Jonah Carden Live at The Lost Paddle
Jonah Carden Live at The Lost Paddle

Jonah Carden Live at The Lost Paddle
Saturday, October 3 | 7PM–10PM | FREE SHOW
Spend your Saturday night at The Lost Paddle with West Virginia singer-songwriter Jonah Carden, performing live from 7–10pm!
Hailing from the small town of Peterstown, West Virginia, Jonah Carden has been a staple of the Appalachian music scene for more than 25 years. Performing upwards of 150 shows a year, Jonah has built a loyal following with his powerful baritone voice, soulful songwriting, and dynamic guitar playing.
Settle in after a day of fall adventures in the New River Gorge, grab some food and a cold drink, and enjoy an evening of live music at The Lost Paddle. Whether you’re staying at ACE for Gauley Season or just looking for a great Saturday night out, come hang with us!
🎶 Jonah Carden Live
📅 Saturday, October 3
⏰ 7PM–10PM
📍 The Lost Paddle Bar & Grill at ACE Adventure Resort
🎟️ FREE SHOW
Come early for dinner and drinks and stick around for a night of live West Virginia music!
Event Schedule
Saturday, October 3, 2026

Jonah Carden is a singer-songwriter artist from the small town of Peterstown, WV. For over 25 years, he has been a popular live act in the Appalachian area, performing upwards of 150 shows a year. His powerful, baritone voice and complex, soulful guitar playing has earned him a substantial following over the years. Both as a solo artist and with his band One Eyed Jack. He has independently released 4 albums to date and is currently working on a follow up to his most recent album “Hands Of Time” which was released in 2022. His live shows consist of his heartfelt original music and classic covers with he puts his own twist on. He often uses a loop pedal in his live performances (none of which is pre-recorded) so half the fun is watching him build up tracks to sound like a full band at times.
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