Alejandro Escovedo at Sellersville Theater 1894

Alejandro Escovedo’s live shows are nothing short of electrifying—equal parts raw rock & roll, poetic storytelling, and soul-baring intimacy. A fearless performer with a four-decade legacy that spans punk, roots rock, and alt-country, Escovedo brings the full weight of his eclectic career to the stage, whether fronting a roaring power trio or weaving lush textures with strings. His concerts are journeys—shifting from tender ballads to blistering anthems with the same conviction that has earned him collaborations with Bruce Springsteen, Tony Visconti, and John Cale.With songs that speak to love, loss, resilience, and the immigrant experience, Escovedo turns every performance into a deeply human celebration of music’s power to connect...

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Alejandro Escovedo’s live shows are nothing short of electrifying—equal parts raw rock & roll, poetic storytelling, and soul-baring intimacy. A fearless performer with a four-decade legacy that spans punk, roots rock, and alt-country, Escovedo brings the full weight of his eclectic career to the stage, whether fronting a roaring power trio or weaving lush textures with strings. His concerts are journeys—shifting from tender ballads to blistering anthems with the same conviction that has earned him collaborations with Bruce Springsteen, Tony Visconti, and John Cale.With songs that speak to love, loss, resilience, and the immigrant experience, Escovedo turns every performance into a deeply human celebration of music’s power to connect. Expect fire, vulnerability, and unstoppable energy from an artist who remains one of America’s most vital voices in rock and beyond.Alejandro Escovedo’s 2024 album Echo Dancing, is a career-spanning collection that’s less a look back than a bold new turn for this sonic adventurer and singular creative mind. Completely reinventing and re-recording his previous work - with inspiration from Brian Eno and Judy Nylon and Suicide - Escovedo traces a one-of-a-kind musical life from 70s New York punk to Austin's "musical conscience and hometown hero" (NPR Alt Latino) to unflinching advocate for musicians’ mental health and immigrant causes.Artist WebsiteThe cabaret and through row D are reserved for Theater Members until one month before the show. If you are a Theater Member, select your tickets using the price code that matches your Membership level and enter your Member ID into the Membership box on the checkout page. To inquire about Membership, call our Box Office at 215-257-5808 or click here.

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