Gary Clark Jr. (Night Four)

Get ready for Night Four with Gary Clark Jr., a hometown guitar hero whose playing hits like a Texas thunderstorm and lingers like late-night soul. On May 25, 2026 at 8:00 pm, he returns to the legendary Antone’s stage where his story truly took flight.

• A modern guitar icon: Gary Clark Jr. is the rare artist who can bend blues, rock, soul, and R&B into something that feels both classic and completely new. His solos burn, wail, and whisper, often in the same song.

• Roots at Antone’s: Long before festival headlining slots and global tours, Clark was carving out his sound in intimate rooms like this one. Seeing him back in this setting is like watching a superhero return to their origin story.

• From “Blak and Blu” to “This Land”: Expect a journey through his catalog: the gritty grooves of “Numb” and “Grinder,” the expansive jams from his live albums, and the righteous fire of “This Land,” where he turns anger and experience into a towering anthem.

• Live and loud: Clark’s shows are famously electric. Extended solos, dynamic shifts from near-whisper to full-stack roar, and a band that can turn on a dime make every performance feel unique and unrepeatable.

• Intimate venue vibes: In a compact club, those searing leads and smoky vocals hit harder, the grooves feel thicker, and you can actually watch the interplay between Clark and his band up close.

• For fans of real, raw music: Whether you come for the blues, the rock, the soul, or just to watch a master guitarist push his instrument to the edge, this night is built for people who like their music alive and a little dangerous.

Night Four with Gary Clark Jr. is more than another tour stop. It is a full-circle return to the room that helped shape him, a chance to hear songs that wrestle with history, identity, and joy, delivered with overdriven tone and fearless heart. If you want to feel the guitar rather than just hear it, this is the night to lock in.