Evan Honer Announces Concert at the ELM in Bozeman

Posted April 8, 2024 | Announcement, ELM, Featured, Live Music.

UPDATE: Due to popular demand, we are excited to announce that the Evan Honer performance has been moved from the Rialto to The ELM! The date will remain the same – October 03, 2024. All originally purchased tickets will remain valid. No exchanges necessary. Event details available here.

Singer-songwriter on the rise, Evan Honer, will bring his Nowhere Fast Tour to The ELM in Bozeman on October 3, 2024 with support from Thomas Rowland.

Hailing from Surprise, AZ, the 22-year-old artist has amassed an impressive 100 million+ streams across platforms. Currently, Honer is immersed in the recording process of his highly anticipated new album slated for release in 2024. Embracing a DIY ethos, Evan recently unveiled his own record label, Cloverdale Records, alongside announcing a North American headline tour. Check out a few of his top tracks like his cover of Tyler Childers’ “Jersey Giant,” “Foolin’ Ourselves,” and “How Could I Ever.”

Don’t miss your chance to see Evan Honer in Bozeman! Get tickets now!

Tickets

PUBLIC ON SALE: Tickets are on sale now at Logjam Presents Box Offices and online while supplies last. All tickets are general admission standing room only. All ages are welcome.

Take a look at these tips to best prepare yourself for a smooth ticket buying experience.

About Evan Honer

Evan Honer is a singer-songwriter originally from Surprise, Arizona. Influenced by esteemed artists like Jason Isbell, Tyler Childers, and Jim Croce, Evan has masterfully crafted a captivating blend of modern outlaw country, indie folk, and alt-pop sensibilities.

Despite only being 22 years old, Evan has garnered an impressive 100 million+ streams across platforms and currently is in the midst of recording a highly anticipated new album for 2024. Announcing the launch of his own record label Cloverdale Records and a North American headline tour — Evan prides himself on his DIY attitude, educating & helping other musicians to own their masters and publishing and stay independent and building community.