Back by popular demand, Walkin' the Line: A Tribute to Johnny Cash returns to Watts Hall for two nights only!

Experience the raw power and emotion of Johnny Cash’s greatest hits with acclaimed Maine native and nationally renowned Johnny Cash tribute artist Scott Moreau.

Moreau, who has brought the Man in Black to life in the Broadway smash Million Dollar Quartet and across the U.S. for over a decade, delivers an unforgettable performance packed with Cash’s timeless songs and stories. With a live 4-piece band, Moreau takes you on a musical journey through hits like Folsom Prison Blues, Ring of Fire, Walk the Line, and A Boy Named Sue, all while sharing anecdotes and insights from Johnny’s life.

What Critics Have Said:
"Scott Moreau unleashes a voice that possesses not just Cash’s deep, rumbling timbre but also an astonishing power." – Dan Aucoin, Boston Globe

"Moreau steps into Cash's boots perfectly, evoking the essence of the American icon without an all-out impersonation." – Bill Hirschman, Florida Theater On Stage

Our last tribute sold out both nights—grab your tickets in advance to ensure your seat for this electrifying celebration of one of music’s greatest legends!

Tickets are $40/advance and $45/day of (if available).

FAQs

Q: How is ticketing handled?
A: All ticketing is by general admission. As such, we cannot guarantee that large parties will be seated together. If you have a large party, we recommend arriving when the doors open for the best chance of sitting together.

Q: What time do the doors open?
A: The doors open at 6:30. No one will be permitted in the auditorium prior to 6:30.

Q: Is this event family-friendly?
A: Music lovers of all ages are welcome to join us for this electrifying tribute to Johnny Cash! All patrons, regardless of age, are required to have a ticket.

Q: Is Watts Hall an accessible venue?
A: Yes, it is! While the auditorium is located on the second floor, we do have an ADA-compliant elevator available to anyone who needs it. We also have an accessible restroom. The doorways and hallways are nice and wide to accommodate mobility aids.

Q: Will tickets be available at the door?
A: Honestly? Probably not. We don't reserve any tickets for door sales and this event is likely to sell out in advance. If you want to guarantee entrance, we recommend purchasing your tickets in advance. We will update our Facebook page and website regarding the availability of door tickets the day of the event. If door tickets are available, they will be priced at $45/person. We accept cash, cards, and local checks.

Q: Will food and drink be available for purchase?
A: Yes! A cash bar will be provided by our friends at The Block Saloon and light concessions (chips, cookies, etc.) will be available for purchase. We ask that all guests drink responsibly. Anyone found to be overly intoxicated will be asked to leave the premises immediately without a refund.

Q: Can I bring my own drinks to Watts Hall?
A: No. Bringing in outside alcohol is a direct violation of The Block Saloon's liquor license. As such, anyone found to be in possession of outside alcohol will be asked to leave the premises immediately without a refund.

Q: Where should I park?
A: Plenty of free parking is available behind the business block on the side of Rt. 1 opposite Watts Hall.

Q: Who should I talk to if I have any other questions?
A: You can send an email to our Managing Director, Kendray Rodriguez at wattshallcommunityarts@gmail.com

*All ticket sales are final and non-refundable*