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SUMMARY:Andi Fawcett
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SUMMARY:State Theatre & 98.9 WCLZ present An Evening with Mt. Joy
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DESCRIPTION:State Theatre & 98.9 WCLZ present\nAn Evening with Mt. Joy\nCe
 lebrating 10 Years\n\nWed\, September 23\, 2026\nThompson’s Point\nDoors
 : 5:30pm – Show: 7:00pm – all ages\n$70.50 advance $76.00 day of show 
 Kids 3 and under free\n\n\nTICKETS\n“Mt. Joy’s songs unfold like good 
 political speeches: They amble and converse and pulsate fervently until it
 ’s time to get the crowd chanting along.” – NPR \nSince forming in 2
 016\, the Philadelphia native indie-rock band — comprised of Matt Quinn 
 (vocals\, guitar)\, Sam Cooper (guitar)\, Jackie Miclau (keys\, piano)\, S
 otiris Eliopoulos (drums)\, and Michael Byrnes (bass) — has put in their
  10\,000 hours preparing for this very moment. \nAfter nearly a decade of 
 touring and recording three critically acclaimed albums (2018’s Mt. Joy\
 , 2020’s Rearrange Us\, and 2022’s Orange Blood)\, the five-piece reac
 hed new heights in 2024\, selling out New York’s Madison Square Garden\,
  The Greek Theater in Los Angeles\, Denver’s Red Rocks Amphitheater\, an
 d more\; their 70-date North American and European headline tour also sold
  more than 180\,000 tickets. Mt. Joy’s momentum stemmed from years of ha
 rd work cultivating an unforgettable stage presence and their laser focus 
 on organic growth. \nIn 2025\, Mt. Joy continued their ascent with the rel
 ease of their fourth EP\, Hope We Have Fun\, on May 30\, and their wildly 
 successful North American tour of the same name. The Hope We Have Fun tour
  saw the band reach new milestones\, with sold out shows at Boston’s TD 
 Garden\, Forest Hills Stadium in New York\, a record breaking performance 
 at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre in Denver\, and festival stops at Govern
 or’s Ball and Rhode Island’s Newport Folk Festival. \nFor Quinn\, the 
 record speaks directly to the band’s long journey together — “We’v
 e all worked incredibly hard together and done ridiculous things in sickne
 ss and in health. You just kind of look up and you’re at Madison Square 
 Garden with these people\, and it makes you emotional — it feels like so
 mething you never could have dreamed. The album is a realization that we p
 ushed ourselves into this crazy world\, sometimes for better and sometimes
  for worse. It’s a lot about sticking together in relationships\, living
  a crazy lifestyle and just kinda saying\, ‘I hope we have fun.’” Th
 e album’s thirteen tracks explore the high\, lows\, and intimate moments
  of a life lived on the road\, with Quinn’s soulful vocals floating over
  intricate\, rootsy instrumentals. \nStart with the album’s lead single\
 , “Highway Queen” (also out now as a duet with Grammy-winner Maren Mor
 ris). In the sparkling\, acoustic guitar-driven track\, Quinn ruminates on
  falling for a twin flame who lives for the escapism of transient life\, t
 oo. “It’s a song about seeing how you deal with things in someone else
 \,” he says. “Which is really comforting\, but it’s also an opportun
 ity to be introspective and helpful to each other.” \n“God Loves Weird
 os” dives deeper into life on the road\, after the stage lights go out. 
 “You pull into the gas station and those are your date nights — goofin
 g around at a truck stop\, looking at all the funny T-shirts\,” Quinn sa
 ys of the track. “Maybe the road is pulling you apart\, but then you hav
 e those moments where you’re laughing and thinking\, ‘This is so fun. 
 I love this person.’”\n“More More More\,” on the other hand\, deal
 s with what happens when you do come home — the depression that creeps i
 n when the world goes quiet. As the track builds to a crescendo\, Quinn br
 eaks his own cycle\, howling “I got all I want” — a chill-inducing m
 oment of catharsis. \nBut it wouldn’t be a Mt. Joy record without a part
 y\, too. There’s the unapologetically grooving “She Wants to Go Dancin
 g” written for a lover who brings you out of your shell at the club\, an
 d “Coyote\,” an ode to Quinn’s bandmates sticking together that coul
 d easily soundtrack a rager on a tour bus. Two dynamic collaborations roun
 d out the record with features soon to be announced. \nTo date\, Mt. Joy h
 as garnered over one billion global streams and has sold more than half a 
 million tickets\, with the singles “Silver Lining\,” “Jenny Jenkins\
 ,” “Lemon Tree\,” “Strangers\,” “Highway Queen\,” and “She
  Wants to Go Dancing” all charting in the Top 5 on AAA radio. The band h
 as earned critical acclaim from major media outlets including The New York
  Times\, Rolling Stone\, Billboard\, NPR\, and PEOPLE\; they’ve also gra
 ced the stage at top festivals around the world\, as well as on late-night
  TV shows including James Corden\, Conan O’Brien\, Stephen Colbert\, and
  Jimmy Kimmel. In 2026\, Mt. Joy will make their Australia and New Zealand
  debut for St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival.
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