John Mellencamp Sets Concert Performance At Crump Theater In Columbus Indiana For A&E Bio Special
John Mellencamp will be the focus of Bio Channel's forthcoming special "Back
Where We Started." It's a documentary style look at the artists Southern Indiana
roots that underscore who he is today. One of the components of the show is an
exclusive intimate concert at the historic Crump Theater in Columbus Indiana.
Playing on the title of the show, the Crump was one of the very first theaters
John ever played at the very start of his career. It's been 32 years and 40
million albums since Mellencamp, inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
earlier this year, last performed at The Crump. He’ll be back for one special
performance on the evening of Tuesday, Sept. 23.
A limited number of tickets will be made available for purchase in Columbus with proceeds benefiting local flood relief through the Bartholomew Country Long Term Relief Team.
Mellencamp, who grew up in Seymour, IN (23 miles south of Columbus) and has long been a resident of Bloomington, IN (37 miles west of Columbus), commented, “As a rule, I don’t spend much time looking back but that’s what this evening is about.”
It is expected that Mellencamp and his band will perform material reflecting the breadth of his career including his new album Life Death Love and Freedom, (Hear Music) at The Crump where he last perfomred on October 4, 1976.
A limited number of tickets will be made available for purchase in Columbus with proceeds benefiting local flood relief through the Bartholomew Country Long Term Relief Team.
Mellencamp, who grew up in Seymour, IN (23 miles south of Columbus) and has long been a resident of Bloomington, IN (37 miles west of Columbus), commented, “As a rule, I don’t spend much time looking back but that’s what this evening is about.”
It is expected that Mellencamp and his band will perform material reflecting the breadth of his career including his new album Life Death Love and Freedom, (Hear Music) at The Crump where he last perfomred on October 4, 1976.