100 Year Flood Tickets

Hailing from Santa Fe, New Mexico, 100 Year Flood brings a distinctive blend of Southern fried roots-rock, Americana, and desert-rock energy. The lineup features Bill Palmer, Jim Palmer, Felecia Ford, and Kendra Lauman, a group with deep ties to the Santa Fe music scene and a history of dynamic live performances. Whether opening for legendary acts or headlining intimate venues, 100 Year Flood delivers rugged storytelling and memorable melodies that resonate across generations.

From early Frogville-era performances to recent self-releases, the band has built a loyal following through authentic, no-nonsense rock. Fans appreciate the raw blend of folk-rock balladry and punchy, desert-infused arrangements. Keep an eye on tour announcements for intimate shows and festival appearances as they continue to share their sound live.

For the latest updates, you can connect with the band through official channels and music pages linked below. We’ve got you covered on secure, straightforward ticket options for upcoming shows.

100 Year Flood’s catalog highlights include the 2023 self-released release Believe, which showcases the band’s evolved storytelling and collaborative spirit. A notable credit includes Taj Mahal contributing to Hell or High Water on Poison, with production by Andy Kravitz, reflecting the project’s cross-generational connections in roots-rock circles. Historically, the band has opened for acts like Son Volt and James McMurtry, and has been a staple at Frogfest during Frogville-era performances. If you’re planning to catch them live, expect a set that blends intimate lyricism with high-energy instrumental passages.

Upcoming tour dates, including potential appearances such as a June show in Dixon Toolshed listings, are presented as standalone dates. For each booking, we’ll provide venue details, date, and ticket options so you can secure your seats with confidence.

Social links and official pages for the band and its members are listed below to help you stay connected with 100 Year Flood’s evolving projects and performances.