JACK O'NEILL AND CARY PIERCE, THE "JACK O" AND "PIERCE" WHO MAKE UP THE SEMINAL DUO JACKOPIERCE, ARE CELEBRATING 37 YEARS OF MAKING MUSIC THAT HAS AMASSED A LOYAL FOLLOWING OF MILLIONS OF FANS ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND THE WORLD WITH A SUPER HIGH-ENERGY LIVE SHOW AND WHAT THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS HAS CALLED "SPOTLESS HARMONIES."

Formed in 1988 as theater students at SMU in Dallas, Jackopierce built their name song by song, especially through fan favorites like AAA #1 “Late Shift,” "Vineyard," and "Please Come to Boston." They’ve released ten studio albums (two on major label A&M), toured three continents, nine countries, and 48 states — sharing stages with John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band, Matchbox Twenty, Counting Crows, Sheryl Crow, Toad the Wet Sprocket -  to name a few. After a five-year break, they reunited in 2002 to a warm reception that made it clear: the fans weren't going anywhere. Neither were Jack and Cary.

The creative momentum hasn't slowed. Their studio album Feel This Good and a run of fresh new EP’s and singles — including 2026 releases Burning the Empire Down and Right There With You - show a duo still finding new ways to create and connect with their dedicated audience.

Career highlights include a T-Bone Burnett–produced A&M debut, a Conan O'Brien performance backed by the Max Weinberg Band, and playing the Blockbuster RockFest in front of nearly 500,000 people. Not bad for two guys from Dallas with acoustic guitars and a lot of nerve.

Beyond the traditional tour circuit, Jackopierce pioneered their signature "Destination Show" model:  intimate, experience-first events set in places like Napa, Sonoma, Martha’s Vineyard, Austin, Aspen San Miguel de Allende, MX and many more. Part concert, part trip of a lifetime. And they recently finished their first fan cruise to Alaska and will do their next in summer of 2027 in Greece.  And they still find time to play most major cities once-a-year.

"Even after 37 years,” Pierce says of their storied career, “I feel like we're just getting started."