It’s been nearly a decade since Dawes first emerged from southern California, carrying with them a roots-rock sound that nodded to the past – including the West Coast folk singers and cosmic country-rockers who chased a similar muse during the 1970s – while still pushing forward.

Over the years, the band evolved and electrified. The grooves deepened. The amplifiers grew louder. Once known for their honest approach to classic sounds, Dawes grew into something different: a forward-thinking, boundary-pushing band for the 21^st century, willing to follow inspiration wherever it leads, including the top of the charts. Dawes currently has five albums under their belt that have peaked in the top five of the U.S. Folk charts. 

Join the band as they bring the Passwords Tour to The Jones Assembly on Tuesday, Nov. 6, at 7 p.m. Tickets start $29.25 in advance and $35 on show day.