With special guests Casual Fan + Bambi O'Hara

Jamey Foxton - The Foxton Oxford Experience

EVENT RESCHEDULED 

Hi there,

The event organisers have been in touch to let us know that Jamey Foxton - The Foxton Oxford Experience scheduled to take place on Wed 16th November 2022 will be rescheduled to February 10th 2023 @ OAF.

All tickets will remain valid for the rescheduled date and any ticket holders who cannot make the new date can obtain a refund from their point of purchase.

You can request a refund prior to 30.11.2022 by logging into your Moshtix Account and following these steps. If you created your booking as a Guest, Sign Up here to register and access your tickets using the same email address that was used for the booking.

The velvet curtains have been drawn and Foxton invites you in on an exclusive and intimate journey for one night only. Spanning early rock’n’roll, doo-wop, blues and more, this finely crafted show brings the spirit of the golden age of music to new ears. 

With a bigger band, unreleased gems and even more very special surprises - the only question you should have left is what to wear? 

What are you waiting for!? Gently caress that button to reserve yourself and your lover an outrageously good time.

PRAISE

"It’s so great! I love the nostalgia of it all." - Allison Young / Postmodern Jukebox, USA 

“[Foxton’s] got that classic sound.” - Fame Studios, USA

“Jamey’s voice melts hearts, always.” - Heartsville Records, AUS

“I’m excited to hear more!” - Henry Wagons - Double J, AUS

What do Elvis, Johnny Cash and Jamey Foxton have in common? They all recorded their debut singles at the legendary Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee. Returning from the USA in 2021 with his intoxicating single “You Rang My Bell”, there’s a simple reason why this, and every release since, has garnered high-rotation and adoration across the nation - Foxton knows how to tell a story.

His story is a rather fascinating one itself, weaving together the mysterious biographical zig-zag of a world class skateboarder and film producer turned music maker, whose golden tone truly sounds from a different era. Foxton's music has been described by one LA film director as simply “cinematic”. His live band is just as accomplished in its own right, featuring bona fide Nashville heroes, film composers, pedal steel cowboys and more. Foxton is pulling out all stops on this show, summoning the biggest and baddest band he’s ever assembled!