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The Calling

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The Calling

When
Aug 29th, 2026
7:00pm - 10:00pm

The Calling – Saturday, August 29 at The Jefferson

Doors 7:00 PM  Show 8:00 PM

The Platinum selling band, with hits around the world, blasted out of the gate in 2001 to critical and commercial acclaim. With seven #1 hits across multiple territories, the band is ready to bring their biggest hits and newest music to fans new and existing.

The Calling has always been about more than just music; it’s about connecting with our fans on a profound level,” continues Band. “After all these years, we are more excited than ever to share our new sound and take our fans on this new journey with us. The music has evolved, but the essence of what makes The Calling unique remains at the core.”

ABOUT THE CALLING: Formed in 1999, The Calling quickly ascended the ranks of radio rock with their distinctive blend of catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Their debut album *Camino Palmero* sold more than 10 million copies worldwide and went Platinum in the U.S. and 50+ countries, catapulting the teen rockers to international fame with hits like “Wherever You Will Go” and “Adrienne,” while touting 7 number one singles worldwide. After a 20-year hiatus, The Calling returns to the forefront of the music scene, poised to captivate listeners once again. With a renewed sense of purpose and creativity, the band is set to unveil their long-awaited new music, promising a sonic journey that will resonate deeply with both loyal fans and newcomers alike. Driven by the powerful, distinct vocals of Alex Band and the masterful instrumentation of guitarist Daniel Damico and Grammy-nominated bassist Dom Liberati, The Calling’s comeback is nothing short of extraordinary. Each note and lyric carry the weight of two decades of growth and experience, resulting in a musical tapestry that is both timeless and contemporary.

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