Jonathan Jackson + Enation “Radio Cinematic” tour
15 June 2015Jonathan Jackson, a recipient of five Emmy awards, was baptised an Orthodox Christian three years ago (see his interview at “Pemptousia” http://bit.ly/
Speaking of their tour in “Pemptousia”, Jonathan revealed that the opening song “Young World’s Riot” is about the innocence and wonder we have when we come into this world. Our own Eden… . And then the tension begins as the passions come into our lives… The journey of our concert is “how do we get back to that place?” That place of goodness, mercy and love.
The tour began on May 22 from his home town of Nashville and continued through June 1, covering 8 cities. Following the present break, the tour will recommence on June 18 and will run until July 25, with performances in the following cities:
June 18 – Birmingham, AL – The Nick Rocks 10:00 pm
June 19 – Fayetteville, AR – George’s Majestic Lounge 9:30 pm
June 20 – Springfield, MO – Highlife Martini Lounge 8:00 pm
June 21 – St. Louis, MO – Atomic Cowboy 7:30 pm
June 22 – Kansas City, MO – Knuckleheads 8:00pm
June 24 – Houston, TX – Mucky Duck 7:30 pm
June 25 – Dallas, TX – Gas Monkey
July 1 – Indianapolis, IN – The HI Fi 9:00 pm
July 2 – Sheboygan, WI – John Michael Kohler Arts Center 6:00 pm
July 18 – Tipp City, OH – Miyelo Music Fest 7:50 pm
July 25 – Chicago, IL – Jeff Festival (Jefferson Park) 7:00 pm
Below are the lyrics of the last song on the album, “Young World’s Riot (the end)”.
It’s cold outside
And the stars are bright
And the firelight burns
Stretched over the earth
I see the blood trickle down
I trace the lines on your face now
It’s cold outside
It’s cold outside
Would you come away?
Would you come away?
Would you come away?
Would you come away?
Come away
“Thine own of Thine own,
We offer unto Thee
In behalf of all and for all”
For the life of the world
A prayer of the heart
Remember us, O Lord
In Thy Kingdom
Remember us, O Lord
There once was a time
When we were young
And we were free
There once was a time
Our hearts were on fire
We couldn’t deny it
It was the young world’s riot.
