Benjamin Tod and The Inline Six at Knitting Factory

Benjamin Tod and The Inline Six 2026 Tour

The singer/songwriter from Tennessee that once fronted the folk-punk band Justin Townes Earle’s band, The Transcendental Sousaphones, as well as his previous group, Mockingbird, will be performing at the Knitting Factory Concert House on Sunday, July 26th, 2026. Doors open at 7:00 PM, and the show begins at 8:00 PM. Tod is currently touring his honky-tonk band The Inline Six to cities across the country. So far they’ve visited Fayetteville and Dallas, Sacramento and Salt Lake City, and Portland and Seattle, and more stops are coming to Boston and Philadelphia, as well as Asheville and Knoxville. He’ll be joined on the special show by Kelsey Waldon – the Kentucky country singer signed to John Prine’s legendary label Oh Boy Records. 

Benjamin Tod and The Inline Six

Multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, train hopper and poet, Benjamin Tod Flippo, is one of the most soul-gripping folk singer-songwriters in the contemporary music scene. He brings the heart-wrenching emotion of his words to life on stage and in his music with the Lost Dog Street Band, who are often hailed as one of the most authentic Americana/Folk acts in the country. Classics by Benjamin Tod include songs such as September Doves, To Die For, War Inside of Me and Glory, just to name a few. With his newly formed band, live shows are an experience not to be missed. Having released his album Vengeance and Grace in January of 2026, the songwriter is still continues to explore his vast writing landscape in search of new song ideas.

Kelsey Waldon

Rolling Stone has described her as having an “old timey country sound with a modern day confessional edge”. Kelsey Waldon brings authentic Kentucky country to the table. We love to hear her sing her songs, “Kentucky 1988”, “White Noise/White Lines” and “High in Heels” in her Kentucky twang with the ambient sheen of pedal steel backing her up. Her latest album, Every Ghost, was released in June of 2025 and focuses on themes of addiction, grief and generational trauma all told with Kelsey’s characteristic candour. A native of Monkey’s Eyebrow, a small unincorporated community in Kentucky, Kelsey loves to celebrate and honor her roots through her music and storytelling. Her unapologetic tales of everyday people and their struggles have earned her the respect of audiences and critics alike. Oh Boy Records‘ co-owner Dave Allee signed Kelsey Waldon to the label after being the first new signing in 15 years, following in the footsteps of the late John Prine. Kelsey has released 4 full length records, including her 3 critically acclaimed albums for Oh Boy Records and has appeared at the Grand Ole Opry. 

Knitting Factory Concert House Information

416 S 9th St, Boise, ID 83702 Directions Phone: (208) 343-8883 Located at 416 S 9th St in the BoDo Entertainment District of downtown Boise, the Concert House at Knitting Factory features soda, water, as well as a full bar serving beer, wine and cocktails. The Concert House at Knitting Factory has a capacity of 999, and features General Admission seating on the main floor and mezzanine, as well as Balcony, VIP and Skybox seating. The raised seat areas offer a bird’s eye view of the main floor stage. Seating is first come, first served except where otherwise noted. The venue can be accessed from 8th or 9th St via the alley between the two streets. The Box Office opens one hour prior to door time. Contact Knitting Factory Concert House at (208) 343-8883 with any questions.

Parking Information

Street parking is available throughout downtown Boise as well as numerous parking lots and garages. There’s plenty of time to find a spot and get comfortable before your Eagle Lounge show.

Ticket Information

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