Jeff Crosby Joins Jerry Joseph on Stage at Neurolux
Idaho-based artist shares European and US tour recollections as guest with The Steve’s band
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A Night At Neurolux
Last night, Boise’s Neurolux was treated to an impromptu appearance by singer-songwriter Jeff Crosby, who climbed on stage with rock veteran Jerry Joseph & The Steves. Fans erupted in applause as Crosby’s familiar voice joined the band on a cover of “Climb to Safety,” creating a moment that quickly made waves online.
During the set, Crosby paused between songs to address the crowd and express gratitude. His Instagram caption read: “Lot of good memories playing with this band all over Europe and the USA. Thanks to @jerryjosephofficial_ and The Steve’s for havin’ me up last night the @neurolux ❤️.” Interpreted, Crosby was thanking Jerry Joseph and The Steve’s for the invitation and recalling the pair’s long history on the road together.
Touring Memories In Europe And The Usa
Crosby first teamed up with Jerry Joseph & The Steves during a European club tour in 2015. Over the course of four years, they shared stages from Amsterdam’s Paradiso to Berlin’s Lido, then across the Atlantic for venues in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. On Instagram, Crosby posted: “Lot of good memories playing with this band all over Europe and the USA,” underlining the deep musical bond they’ve formed.
Jerry Joseph, known for his work with Little Women and his solo records, has praised Crosby’s vocals onstage before. “He brings a different energy to our shows,” Joseph said in a 2019 interview. The Neurolux reunion marked a full-circle moment: the venue hosted their first U.S. date together in 2017 during Crosby’s break-out summer tour.
Crosby’s Spring And Summer Tour Ahead
As fans celebrated the Neurolux surprise, Crosby is already gearing up for a busy touring season. In mid-May, he’s slated to perform at John’s Alley in Moscow, Idaho (May 16) and the Redside Foundation Rendezvous in Riggins, Idaho (May 17). These spring dates are part of his “Highway 55” run, capturing the spirit of springtime in the Gem State.
Looking ahead to summer, Crosby’s Instagram playlist of live dates highlights a cross-country journey. The first leg kicks off June 4 with a private show in Fort Collins, Colorado, followed by stops at Big Booty Trudy’s Speakeasy in Salina, Kansas (June 5), Mercury Lounge in Tulsa, Oklahoma (June 6) and Red River Station in Saint Jo, Texas (June 7). The tour also takes him to Blue Light Live in Lubbock, Texas (June 11) and The Saxon Pub in Austin (June 12), before heading to Houston, New Braunfels and wrapping up in Salmon, Idaho on June 19.
Tickets for these shows are available through jeffcrosbymusic.com. Crosby’s spring-summer schedule showcases his blend of alt-country and Americana, drawing on both the cowboy ballads of Idaho and the rock groove of his collaborations with Joseph.
Fans who missed last night’s Neurolux surprise can catch video highlights on Crosby’s Instagram Stories. One clip shows him leaning into the mic as the crowd sings along: “I’ve got to climb to safety…,” a nod to the song that first united him with The Steves.
As social media buzz continues, Boise fans are already hoping for another guest appearance before Crosby leaves Idaho for his Texas dates. With his schedule packed and memories of Europe still fresh, Crosby’s partnership with Jerry Joseph & The Steves remains one of this summer’s most talked-about musical reunions.
From the intimate confines of Neurolux to outdoor festival stages, Jeff Crosby is reminding audiences why those early tours with The Steves helped shape his sound—and why tonight’s surprise is only the next chapter in a story still unfolding.
Jeff Crosby’s collaboration with Jerry Joseph & The Steves at Neurolux wasn’t just a onetime treat; it was proof that two artists with shared history can still spark fresh moments of magic when they hit the stage together once again.
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