When Jack Yoder plays his Solo Acoustic set, the result is an intimate, stripped-down performance that highlights the heart of his songwriting. Known for his work with The Doublewide Disaster, Yoder’s solo acoustic shows offer a different kind of magic—raw, personal, and deeply engaging.

His setlist weaves together originals from his albums Dumpster Fire and Wagonload with carefully chosen covers that honor his influences in Americana, blues, and alt-country. Without the full band behind him, every lyric and chord rings with unique clarity, pulling the audience into the stories he tells. Songs like “I Made It to Here” and “I’ll Still Be Your Friend” take on a different feel in this format, revealing the vulnerability and grit at their core.
Jack’s solo shows aren’t just concerts—they’re conversations. His easygoing stage presence and storytelling between songs make each performance feel like you’re sitting with an old friend, swapping tales late into the night. Whether he’s delivering a heart-felt ballad or a driving honky-tonk anthem (think, Waylon & Willie), Yoder’s acoustic sets remind us of the power of simplicity: one voice, one guitar, and a room full of listeners connected by song.

Perfect for cozy venues, listening rooms, and anyone who craves authentic live music.