Robert Jon & the Wreck book their Pour House return, nearly three years after the last one

The blues-rock band hasn't played Charleston since April 2024. They come back to The Charleston Pour House on Saturday, March 13, 2027, with two new records behind them.

The last time Robert Jon & the Wreck played Charleston, it was early April 2024 and the band was on the deck at The Charleston Pour House on Maybank Highway. By the time they return, almost three years will have gone by. In that stretch they've put out more music and played more overseas dates than at almost any point in their run.

The date: Saturday, March 13, 2027, at The Charleston Pour House, with the show starting at 8:30 p.m. The date was announced Oct. 8, and tickets are sold through the Pour House's own site. The room holds about 450 people. For a band that leans on long guitar breaks and harmony vocals, that size keeps everyone close to the stage. The last show here was April 7, 2024, at the same venue, so the Pour House is clearly their room in this town.

The gap since then hasn't been quiet. The band's UK press office calls *Heartbreaks & Last Goodbyes* their ninth studio album, and that record gave its name to their 2026 touring. In April 2026 they played a run of UK dates under the *Heartbreaks & Last Goodbyes* banner. They then added more UK dates in June and October, along with a European leg in the fall. By the time they're in South Carolina, they will have spent a big share of the past year in clubs and theaters on the other side of the Atlantic.

They also made another record. *Wreckage Vol. 3* came out in 2026 on Journeyman Records, Joe Bonamassa's label. Like the earlier *Wreckage* volumes, it gathers standalone singles the band recorded and released one at a time over the past year instead of in one album session. The singles included the reflective "Run Back To Me" and "Arroyo," which got its own video in May. Then came "Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is," which got a radio edit in September ahead of the October UK shows.

So expect a setlist that has grown since 2024. The *Heartbreaks* songs will be road-tested after a year of playing them, and the *Wreckage Vol. 3* singles will be getting their first Charleston airing. Whatever the band carries over from before is still to be seen.

By the time they're back in South Carolina, they'll have spent much of a year playing across the Atlantic.

There's also the practical side. In Charleston, March is when the outdoor and porch-show season starts to pick up, and the Pour House is one of the places locals go for exactly that. A 450-capacity room for a band that has been filling halls in the UK is a show worth getting tickets for early rather than late. The show is more than four months out, so there's time, but a return booked after a three-year gap rarely stays easy to get into.

Rock-and-blues bands that tour this hard tend to come back to the rooms that treated them well. Robert Jon & the Wreck are doing exactly that in March.

Sources: The Charleston Pour House (tickets) (charlestonpourhouse.com); Noble PR: Robert Jon & The Wreck (noblepr.co.uk); Devil's Gate Music: Robert Jon & The Wreck announce Heartbreaks & Last Goodbyes April 2026 UK Tour (devilsgatemusic.co.uk); Rockposer: Additional UK dates June & October 2026 (rockposer.com); Bluestown Music: Robert Jon & The Wreck – Wreckage Vol. 3 (bluestownmusic.nl); Blues Rock Review: Run Back To Me (bluesrockreview.com); Blues Rock Review: Arroyo video (bluesrockreview.com); Rockposer: Radio edit of Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is (rockposer.com)