
Concerts29 Results
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Concerts in United States
- April 19, 2026Sunday 01:00 PMNorth Charleston, SCRiverfront ParkHigh WaterOn partner site
International Concerts
- December 5, 2025Friday 07:00 PMDublin, D2, Ireland3Olympia TheatreJesse Welles
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- December 7, 2025Sunday 07:00 PMGlasgow, United KingdomThe Old FruitmarketJesse Welles
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- December 11, 2025Thursday 07:00 PMAmsterdam, NetherlandsMelkwegJesse Welles
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- January 29, 2026Until 1/29/26Marrickville, NSW, AustraliaThe Factory TheatreJesse Welles - Down Under the Powerlines 2026 - EXTRA SHOW ADDEDOn partner site
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- January 30, 2026Until 1/30/26Marrickville, NSW, AustraliaThe Factory TheatreJesse Welles – Down Under The Powerlines 2026On partner site
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- February 6, 2026Until 2/7/26Fremantle, WA, AustraliaFreo.SocialJesse Welles - Under The Powerlines 2026On partner site
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- March 8, 2026Sunday 07:00 PMToronto, ON, CanadaMassey HallJesse WellesOn partner site
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- March 19, 2026Thursday 07:00 PMVancouver, BC, CanadaCommodore BallroomJesse Welles - Under The Powerlines 2026
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About
Welles is one of the many musical guises of Arkansas-based rocker Jesse Welles, who also operates under the moniker Jeh Sea Wells, and has served as the frontman for the bands Dead Indian and Cosmic American. Pairing the fuzzed-out, melody-forward attack of Kurt Cobain, the heartfelt indie rock swagger of Kyle Craft, and the rock and roll pageantry of the Struts, Welles emerged in 2012 as Jeh Sea Wells via a series of home-recorded singles and LPs released to online streaming sites. Later that year he formed Dead Indian with Dirk Porter and Simon Martin, and began briefly performing under the name Breck Shipley. Dead Indian issued two albums, Lead Me to the Sky and When We Live, before calling it quits in 2015. He reverted back to Jeh Sea Wells shortly after the group's demise and contributed a cover of Nirvana's "Heart Shaped Box" to the Pigeons and Planes curated Nirvana cover song compilation Teenage Angst Has Paid Off Well. He then teamed up with Dead Indian drummer Simon Martin, Skyler Greene, and Blake Foster and formed Cosmic American, but the group folded the following year. Rebranding as Welles in 2017, he issued the Codeine EP via C3 Records. In 2018, Welles inked a deal with Atlantic imprint 300 Entertainment and released his debut full-length, Red Trees and White Trashes. ~ James Christopher Monger
Setlists
Solo Acoustic:
- 1.The List
- 2.Join Ice
- 3.Walmart
- 4.Whistle Boeing
- 5.Fentanyl
- 6.Fat
- 7.United Health
- 8.Cancer
- 9.The Poor
Full Band:
- 10.Domestic Error
- 11.Red
- 12.The Great Caucasian God
- 13.Philanthropist (Audience sang "Happy Birthday" to Jesse before the song)
- 14.God, Abraham, & Xanax
- 15.War is a God
- 16.Change Is in the Air
Solo Acoustic:
- 17.Gilgamesh
- 18.Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Bob Dylan cover)
- 19.Turtles
- 20.Bugs (Started to play Let It Be Me, but a fan requested Bugs, so he played Bugs instead)
- 21.That Can't Be Right
Full Band:
- 22.The Whales
- 23.Creep (Radiohead cover)
- 24.Heart-Shaped Box (Nirvana cover)
- 25.GTFOH (with "Barracuda" intro)
- 26.Wild Onions
- 27.Malaise
- 28.It Don’t Come Easy
- 29.Horses
- 30.Have You Ever Seen the Rain? (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover)
- 31.Wheel
- 32.Fear is the Mind Killer
Encore
- 33.Middle
- 34.War Isn't Murder
- 1.The List
- 2.Fentanyl
- 3.Join Ice
- 4.The Poor
- 5.Malaise
- 6.Fat
- 7.Walmart
- 8.Turtles
- 9.Wild Onions
- 10.The Great Caucasian God
- 11.See Arkansaw
- 12.That Can't Be Right
- 13.Horses
- 14.Bugs
- 1.Red
- 2.Domestic Error
- 3.The Great Caucasian God
- 4.Malaise
- 5.Change Is in the Air
- 6.Horses
- 7.Have You Ever Seen the Rain? (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover)
- 8.Philanthropist
- 9.It Don’t Come Easy
- 10.Fear is the Mind Killer
- 11.Walmart
- 12.Fentanyl
- 13.The Poor
- 14.War Isn't Murder
- 15.Bugs
- 1.The List
- 2.Walmart
- 3.United Health
- 4.Cancer
- 5.Horses
- 6.Red
- 7.Change Is in the Air
- 8.Have You Ever Seen the Rain? (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover)
- 9.Pilgrim
- 10.That Can't Be Right (Also with Nathaniel Rateliff)
- 11.Domestic Error
- 12.Fear is the Mind Killer
Encore
- 13.War Isn't Murder
- 1.United Health
- 2.Red
- 3.Have You Ever Seen the Rain? (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover)
- 4.Walmart
- 5.Domestic Error
- 6.War Isn't Murder
- 7.The Poor
- 8.Bugs
- 9.Friends
- 10.Horses
- 11.Anything But Me
- 12.Fear is the Mind Killer