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Jamey Johnson at the National 

Sunday, Sept. 19

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Looking like a cross between metal musician Rob Zombie and legendary comic book writer Alan Moore, sporting big, shoulder-length locks and a wispy, face-consuming beard, it's hard to imagine that country singer and songwriter Jamey Johnson spent eight years as a clean-cut Marine. Mixing elements of traditional country and outlaw Southern rock, Johnson is hitting his commercial stride with the release of his latest record, “The Guitar Song,” a collection of 25 tunes divided into a tonally fitting “Black Album” and “White Album.” Johnson is scheduled to play the National on Sunday, Sept. 19, at 6 p.m. $27.50-$30.
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