DelawareScene: The Old State House Concert Series – Stone Jack Ballers @ The Old State House

The Old State House Concert Series – Stone Jack Ballers

On Friday, December 11, Delaware Friends of Folk will present the next event in their 2026-27 Old State House concert series, inside the Old State House on The Green in Dover. This is the thirteenth season in the series which is produced in cooperation with the Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs and First State National Heritage Park and is supported by a generous grant from the Kent County Fund for the Arts. The one-hour performance will begin at 7:30 pm. The concert is free and open to the public. Doors open at 7:00 and seating is limited.

The featured act is regional jam-band Stone Jack Ballers (SJB). The band is a three-(or more) piece that features the talents of local musicians Brian McDaniel on guitar and vocals, Geoff Frazier on percussion and backing vocals, and a rotating roster of extremely talented musicians that keep songs fresh and on your toes with new and surprising improvs mixed into their well-known repertoire. They love to turn classic rock songs into something new, yet true and recognizable. Their original music has the feel of something old with a touch of something new. One fan said, “It’s music from the heart that hits you right between the eyes.” Hailing from central Delaware, SJB are heavily influenced by Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers, The Band, and other similar acts. They have grown to be a local favorite on the jam band circuit over the past 12 years, having performed shows on a weekly basis in venues of all shapes and sizes, SJB bring a blend of unique instrumentation, musical knowledge, and musical experiences together to achieve a harmonious, unique and pleasurable sound.

The Old State House concert series is presented by Delaware Friends of Folk. These events are supported by a grant from the Kent County Fund for the Arts, an organization that aims to enhance the quality of life, educate, and broaden perspectives by supporting the arts and arts organizations in Kent County. Support is also provided by the First State National Heritage Park, a partnership of State and City agencies under the leadership of Delaware State Parks and the Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs. Delaware Friends of Folk are partially supported by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. The Division promotes Delaware arts events on www.DelawareScene.com.

Links:

www.delfolk.org

https://www.delfolk.org/state-house

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