Jerron Paxton
Gosforth Civic Theatre in Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England, United Kingdom
Regent Farm Road, Gosforth
Thursday, 14 May 2026
Starts at 19:30
He sold out Cluny 2 last time so we are having an away day and promoting this show with our friends at Gosforth Civic Theatre. This will be a fully seated event.
Jerron Paxton is one of those artists that words struggle to describe but here goes. His charisma & warmth make you feel at home, his wit and wise cracks will leave your sides aching and his knowledge of black American music history will have you hunting out music for weeks, but most of all a Jerron Paxton gig will take you on a journey and afterwards you'll never quite be the same again. Buy a ticket for yourself and one for a friend, they'll thank you afterwards.
Growing up in Los Angeles, Jerron Paxton would sit with an ear by the radio, eagerly absorbing the nuances and history of Black American traditional music that connect him to his ancestral roots in the South. A songwriter, inheritor of tradition, and a walking, talking jukebox, Paxton approaches his craft with equal part wit and reverence, with a knack for leg-pulling and cracking wise. Things Done Changed is an album of original songs that sound beamed in from nearly a century ago, when jazz and blues were performed as a means of both personal and cultural survival. Lick by lick, Paxton builds a bridge between generations gone and generations to come, singing the heartaches and joys of the past and present.
Jerron Paxton is one of those artists that words struggle to describe but here goes. His charisma & warmth make you feel at home, his wit and wise cracks will leave your sides aching and his knowledge of black American music history will have you hunting out music for weeks, but most of all a Jerron Paxton gig will take you on a journey and afterwards you'll never quite be the same again. Buy a ticket for yourself and one for a friend, they'll thank you afterwards.
Growing up in Los Angeles, Jerron Paxton would sit with an ear by the radio, eagerly absorbing the nuances and history of Black American traditional music that connect him to his ancestral roots in the South. A songwriter, inheritor of tradition, and a walking, talking jukebox, Paxton approaches his craft with equal part wit and reverence, with a knack for leg-pulling and cracking wise. Things Done Changed is an album of original songs that sound beamed in from nearly a century ago, when jazz and blues were performed as a means of both personal and cultural survival. Lick by lick, Paxton builds a bridge between generations gone and generations to come, singing the heartaches and joys of the past and present.