Josh Ritter

Due to an unforeseen (and exciting!) family development, we have to cancel our March 1 show at The Fargo Theatre. We really hope to reschedule this show in the near future and really appreciate your understanding. Thank you for all the support! All patrons who purchased tickets via credit or debit cards will receive automatic refunds. Any cash purchases should be returned to the Tickets300 box office (306 North University Drive, Fargo; open Monday – Friday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.), or by calling (866) 300-8300.

Date

March 01, 2018
Expired!

Time

8:00 pm

Location

Fargo Theatre
314 Broadway N, Fargo, ND

Status

Canceled

Cost

$35.00
  • Doors: 7:00 pm
  • Audience: All Ages
  • Seating: Reserved Seats

The event is finished.

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Due to an unforeseen (and exciting!) family development, we have to cancel our March 1 show at The Fargo Theatre. We really hope to reschedule this show in the near future and really appreciate your understanding. Thank you for all the support! All patrons who purchased tickets via credit or debit cards will receive automatic refunds. Any cash purchases should be returned to the Tickets300 box office (306 North University Drive, Fargo; open Monday – Friday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.), or by calling (866) 300-8300.

About

Josh Ritter’s acclaimed 20-year career as a songwriter and musician reaches new heights with the release of his ninth full-length album, Gathering. Along with his loyal band mates, the Royal City Band, Josh returned to the studio with more songs than he’d ever had before at one time. Reenergized after a recent collaboration with legendary musician Bob Weir (who also contributes vocals and guitar to a song on Gathering) and –at the same time — tired of living in the shadow of his earlier self, Ritter felt charged with exploring the possibility of cutting himself loose from his own and others’ expectations.

A songwriter, a musician, a New York Times best-selling author, a painter, a consummate per-former, Ritter encompasses all of these descriptors and more. He is a true artist. One who is not afraid of growing, changing and constantly challenging earlier versions of himself. Here, two decades into his storied career, Ritter is just getting started.