
Alternative and Indie
Jack Van Cleaf Tickets
Concerts in Ireland
- 9 May 2026Saturday 20:00DublinThe Grand SocialJack Van Cleaf & Clover County
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International Concerts
- 6 May 2026Wednesday 19:30Glasgow, United KingdomKing Tuts Wah Wah HutJack Van Cleaf & Clover CountyOn partner site
- 7 May 2026Thursday 19:00Leeds, United KingdomLending RoomsClover County & Jack Van Cleaf
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- 10 May 2026Sunday 18:15Bristol, United KingdomThe LouisianaClover County & Jack Van Cleaf
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- 12 May 2026Tuesday 19:00Manchester, United KingdomThe Lodge, ManchesterClover County & Jack Van Cleaf
- 15 May 2026Friday 16:30London, United KingdomRoyal Albert HallHighways - A Festival of Country & Americana - Jon Pardi & more
- 16 May 2026Saturday 14:00London, United KingdomRoyal Albert HallHighways - Songwriters' Round
About
Jack Van Cleaf was still an independent artist when “Rattlesnake” became a viral hit in 2023, earning praise from songwriters like Noah Kahan (who hand-picked Jack as the opening act on his sold-out Stick Season Tour) and Zach Bryan (who began covering thesong online). For Jack, it felt like a pivotal moment in a career that had been building since his teenage years.
Jack Van Cleaf now makes his Dualtone Records debut with the sophomore release JVC, an album that does more than plant its flag halfway between the worlds of indie rock and Gen Z folk. It also asks big questions about home and identity. Years after penning his first song as a high school freshman in San Diego, he headed east to Nashville, where he studied songwriting at Belmont University and released his debut album, Fruit from the Trees, after graduation. “I met many of my closest friends during my very first week at Belmont,” says Jack about his formative years in Music City. “All talented artists in their own right, they went on to help me make my first record everything that it is, and have remained my most trusted collaborators to this day.” “Rattlesnake,” with its introspective lyrics and a tmospheric acoustics, earned him a spot on Spotify’s 2024 Best New Artist list with tastemaker playlist “juniper".
With JVC, Jack Van Cleaf turns personal experience into something universal: a soundtrack to the year s we all spend in existential free-fall, trying to find a new sense of gravity after the rules and regulations of youth have faded into the past.
Setlists
- 1.Black and blue
- 2.Hikikomori
- 3.Using You
- 4.For the Birds
- 5.Green
- 6.Cowboy
- 7.Aine Green (New unreleased song)
- 8.Gem State
- 9.When You Were Young (The Killers cover)
- 10.Still
- 11.Drops of Jupiter 2 (New unreleased song)
- 12.Leicester Square (Unreleased song)
- 13.Northern Lights
- 14.Rattlesnake
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- 2.Rattlesnake
- 3.Pancho and Lefty (Merle Haggard & Willie Nelson cover)
- 4.For the Birds
- 5.Cowboy
- 1.Smoker
- 2.Off to the Races
- 3.Piñata
- 4.Using You
- 5.She Keeps It Cool
- 6.The Primrose Chopper
- 7.Black and blue (Solo)
- 8.Gem State (Solo)
- 9.Green
- 10.Cowboy
- 11.Rattlesnake
- 12.Life
- 13.Terrestrial Man
- 1.Smoker
- 2.Off to the Races
- 3.Using You
- 4.She Keeps It Cool
- 5.Green
- 6.The Primrose Chopper
- 7.Cowboy
- 8.Hikikomori
- 9.Couch Potato
- 10.Gem State
- 11.Rattlesnake
- 12.Life
Encore
- 13.Terrestrial Man
- 1.Smoker
- 2.Off to the Races
- 3.Using You
- 4.Hikikomori
- 5.Remember Katrina
- 6.Piñata
- 7.The Primrose Chopper
- 8.She Keeps It Cool
- 9.Wild Roses ((solo acoustic, by fan request))
- 10.Margo ((by request with band returning to stage))
- 11.Thinkin' About It
- 12.Green
- 13.Cowboy
- 14.Couch Potato
- 15.Rattlesnake
- 16.Life
- 17.Northern Lights (Acoustic solo (without band. Done by an earlier request from the audience))
- 18.Terrestrial Man (Band returned)