Co-Bill: Bob Malone And Crys Matthews

Name: Co-Bill: Bob Malone And Crys Matthews
Start: 2026-01-30T19:30:00+00:00
End: 2026-01-30T22:30:00+00:00
Location: The Folk Project at MUUF

Fri, Jan 30, 2026 7:30 PM - Fri, Jan 30, 2026 10:30 PM

The Folk Project at MUUF, 21 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown, New Jersey, 07960

20260130T General Admission Ticket

Open seating, first-come first-served

$20.00

20260130T Member Discount Ticket

Open seating, first-come first-served, non-members who buy this ticket will be asked to pay the difference at the door

$15.00

20260130T Twelve and Under Ticket

Must be accompanied by paying parent or guardian. If you include this and have not purchased an adult ticket on the same order or a previous order for the same show, the 12 and Under ticket will be deleted. The ticket is required so we know when we are full.

$0.00

Basic Individual Membership, 1 year Addon

Become a member of Folk Project (save on your ticket today) or extend your membership

$25.00

Basic Family Membership, 1 year Addon

$30.00

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Description

Called “a keyboard wizard” by The New Yorker, Bob Malone has amassed a loyal international fan-base through nearly 30 years of touring and nine critically acclaimed album releases. He played keyboards with John Fogerty for 12 years and has been a session player for Ringo Starr and Avril Lavigne. His recording of “You’re A Mean One, Mr. Grinch” was the theme in the Illumination/Universal movie trailers for “The Grinch,” heard by millions. Bob combines unforgettable songwriting with an eclectic hybrid of high-energy rock, uptown blues, melodic piano pop, New Orleans R&B, jazz chops and a voice all his own.Video Link: Good People

Crys Matthews, often hailed as “the next Woody Guthrie,” is a Nashville-based social-justice songwriter whose powerful, compassionate lyrics reflect her lived intersectional experience. With her hope-filled album Changemakers, she takes on immigration, the opioid crisis, Black Lives Matter, and gun safety – but always with a warm heart,and a mighty voice. she aims to join heroes like Sweet Honey in the Rock and Holly Near, offering what ASCAP’s Eric Philbrook calls “honest emotions wrapped around socially conscious messages.” Since winning the 2017 NewSong Competition at Lincoln Center, Matthews has performed at major festivals and venues nationwide, delivered a TED Talk on music and dialogue, and continued using her voice as “a drum major for justice,” crafting songs that document and uplift our times. Video Link:Waking Up the Dead