Jamestown Revival is an internationally recognized Americana and roots-rock band from Austin, Texas, whose richly textured sound and thoughtful songwriting have earned them a devoted following worldwide. The band has appeared at iconic music festivals such as Austin City Limits, Farm Aid, and Coachella, among others, and has been featured in publications ranging from Rolling Stone to The Wall Street Journal. Jamestown Revival has toured extensively with artists including The Avett Brothers, Brandi Carlile, and Willie Nelson, among others, building a reputation for compelling live performances rooted in storytelling and musical craftsmanship. Across four critically acclaimed albums, Utah, The Education of a Wandering Man, San Isabel, and Young Man, along with two equally praised EPs, Field Guide to Loneliness and Fireside with Louis L’Amour, the band continues to explore themes of connection, wanderlust, and the human experience. Most recently, Jamestown Revival earned Tony and Grammy Award nominations for their work on The Outsiders – A New Musical, the 2024 Tony Award winner for Best Musical, further solidifying their place as artists whose music resonates far beyond the stage and continues to captivate audiences in intimate and powerful live settings.
Jamestown Revival
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You have a few convenient options for parking in downtown Meridian:
- Street Parking: Free parking is available directly surrounding the MSU Riley Center. While there is no time limit on nights and weekends, please note that most spots are limited to two hours during weekday business hours (Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.).
- Arts District Parking Garage: For a stress-free experience, the Arts District Parking Garage is located just a short stroll away at 712 24th Avenue. It is free, open 24/7, and is the most reliable option for guests attending all-day conferences or evening performances.
Our doors open one hour prior to showtime. To ensure a relaxed experience, we recommend arriving at least 30 minutes early. This allows you plenty of time to visit our concessions for a snack or beverage, enjoy viewing our historic venue, and find your seat before the curtain rises.
Yes. While we are a historic facility, we provide several features to ensure you enjoy the show:
- Accessible Seating: Specialized seating for wheelchairs and walkers is available on the main floor.
- Assistive Listening: Devices are available upon request for any performance.
- Service Animals: Trained service animals are welcome under ADA guidelines.
Because our historic upper levels are accessible only by stairs, we encourage you to contact our Box Office at 601.696.2200 so we can provide personalized assistance in selecting the best main-floor seats for your needs.
We want you to feel comfortable while enjoying the show. While there is no formal dress code at the MSU Riley Center, most guests opt for casual or business-casual attire. You’ll see a mix of styles, from polished denim to more festive evening wear, depending on the occasion.
For your convenience, the MSU Riley Center does not require clear bags for shows at this time. While standard bags and purses are currently permitted, please note that our security policies are subject to change for future events. We recommend checking our website or social media pages for the most up-to-date entry requirements before you arrive.