J. Killen’s Depression Dollars Album Release Tour LIVE at The Club House 

The Club House Hot Springs welcomes J. Killen (CA) on Sat., Oct. 17, for his Depression Dollars album release tour, featuring fellow California musician David Rosales and Arkansas opener Aggressive Honey. 

The evening brings two touring California musicians and a local Arkansas artist together for a night of live music in Hot Springs National Park’s growing music scene. The eclectic lineup blends rootsy alt-country, California soul, roots rock, guitar-driven sounds, West Coast warmth, Americana, and Arkansas spirit. 

“Enjoy LIVE music and make history happen here!” exclaimed Amanda Mitchell, the venue’s event manager. The Club House is a converted warehouse event venue located where Downtown meets Uptown at 118 Arbor Street, Hot Springs. 

Doors and bar open at 7 PM. Aggressive Honey performs at PM, David Rosales at 9 PM, and J. Killen at 10 PM. The show is ALL AGES and handicap accessible. Guests can enjoy The Club House’s selection of beer, wine, and non-alcoholic refreshments. 

Walk from downtown. Free street parking is available on Arbor and Lodestone Streets. Paid parking is also available in the lot directly across from the venue with discount code CHOUSE23. 

Show tickets are $15. Purchase Tickets on Eventbrite⁠: 
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/j-killen-ft-david-rosales-aggressive-honey-live-at-the-club-house-tickets-2000523713279 

Event Information on Facebook⁠: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Lvz9JGEs7/ and www.theclubhousehs.com⁠. 

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