Robert Lester Folsom has been writing warm, hazy folk-rock since the 1970s in Georgia, the kind of homespun, reverb-soaked songs that record collectors love to pass along. Liz Cooper, a guitarist with a psychedelic streak, opens the night. If you like gentle, heartfelt songwriting with a vintage glow, this is an easy, intimate evening in one of the Lower East Side's best-sounding rooms.
What to expect
An 18-and-over show in Bowery Ballroom's intimate main room. Expect gentle, reverb-soaked songs and a respectful listening crowd. Liz Cooper's opening set brings psychedelic guitar and warm vocals, a natural lead-in to Folsom's hazy 1970s-rooted songs.
Good to know
- Take the J or Z to Bowery, or the F to 2 Av.
- The show is 18 and over with state or federal ID.
- Advance tickets are cheaper than day-of-show.
- Arrive for Liz Cooper's opening set.
- The balcony has seating-height rails with a good view of the stage.
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Common questions
Who opens for Robert Lester Folsom?
Liz Cooper.
Is it all ages?
No, 18 and over.
