Shooter Jennings To Celebrate Warren Zevon at Brooklyn Made

Shooter Jennings just announced he will celebrate the late, great Warren Zevon with the first-ever East Coast performance of SHOOTER JENNINGS AND THE WEREWOLVES OF LOS ANGELES DO ZEVON, a very special evening of wall-to-wall Zevon songs set for Nov. 1 at Brooklyn Made.

Shooter Jennings and the Werewolves of Los Angeles – which includes multi-instrumentalist Brian Whelan (Dwight Yoakum, Jim Lauderdale) alongside longtime Jennings collaborators drummer Jamie Douglass, bassist Ted Russell Kamp, and guitarist John Schreffler, will celebrate the iconic Warren Zevon on this special night.

This last year we had a blast doing two separate shows paying tribute to one of my favorite artists of all time, Los Angeles legend Warren Zevon. When Zevon was picked to be potentially inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year we, along with millions of Zevon fans, were hoping that he would finally get his due in the halls of Rock & Roll History. Unfortunately, Zevon didn’t make it in this year and won’t be honored on November 4, 2023, in New York City at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ceremony. Upon hearing this news, the Werewolves of Los Angeles gathered in our Wolfcave to discuss what we could do about it. We decided that even though Warren wasn’t going into the Hall of Fame, we could take a special trip up to New York City that weekend and do our own celebration of Warren’s bad-ass music.

Shooter Jennings

Jennings, a three-time Grammy award winner, has defied expectations while constantly expanding the parameters of country, rock ‘n’ roll, and beyond. He is a truly limitless artist whose ambitious experimentation spans myriad genres and creative platforms, from releasing eight solo LPs, and countless EPs, and founding his label and multimedia outlet, Black Country Rock, as well as much more. Named “Hot New Producer” in Rolling Stone‘s 2020 “Hot List” issue, Jennings honed his production skills by helming sessions from such iconic artists as Jamey Johnson, Wanda Jackson, Billy Ray Cyrus, and his mom, Jessi Colter, and has kept up the pace with several acclaimed productions.

Shooter Jennings and the Werewolves of Los Angeles will make their first ever East Coast performance on Nov. 1 at Brooklyn Made. Tickets are on sale now.