Ron Pope Announces 'Stuck On The Moon' Concert Jan. 17

CAMBRIDGE, MA — Ron Pope has finally announced his much-anticipated tour, “Stuck On The Moon,” which kicks off in 2020. Tickets are on sale now to see Pope play in Cambridge at The Sinclair Music Hall on Jan. 17. Coinciding with the announcement is the release of two new singles, “Take The Edge Off” and “Practice What I Preach.”

Pope is known for his sold-out shows, with concerts in 20 countries to date. Inspired by Bruce Springsteen, this talented vocalist, musician, and songwriter has received over 350 million Spotify streams, while his hit single, “A Drop In The Ocean,” was an instant internet hit, with over 30 million views. Pope’s voice is beautifully soulful and emotional as he sings ballads, yet he can quickly move into an upbeat and gritty rock sound with the next song.

Tickets are on sale now for the Cambridge show, with general admission starting at $68. Enter the promo code "PatchTickets10" to get 10 percent off.

Pope launched his career in 2003 by playing with Paul Hammer and Zach Berkman, with whom he went on to form the band District. The band released four albums before Pope was ready to try it solo. The 2008 release of his debut album, “Daylight,” gained him recognition as a serious solo artist.

The 2017 album, “Work,” drew comparisons to those of both Springsteen and Tom Petty. Pope's new releases focus on life lessons and his experiences as a new father. In a July 2019 interview, he told Broadway World the process behind writing his new songs is one of honesty: “Writing these songs reminded me of where I've been and how hard it was to claw my way out of that pit of my own creation.”

Fans can expect to hear hit songs “I Believe” and “Fireflies,” and a song or two from his next album, “Bone Structure," which is to be released in spring of 2020.

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