How to Find Johnny R's Music, Tour Dates, and Merch on johnnyr.com
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johnnyr.com is the official website for Johnny R and the Dead Tree Trilogy, and it organizes everything a visitor typically wants into a few clear sections: Watch & Listen for music and media, Merch Store for official merchandise, Photo Gallery for visuals, and the Dead Tree Trilogy section for the project itself. Tour dates are also part of the site's stated purpose ("Music, tour dates, merch and more"), so if you're looking for live show information, that's the site to check rather than a third-party listing.
Start With the Section That Matches What You Want
The homepage is built around a short set of named sections, so you can go straight to the one you need instead of scrolling blindly.
| What you want | Where to look | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Music and media | Watch & Listen | Audio and video content tied to Johnny R's work |
| Live performances | Tour dates (listed among the site's main offerings) | Information on where and when to see the act live |
| Official merchandise | Merch Store | Official merch, as opposed to resale or unofficial items |
| Visuals and atmosphere | Photo Gallery | Photos of the artist and project |
| Background on the project | Dead Tree Trilogy | Context on the trilogy that anchors the site |
Watch & Listen
This is the section to open first if your goal is simply to hear the music. It's labeled as a combined watch-and-listen area, which means both audio and video live behind the same entry point rather than being split across separate pages.
Tour Dates
Live performance information is one of the four things the site explicitly says it covers, alongside music, merch, and more. Check here before buying tickets anywhere else, since official sites are where date changes and cancellations usually appear first.
Merch Store
The Merch Store is the official merchandise section. Buying here is the way to be sure you're getting official items rather than a reseller's version.
Photo Gallery
The Photo Gallery is a supporting section rather than a shopping or listening destination. It's useful if you want a sense of the project's visual identity before or after listening.
A Note on Who Else Appears on the Site
The site's content also features Theron Pierce, credited as cello band leader. According to the site, Theron Woodman has performed as a soloist and ensemble musician in quartets and symphony orchestras across Canada, began cello under their father Ian Woodman in the Edmonton Public Strings Program, won local and provincial competitions, debuted as a soloist with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, and completed bachelor's and master's degrees in music at the University of Western Ontario under Dr. Tom Wiebe. Their performing credits listed on the site include the New York Mercury Opera, Good Women Dance Company, and the Alberta Ballet, alongside private teaching and touring Canada as a travelling musician.
If you arrived at johnnyr.com expecting only Johnny R and found a cellist's biography, that's why: the site presents the broader musical project, not a single performer in isolation.
Practical Tips
- Use the section names as your navigation. The site is organized by function (listen, watch, buy, view), so the fastest route is to pick the matching heading rather than searching.
- Check the official site before third-party ticket or merch listings. Official pages are the ones most likely to reflect current dates and official products.
- If you only have a minute, open Watch & Listen first — it's the single entry point for both audio and video.
The site does not publish pricing details in the material available here, so treat the Merch Store as the place to find current product and price information rather than assuming anything about cost in advance.