards. Now The Big Damn Band is back with a new record Dance Songs For Hard Times that debuted at #1 on the Billboard and iTunes Blues Charts and was produced by Vance Powell (Jack White, Chris Stapleton). The record is critically acclaimed by Rolling Stone, Relix, Popmatters, Guitar World, American Songwriter, No Depression, Glide, Wide Open Country, Paste, American Blues Scene and many more! The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band will be supporting ZZ Top on tour this fall.
Nov 5, 8:00pm - Nov 5, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate acoustic performance at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Dana Cooper is a poetic songwriter, an insightful storyteller, and a rousing musician whose performances engage and inspire audiences around the world. Cooper’s mixture of flat-picking, finger-picking and percussive strumming style is legend among other guitarists. An expressive singer, his voice is ageless, evoking a rich lifetime of experience. Fellow singer songwriter Buzz Holland says “Cooper is a person who can sing like an angel and play like the devil."
Dana has performed on Austin City Limits, Mountain Stage and the Kerrville Folk Festival where he was nominated for their Hall of Fame. Cooper is the recipient of the 2014 Heritage Musician Award from Pilgrim Center for the Arts in Kansas City, MO, and the 2015 Spirit of Folk Award by Folk Alliance International.
His songs have been recorded by luminary artists such as Claire Lynch, Maura O’Connell, Pierce Pettis, Jonell Mosser, Christine Albert, Trout Fishing in America, Jeannie Burns, and Susan Werner.
He is an integral figure in the Music City songwriting community collaborating with renowned writers including Tom Kimmel, Sally Barris, Kim Carnes, Don Henry, and Kim Richey. Cooper has been invited to participate in songwriting workshops from Belfast to Copenhagen to Austin.
Dana's eponymous first album released on Elektra Records featured luminary players from "The Section" Leland Sklar, and Russ Kunkel, along with Jim Horn, Michael Omartian, Jim Gordon, Joe Osborn, Milt Holland, and Al Perkins. Cooper moved to Houston Texas in 1978 to join forces with long time friend and co-writer Shake Russell. Their collaborations led to a half dozen albums as well as appearances on Austin City Limits, and Mountain Stage.
His critically acclaimed Miracle Mile on Compass Records was nominated for a Nashville Music Award as “Best Pop Album” and was chosen by Performing Songwriter Magazine as one of the top DIY recordings for the year. Cooper's co-producer and guitarist on the project is the legendary Josh Leo. Lyle Lovett and Maura O'Connell sang harmonies and George Marinelli of Bonnie Raitt's band joined Leo on electric guitar.
Harry Truman Built a Road was named one of the best records of the year by The Tennessean and was also chosen as one of the top twelve DIY recordings. Made of Mud released on King Easy Records won Cooper the “Best Male Songwriter Award” by Indie Acoustic Project.
Chris Keaton writing for Country Music News International Magazine says of Cooper's newest Travianna Records release Incendiary Kid: "This record is a beacon. A shining North Star. If you're looking for a brief respite from this crazy spinning circus of world and a unique lyrical and musical spin from the mind of a real songwriter, this record is for you."
Nov 10, 8:00pm - Nov 10, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An evening with Bill Hearne at The Post at River East.
All ages welcome.
Tables must be purchased online in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Kim Richey & Mando Saenz at The Post
Nov 11, 8:00pm - Nov 11, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
A live performance at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Nov 13, 8:00pm - Nov 13, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate evening with Kevin Galloway at The Post at River East.
Tables must be purchased in advance and will not be sold at the door.
All ages welcome.
"The Change" is the debut solo album from singer/songwriter and longtime Uncle Lucius frontman Kevin Galloway. "It's a love letter, and a promise to my newly formed family", says Galloway. "My wife and I have two children under the age of 3 now. After touring almost incessantly with a band for over a decade, I've decided to take a different approach. This album is a sincere reflection of my mindset while reorganizing priorities."
As for the sound, Galloway and producer Vorpahl call it "Gulf Coast Country Soul". Of the band, Kevin comments, "We put together some great players and they really found something special. It's organic and undeniably in the pocket."
Nov 19, 8:00pm - Nov 19, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
A solo acoustic performance at The Post at River East.
Tables must be purchased in advance and will not be sold at the door.
All ages welcome.
Free parking.
“You can hurt and still feel lucky,” Ben Danaher sings on the title track of his deeply personal debut album, ‘Still Feel Lucky.’ Coming from any other songwriter, it might sound like a simple platitude, but in Danaher’s hands, it’s something far more profound, a moment of true enlightenment in the face of unimaginable tragedy. Years of pain are wrapped up in his delivery, but still he commits to the hope and the beauty inherent in the darkness. It’s a monumental task, but one the Huffman, Texas native handles with a tenacious grace on an album that, despite being born in the fires of struggle and loss, manages to forge its own path toward peace, growth, and even joy.
Drawing on the influence of legendary troubadours like Guy Clark, Rodney Crowell, and Townes Van Zandt, Danaher first made a name for himself as a songwriter in Texas before relocating to Nashville. Along the way, he shared bills with Ray Wylie Hubbard, Jack Ingram, Angaleena Presley, Rhett Miller, Travis Meadows, and Amanda Shires, in addition to co-writing songs for Ryan Beaver, Bonnie Bishop, Rob Baird, and Justin Halpin among others. For his own songs, Danaher collaborated with some of Nashville fastest-rising stars, including Maren Morris, on material that blended classic country tradition with modern rock and roll sensibilities.
Recorded live and raw with his touring band, ‘Still Feel Lucky’ showcases Danaher’s hard-won wisdom and cinematic storytelling, capturing slices of life with a candid honesty that cut straight to the heart of things. Danaher lost his brother to murder and his father to cancer in short succession, and while many of the songs draw from that well of pain and loss, the music is anything but self-pitying. These are songs of revelation and redemption, reflecting a maturity and an acceptance that can only come with time and perspective. Writing the album was a therapeutic process for Danaher, an opportunity to make sense of the inexplicable, but it was also a chance to respond to the universe with love and gratitude despite all he’s been through.
“You can go through hell and get completely hardened up, but there’s always going to be this human part of you that can still feel lucky and grateful for all the good that’s in your life,” he concludes. “No matter how difficult things get, in the end, there’s always hope.”
Matt The Electrician at The Post
Nov 20, 8:00pm - Nov 20, 10:00pm
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate acoustic performance at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Despite the name, Matt the Electrician is no longer an electrician, focusing instead on a music career that has spanned the course of two decades, a dozen records, and thousands of shows. His music, however, remains rooted in his blue collar beginnings, with lyricism that embraces the day-to-day, the mundane, the beauty of the ordinary.
Before moving to Austin, TX and launching his career as a working-class folk musician, Matt Sever grew up on the West Coast. His parents played John Denver and Pete Seeger songs on the family record player, and Matt spent his earliest years surrounded by the things that would later fill his own music: acoustic guitars, timeless melodies, lyrics that celebrated the joys and heartaches of everyday life, and — above all else — a strong work ethic.
That work ethic served him well in the mid-1990s, when he moved to Austin in search of new horizons and better opportunities. Matt was already playing music by then, and in need of a steady day job, he began working as an electrician, spending his days wiring houses in the Texas heat. Once quitting time came, he'd grab his guitar and drive himself to an evening show, usually taking the stage in his work boots and sweaty clothes. "Hi; I'm Matt the Electrician," he'd tell the crowd, hoping his occupation would help explain his appearance. The name stuck, even after his growing fan base at home, as well as abroad, allowed him to hang up his pliers for good.
Dec 4, 8:00pm - Dec 4, 10:00pm
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
A live performance at The Post at River East.
Tables must be purchased in advance and will not be sold at the door.
All ages welcome.
Free parking.
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Sur Duda + Katie Robertson at The Post
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
Live local music and $2 Lone Star Tall Boys at The Post at River East.
8pm: Katie Robertson
9pm: Sur Duda
$8 cover
Free parking.
Wine Me Up Wednesdays with Adrian Hulet
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
Free live music and $5 wines at The Post at River East.
Seating is first come first served.
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
Free live music at The Post at River East.
Seating is first come first served.
All ages welcome.
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
Free live music at The Post at River East.
All ages welcome.
Seating is first come first served.
Sunday Supper Club: Courtney Patton, Jason Eady, Tommy Alverson
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
An evening with three great songwriters at The Post at River East.
Tables must be purchased in advance and will not be sold at the door.
All ages welcome.
Free parking.
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An evening with Chris Pierce at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
CHRIS PIERCE recently gained national prominence in 2021 with his acoustic version of "No One" from the hit ABC television series "A Million Little Things". Also, his hit co-write "We Can Always Come Back to This" which aired on multiple episodes of the NBC primetime series ‘THIS IS US’, then went on to peak at #1 on the Billboard Blues Chart, #12 on iTunes Top 100, and garner nominations for "Best Song/Recording Created for Television” from The Guild of Music Supervisors and The Jerry Goldsmith Awards. Pierce’s collaboration with artist Sunny War in Americana duo WAR & PIERCE yielded the hit single “Amen”. “ Amen” was featured on NPR’s WORLD CAFE, aired on 250 AAA / NonComm stations and has racked up over 2 million spins on Spotify. Chris Pierce has now impacted many of the same strong influencers with his new album AMERICAN SILENCE in 2021 with glowing reviews from NPR Music, No Depression, Rolling Stone, Acoustic Guitar, Sirius XM and many more.
At age 15, Pierce developed a rare hearing disorder called Otosclerosis that led to the loss of hearing in one ear and partial deafness in the other, a setback that would deter many young musicians forever. The reality, however, fueled Chris’ passion and determination all the more, forcing him to re-learn almost everything he had known prior to his condition. To Chris, music was, and still is, an unconditional companion.
Chris has done multiple headlining tours and has also performed on stage with or opened worldwide tours for: Seal, Cold War Kids, B.B. King, Al Green, Sara Bareilles, Rodrigo y Gabriella, Jill Scott, Toots and the Maytals, Colbie Caillat, Buddy Guy, Keb’Mo’, Blind Boys of Alabama, Aaron Neville, Jamie Cullum and others. His voice and music have been heard in film and television shows including: A Million Little Things, This is Us, True Blood, Soundtrack, Crash, Rosewood, Soul Men, Brothers & Sisters, Single Ladies, Eli Stone, In Plain Sight, Dawson's Creek, Army Wives, as well as in national ad campaigns. He also guest appears on a wide range of album recordings as a vocalist, harmonicist and guitarist. chrispierce.com
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
An evening with Jaime Wyatt at The Post at River East.
This is a mostly standing room show. Tables must be purchased in advance and will not be available at the door.
All ages welcome.
Free parking.
Garrett Owen and Pat Hull at The Post
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
Two great songwriters at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Matt Hillyer & Phil Pritchett at The Post
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
A special Sunday 6pm song swap at The Post at River East.
All ages welcome.
Tables must be purchased online in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate acoustic performance at The Post at River East.
Tables must be purchased in advance and will not be sold at the door.
All ages welcome.
The Last Knife Fighter at The Post with Jenna Clark
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
A full band performance at The Post with an opening set by Jenna Clark.
All ages are welcome.
8pm Jenna Clark
9pm The Last Knife Fighter
Miles Zuniga of Fastball at The Post
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate acoustic performance at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Miles Zuniga is a Grammy nominated recording artist and songwriter. He started Fastball in 1994 with Tony Scalzo and Joey Shuffield. The trio had a smash hit with "The Way" in 1998. Miles has written several songs with other artists including Spoon and the Dandy Warhols.
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate performance at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate performance at The Post at River East.
Tables must be purchased online in advance and will not be sold at the door.
All ages welcome.
The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band at The Post w/ Jack Barksdale
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An indoor full band performance at The Post at River East.
All ages welcome.
Free parking.
Jack Barksdale opens the show at 8pm.
Two time BMA nominee's The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band are the greatest front-porch blues band in the world. They are led by Reverend Peyton, who most consider to be the premier finger picker playing today. He has earned a reputation as both a singularly compelling performer and a persuasive evangelist for the rootsy, country blues styles that captured his imagination early in life and inspired him and his band to make pilgrimages to Clarksdale, Mississippi to study under such blues masters as T-Model Ford, Robert Belfour and David “Honeyboy” Edwards. Now The Big Damn Band is back with a new record Dance Songs For Hard Times that debuted at #1 on the Billboard and iTunes Blues Charts and was produced by Vance Powell (Jack White, Chris Stapleton). The record is critically acclaimed by Rolling Stone, Relix, Popmatters, Guitar World, American Songwriter, No Depression, Glide, Wide Open Country, Paste, American Blues Scene and many more! The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band will be supporting ZZ Top on tour this fall.
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate acoustic performance at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Dana Cooper is a poetic songwriter, an insightful storyteller, and a rousing musician whose performances engage and inspire audiences around the world. Cooper’s mixture of flat-picking, finger-picking and percussive strumming style is legend among other guitarists. An expressive singer, his voice is ageless, evoking a rich lifetime of experience. Fellow singer songwriter Buzz Holland says “Cooper is a person who can sing like an angel and play like the devil."
Dana has performed on Austin City Limits, Mountain Stage and the Kerrville Folk Festival where he was nominated for their Hall of Fame. Cooper is the recipient of the 2014 Heritage Musician Award from Pilgrim Center for the Arts in Kansas City, MO, and the 2015 Spirit of Folk Award by Folk Alliance International.
His songs have been recorded by luminary artists such as Claire Lynch, Maura O’Connell, Pierce Pettis, Jonell Mosser, Christine Albert, Trout Fishing in America, Jeannie Burns, and Susan Werner.
He is an integral figure in the Music City songwriting community collaborating with renowned writers including Tom Kimmel, Sally Barris, Kim Carnes, Don Henry, and Kim Richey. Cooper has been invited to participate in songwriting workshops from Belfast to Copenhagen to Austin.
Dana's eponymous first album released on Elektra Records featured luminary players from "The Section" Leland Sklar, and Russ Kunkel, along with Jim Horn, Michael Omartian, Jim Gordon, Joe Osborn, Milt Holland, and Al Perkins. Cooper moved to Houston Texas in 1978 to join forces with long time friend and co-writer Shake Russell. Their collaborations led to a half dozen albums as well as appearances on Austin City Limits, and Mountain Stage.
His critically acclaimed Miracle Mile on Compass Records was nominated for a Nashville Music Award as “Best Pop Album” and was chosen by Performing Songwriter Magazine as one of the top DIY recordings for the year. Cooper's co-producer and guitarist on the project is the legendary Josh Leo. Lyle Lovett and Maura O'Connell sang harmonies and George Marinelli of Bonnie Raitt's band joined Leo on electric guitar.
Harry Truman Built a Road was named one of the best records of the year by The Tennessean and was also chosen as one of the top twelve DIY recordings. Made of Mud released on King Easy Records won Cooper the “Best Male Songwriter Award” by Indie Acoustic Project.
Chris Keaton writing for Country Music News International Magazine says of Cooper's newest Travianna Records release Incendiary Kid: "This record is a beacon. A shining North Star. If you're looking for a brief respite from this crazy spinning circus of world and a unique lyrical and musical spin from the mind of a real songwriter, this record is for you."
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An evening with Bill Hearne at The Post at River East.
All ages welcome.
Tables must be purchased online in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Kim Richey & Mando Saenz at The Post
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
A live performance at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate evening with Kevin Galloway at The Post at River East.
Tables must be purchased in advance and will not be sold at the door.
All ages welcome.
"The Change" is the debut solo album from singer/songwriter and longtime Uncle Lucius frontman Kevin Galloway. "It's a love letter, and a promise to my newly formed family", says Galloway. "My wife and I have two children under the age of 3 now. After touring almost incessantly with a band for over a decade, I've decided to take a different approach. This album is a sincere reflection of my mindset while reorganizing priorities."
As for the sound, Galloway and producer Vorpahl call it "Gulf Coast Country Soul". Of the band, Kevin comments, "We put together some great players and they really found something special. It's organic and undeniably in the pocket."
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
A solo acoustic performance at The Post at River East.
Tables must be purchased in advance and will not be sold at the door.
All ages welcome.
Free parking.
“You can hurt and still feel lucky,” Ben Danaher sings on the title track of his deeply personal debut album, ‘Still Feel Lucky.’ Coming from any other songwriter, it might sound like a simple platitude, but in Danaher’s hands, it’s something far more profound, a moment of true enlightenment in the face of unimaginable tragedy. Years of pain are wrapped up in his delivery, but still he commits to the hope and the beauty inherent in the darkness. It’s a monumental task, but one the Huffman, Texas native handles with a tenacious grace on an album that, despite being born in the fires of struggle and loss, manages to forge its own path toward peace, growth, and even joy.
Drawing on the influence of legendary troubadours like Guy Clark, Rodney Crowell, and Townes Van Zandt, Danaher first made a name for himself as a songwriter in Texas before relocating to Nashville. Along the way, he shared bills with Ray Wylie Hubbard, Jack Ingram, Angaleena Presley, Rhett Miller, Travis Meadows, and Amanda Shires, in addition to co-writing songs for Ryan Beaver, Bonnie Bishop, Rob Baird, and Justin Halpin among others. For his own songs, Danaher collaborated with some of Nashville fastest-rising stars, including Maren Morris, on material that blended classic country tradition with modern rock and roll sensibilities.
Recorded live and raw with his touring band, ‘Still Feel Lucky’ showcases Danaher’s hard-won wisdom and cinematic storytelling, capturing slices of life with a candid honesty that cut straight to the heart of things. Danaher lost his brother to murder and his father to cancer in short succession, and while many of the songs draw from that well of pain and loss, the music is anything but self-pitying. These are songs of revelation and redemption, reflecting a maturity and an acceptance that can only come with time and perspective. Writing the album was a therapeutic process for Danaher, an opportunity to make sense of the inexplicable, but it was also a chance to respond to the universe with love and gratitude despite all he’s been through.
“You can go through hell and get completely hardened up, but there’s always going to be this human part of you that can still feel lucky and grateful for all the good that’s in your life,” he concludes. “No matter how difficult things get, in the end, there’s always hope.”
Matt The Electrician at The Post
The Post at River East2925 Race StreetFort Worth, TX76111 Map
An intimate acoustic performance at The Post at River East.
Seating is very limited.
Tables must be purchased in advance. No tables will be sold at the door.
Despite the name, Matt the Electrician is no longer an electrician, focusing instead on a music career that has spanned the course of two decades, a dozen records, and thousands of shows. His music, however, remains rooted in his blue collar beginnings, with lyricism that embraces the day-to-day, the mundane, the beauty of the ordinary.
Before moving to Austin, TX and launching his career as a working-class folk musician, Matt Sever grew up on the West Coast. His parents played John Denver and Pete Seeger songs on the family record player, and Matt spent his earliest years surrounded by the things that would later fill his own music: acoustic guitars, timeless melodies, lyrics that celebrated the joys and heartaches of everyday life, and — above all else — a strong work ethic.
That work ethic served him well in the mid-1990s, when he moved to Austin in search of new horizons and better opportunities. Matt was already playing music by then, and in need of a steady day job, he began working as an electrician, spending his days wiring houses in the Texas heat. Once quitting time came, he'd grab his guitar and drive himself to an evening show, usually taking the stage in his work boots and sweaty clothes. "Hi; I'm Matt the Electrician," he'd tell the crowd, hoping his occupation would help explain his appearance. The name stuck, even after his growing fan base at home, as well as abroad, allowed him to hang up his pliers for good.
2925 Race Street,,Fort Worth,76111,US Map
A live performance at The Post at River East.
Tables must be purchased in advance and will not be sold at the door.
All ages welcome.
Free parking.
THE TRINITY ROOM
Inside The Post is The Trinity Room where food and drinks fill our large communal tables and we present carefully curated shows for the discerning listener. Join us for an evening, share some food, enjoy some drinks and we’ll become your new favorite Fort Worth venue.
OUR FOOD
Our menu is packed full of fresh ingredients and dishes perfect for sharing. We also have a tasty selection of sandwiches and lighter bite salads and soups. Served in a relaxed, informal atmosphere this is food best enjoyed with friends.
OUR DRINKS
From cocktails created with top-shelf spirits and seasonal twists, to craft beer and wine by the glass, there is a drink to suit every palate. Our friendly bar staff are always on hand with suggestions when you want a change up from your usual.
WHO WE ARE
The Post At River East is brought to you by a highly experienced management, booking and production team. Our previous experience includes operating The Live Oak and Fort Worth Live, as well as booking talent for countless Fort Worth venues.
OUR COURTYARD
Relax in our enclosed outdoor space with live music and drinks served up under glorious Texas skies.
