Jason Isbell & The 400 Unit at Choctaw Grand Theater

With non-stop shows since 2023, folk-rock icon and Grammy Award-winning folk-rocker Jason Isbell is welcoming 2025 with another round of tour dates. Presenting "An Evening with Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit, the whole bunch is heading back on the road for rockin' nights of live music. Performing his newest hits off of "Weathervanes" alongside his classics and fan favorites, he's down and ready to whip out amazing nights on tour. As "Deathwish", "Cast Iron Skillet", and "Save the World" took over airwaves following the successful release of his new album, he's excited to spend even more nights on stage.

Having parted ways with his former band, the Drive-by Truckers, Jason Isbell is rocking it out on a solo career while kicking off a new journey with The 400 Unit. Hosting a slew of shows with his new band, fans were quick to notice his beaming energy and talent shining through in every concert. With The 400 Unit, he's soared high as an iconic name in the country and folk-rock scene, releasing new music through the label he founded himself, Southeastern.

Winning his fifth and sixth Grammy through his 2023 LP "Weathervanes", which was recorded with The 400 Unit, Isbell continues to grow and gain wider acclaim as an artist. "There is something about boundaries on this record," he said about the album. "As you mature, you still attempt to keep the ability to love somebody fully and completely while you’re growing into an adult and learning how to love yourself."

Growth. A single word that sums up his entire career. Loved for his emotional, honest, and sincere songs, he credits his roots as an integral part of who he's become as a musician. "I definitely don't feel like I would be the musician that I am, or the type of songwriter, had I not come from that particular place," he told Flagpole Magazine. "The soul music that came out of there, and a lot of the soul-influenced rock and roll and country music that came out of the studios in north Alabama in the 1960s and 1970s had a big influence on me."

Since his first solo release back in 2007 and finding his big break in 2013 through his fourth LP "Southeastern" and its hit single "Cover Me Up", it's clear how he stayed close to his roots. Named Song of the Year at the 2014 Americana Music Awards, it marked the beginning of his folk-rock domination. Earning six Grammys to date, it's clear that he's grown into a fine man in music.

Catch his rockin' shows that tells a story with his poetic country-rock energies on stage. Book your tickets now!