Christopher Holt returns to The Kessler with a live solo performance, film, and conversation about his album Across the Milky Way.
Christopher Holt returns to The Kessler Theater on Friday, October 23, for a night centered on his album Across the Milky Way. This isn't a standard concert—it's a three-part evening: a live solo performance, a film, and a conversation about the record.
Holt takes the stage alone for the music, playing the songs from Across the Milky Way without a band behind him. The film follows, and the conversation lets him talk through the album and the work that went into it. It's a slow-burn way to experience a record, with the music, the visuals, and the story all getting their own space rather than running together in one set.
The Kessler Theater is a historic room that opened in 1942 and was once owned by country music star Gene Autry. It's a spot with a long history of its own, and this show fits right into that tradition of bringing a single artist back to the same stage. Holt has played here before, so this is a return to familiar ground.
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The show starts at 7 PM, and tickets are $31.79. Between the solo set, the film, and the conversation, you'll get a full look at Across the Milky Way from a few different angles in one night.
