Josh Joplin's 2005 Concert & Tour History

Josh Joplin's 2005 Concert History

Josh Joplin Group was an American Georgia-based pop music band led by singer-songwriter Josh Joplin. Joplin, a self-proclaimed "dork" who nonetheless dropped out of school in tenth grade to become a folk singer like his hero Phil Ochs, brought the group its trademark combination of introspective lyrics, folk-rock melodies, and lead vocals that, to many, sound identical to those of R.E.M. singer Michael Stipe (to the point that one Joplin song, "Happy at Last," begins, "I sound like Michael Stipe and I dream like Carl Jung").

Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Dec 10, 2005	Josh Joplin	Eddie's Attic	Decatur, Georgia, United States
Nov 19, 2005	Josh Joplin	Paradise Rock Club	Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Oct 29, 2005	Josh Joplin / Peter Salett Josh Joplin / Peter Salett at Joe's Pub	Joe's Pub	New York, New York, United States
Oct 19, 2005	Lisa Loeb / Josh Joplin	The Birchmere	Alexandria, Virginia, United States
Oct 08, 2005	Josh Joplin	The Grey Eagle	Asheville, North Carolina, United States
Oct 07, 2005	Josh Joplin / Cordero	Schubas Tavern	Chicago, Illinois, United States

Oct 06, 2005	Josh Joplin	The Southgate House Revival	Newport, Kentucky, United States
Sep 30, 2005	Josh Joplin	Tin Angel	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Sep 29, 2005	Josh Joplin	Tin Angel	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Aug 27, 2005	Josh Joplin	Eddie's Attic	Decatur, Georgia, United States
Apr 10, 2005	Josh Joplin	Joe's Pub	New York, New York, United States

Genres:

Rock

Indie

United States

Folk

Alternative Rock

Singer-Songwriter

Hard Rock

Classic Rock

Alternative

Psychedelic Rock

Folk Rock

Album Oriented Rock (AOR)

Acid Rock

New Comedy

Grunge Pop

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Latest Setlist (03/21/2026):

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Concerts Per Year:

2026	5 concerts
2025	8 concerts
2024	8 concerts
2023	3 concerts
2013	3 concerts
2011	2 concerts
2008	14 concerts
2007	5 concerts
2005	11 concerts
2004	1 concert
2003	4 concerts
2002	9 concerts
2001	12 concerts
1999	1 concert
1998	1 concert