Crenshaw Pentecostal | Jack the Radio

Ages 18 and up
Crenshaw Pentecostal
Friday, September 25
Crenshaw Pentecostal
September 25, 2026
with special guests Jack the Radio
Gas Hill Drinking Room
Doors: 7 PM | Show: 8 PM

* The Ramkat & Gas Hill Drinking Room are 18+ venues, but children under 18 years old can attend most shows when accompanied by their parent(s). 
* We reserve the right to charge an underage fee of $5.00 at the door for all patrons under the age of 21 years old on the day of the show.
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Breaking away from being a backing band in 2017, Crenshaw Pentecostal took quickly to writing original music together. Hell, they've all been working professionals in the business years before joining up. Second nature, you know?
Drummer Brian Norris cut his teeth playing aggressive music with The Academy and Deals on Bombs before joining Nashville-based country singer Ross Coppley's band. Bassist Jared Church has been a member of NC americana group Possum Jenkins for nearly two decades. Singer and guitarist Zach Tilley has been writing and performing original music for over ten years, while guitarist Dusty Redmon toured the globe over the past 15 years with bands Beloved, Dead Poetic, and the Almost.
The band makes a fuzzy, dirty, country rock sound, as if Tom Petty decided to front the Replacements in 1990's Seattle. The band released a self-titled EP in 2018, and is currently working on the follow-up LP.
Jack the Radio is an indie roots rock band based in Raleigh, North Carolina. In addition to gaining a strong regional following, the band has had success placing its music on TV shows both nationally and internationally. The band's singer, George Hage, has also been drawn into a Marvel Comic. Additionally, the band's most recent album, Badlands, inspired the creation of a craft beer, Badlands Black Rye IPA, released in October 2015 by the North Carolina-based Mystery Brewing Company. Jack the Radio was founded by Hage and A.C.