Artist Spotlight: St. Paul & the Broken Bones and The Wood Brothers

Who says soul and Americana can’t stir the spirit and shake the floorboards at the same time? When St. Paul & the Broken Bones and The Wood Brothers take the stage, the result is an electrifying collision of southern soul, gospel, folk, and blues — with a raw energy that feels both timeless and immediate. Each group stands tall on their own, but together, they offer an unforgettable night of grit, groove, and deeply felt storytelling.

Next month, St. Paul & the Broken Bones and The Wood Brothers come to the LBC for one night only. Hailing from Alabama, St. Paul & the Broken Bones broke through with their high-octane live shows and vintage soul sound, earning spots at Coachella, Bonnaroo, and even an opening slot for the Rolling Stones. Meanwhile, The Wood Brothers — a powerhouse trio blending jazz, blues, and roots music — have carved out their own space with Grammy nominations, Americana Music Awards nods, and a reputation for creating music that’s at once deeply personal and universally resonant.

Fans may know St. Paul & the Broken Bones for Paul Janeway’s powerhouse vocals and theatrical energy, while The Wood Brothers captivate with their tightly knit harmonies and masterful musicianship. But what makes this night special is how both groups share a devotion to authenticity, passion, and music that moves — body and soul. Get ready for a performance that’s less like a concert and more like a revival.