Swing through town solo, Josiah Wolf is performing at the Railyard on Monday, May 24.
The drummer for the avant-garde folk rock band WHY? (and brother of the band’s founder Yoni Wolf), Josiah is touring in support of the brand new “Jet Lag.”
The performance begins at 8 p.m. and tickets, available at the door, cost $5.
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