Zachary Williams of The Lone Bellows on his Dirty Camaro tour, 2.18.22.
Zachary Williams, from indie blues band The Lone Bellows, stopped in Salt Lake City last week on his Dirty Camaro tour. The tour, named after his debut solo record of the same name, features him and only him, on stage with two guitars: a acoustic & a electric.
The show was very imitate, only about 30 people, give or take. It was only 20-something degrees that night outside, but Zachary's presence on stage was very warm, a proper defendant against the temperature.
I can't entirely remember the entire setlist, but it for sure was filled with tracks from Dirty Camaro, such as opening with "Airplane." He shared a sweet story of how he fell in love with his wife before performing "Anything." His sound isn't wholly rock, it's something softer, something quiet but powerful. It's for fans of The Black Keys and the Eagles. Dirty Camaro is a record I can listen to over and over, finding something new to love about it each time. Seeing Zachary Williams perform the tracks from his record that I love so much was a really great time, and I can't wait to see him again someday.
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