GFAA / $25 / 7:00 PM Doors
Join us for an intimate performance with Zac Clark, an artist whose music feels like a communion. Clark’s songs are rooted in deep feeling, philosophical curiosity, and an unshakable belief in the beauty of human connection.
With four full-length albums to his name and years spent touring alongside artists like Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness, Zac Clark has quietly built a devoted following by doing one thing exceptionally well: making music that feels honest, alive, and unguarded. His latest record, Holy Shit, was written and recorded during isolation — a body of work born from solitude, memory, grief, love, and creative freedom. It’s an album that embraces contradiction: joy and sorrow, the sacred and the profane, heartbreak and hope — all dancing together.
Clark’s performances reflect that same spirit. Expect moments of stillness and reflection, bursts of movement and release, stories woven between songs, and an atmosphere where the distance between artist and audience disappears. This is music meant to be felt, not rushed — songs that invite you to breathe, to listen, and to recognize yourself inside them.
Opening the evening is Collin Whitlock, a beloved local songwriter whose thoughtful lyrics and warm presence make him the perfect complement to the night.