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The Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences of West Virginia is proud to announce that Billy Bob Thornton & The Boxmasters will bring their “2026 Morro Rock Tour” to Charleston, delivering their signature blend of ‘60s-inspired rock and roll and original storytelling. They will perform on July 25, 2026, at 7:30 PM at the Clay Center.

The tour announcement comes in celebration of the band’s upcoming 21st studio album, In The Bay, set for release on June 12. The ever-prolific duo, J.D. Andrew and Bud Thornton, continue to showcase their deep-rooted influences from the golden era of rock, drawing inspiration from icons like The Beatles and The Beach Boys while carving out a distinct sound all their own.

“In The Bay is our 21st release,” says Thornton. “It’s our humble attempt at making our ‘Pet Sounds’—inspired by time spent in Morro Bay, California, and shaped by the music that’s always influenced us.”

The album features lush instrumentation and experimental production techniques, including contributions from longtime collaborator Teddy Andreadis. Fans can expect a live performance that blends new material with the band’s expansive catalog, honed over nearly two decades of touring.

Since forming in 2006, The Boxmasters have built a passionate international following, performing across the United States, Canada, and Europe. They’ve shared stages with legendary acts including The Who, ZZ Top, Steve Miller, and George Thorogood, and have played iconic venues such as The Ryman Auditorium and The Cavern Club in Liverpool. In 2026, they will also make their debut at the renowned Stagecoach Festival.

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