Free Theo Katzman Tickets
Are you planning to stock up on your favorite Groove products this week? If not, you should be because we’re giving away FREE Theo Katzman concert tickets with every purchase over $50! Here’s the deal…
Acclaimed musician and founder of Vulfpeck, Theo Katzman, performs at The ELM in Bozeman this Fri, Mar. 31st and The Wilma on Sat, Apr. 1st with support from Benjamin Jaffe (of HoneyHoney).
As a thank you for supporting Groove, we’re giving a Pair of Tickets to everyone who spends $50 or more on Groove products at participating locations in Missoula and Bozeman. Tickets will be available while supplies last, or up until showtime.
Locations include:
It’s as simple as that. Grab $50+ of Groove goodies, and we’ll give you a Pair of Tickets to Theo Katzman in either Bozeman or Missoula.
Maybe you can grab an infused preroll to get into before the show and a few of your favorite rosin carts to enjoy after. We’ll leave that up to you 🙂
Rules and Guidelines:
– Limit one pair of tickets per customer
– Not redeemable for cash
– Available while supplies last
Multi-instrumentalist and cofounder of Vulfpeck, Theo Katzman, will make his way to Montana for two shows in 2023. He’ll perform at The ELM in Bozeman on Friday, March 31st and The Wilma in MIssoula on Sataurday, April 1st. Both concerts will include an opening set from Benjamin Jaffe (of honeyhoney).
Theo Katzman is a founding member of the popular funk band Vulfpeck, which was formed in 2011. That same year, he released his debut solo album Romance Without Finance, which was followed by Heartbreak Hits in 2017.
His third album, Modern Johnny Sings: Songs in the Age of Vibe, came out in 2020. Analog Planet praised the album and said that “Katzman presents, through his newly-established alter-ego “Modern Johnny”, twelve exceptional pieces.” He released a live version of the album in November of 2022.
In addition to vocals, Theo Katzman plays several instruments including guitar, drums, bass guitar, and piano. His musical styles include elements of pop, jazz, funk, folk, and rock.
