Sister Hazel
Sister Hazel comes to The Canyon in Agoura Hills as a five-piece band. The available show information does not specify a supporting bill, guest appearance, special theme, record release, or other one-off format, so the focus is on the group's full-band set and the songs that built its long-running following, including “All for You.”
From Gainesville, Florida, Sister Hazel is made up of vocalist and guitarist Ken Block, guitarist and vocalist Andrew Copeland, lead guitarist Ryan Newell, bassist Jett Beres, and drummer Mark Trojanowski. Their sound has been described as Southern rock, while AllMusic hears a blend of folk, jangle pop, post-grunge, and classic rock from south of the Mason-Dixon line. The band is especially associated with “All for You,” which topped the adult alternative charts in the summer of 1997 and helped take its album to platinum status. AllMusic calls Sister Hazel “popular Florida-based rockers,” noting their “earworm melodies” and “tight harmonies.” They have also shared stages with country artists at events including CMA Fest and Tortuga Music Festival. Performing Songwriter named the group “one of the Top 100 Most Influential Independent Performers of the last 15 years.”
The Canyon’s appeal is its dinner-and-concert format: you can make a full evening of a show, with table seating paired with dinner service or general-admission access to the concert floor. The calendar ranges from touring performers and tribute acts to themed nights, often with opening acts before the headliner. Expect a ticketed event, and check the listing for your show’s seating and dining arrangements; some events specify a two-drink minimum. Doors commonly open early enough to arrive before the music, though timings vary by event. The venue is at 28912 Roadside Drive in Agoura Hills, in the Conejo Valley, and current official listings continue to advertise shows there. It’s a practical choice if you want dinner and live music under one roof.