PHOTOS
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- Crested Butte, CO
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- Chicago, IL
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- Bozeman, MT
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- Bozeman, MT
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- Hit & Run
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- Ossipee Valley Music Festival, Maine
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- Ossipee Valley Music Festival, Maine
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- Hit & Run
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- Chicago, IL
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- Marana Bluegrass Festival, AZ
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- Kilmarnock, VA
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- Galax, VA
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- Lakes Bluegrass Festival, MN
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- Marana Bluegrass Festival, AZ
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- Milwaukee, WI
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- Fargo, North Dakota
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- Lakes Bluegrass Festival, MN
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- Nashville, TN
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- Nashville, TN
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- Blue Plum Festival
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- Abingdon, VA
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- Six String Concerts, Columbus OH
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- On the road with Hit & Run
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- Hamilton, MT
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Rebecca Frazier and Hit & Run, a high-energy 5-piece, female-led bluegrass & beyond show, power-packed with flatpicking, will announce a new album to be released in 2024. The record, produced by legendary Bill Wolf (Grateful Dead, Tony Rice), includes the talents of Béla Fleck, Sam Bush, Stuart Duncan, Barry Bales, Ron Block, Scott Vestal, Josh Swift, Paul Franklin + more.
Hit & Run launched as a touring project out of Colorado in 2001, as the only band ever to win the three major national bluegrass band competitions at Telluride, Rockygrass, and SPBGMA festivals.The band has toured throughout 42 states and Canada since 2002. After migrating to Nashville in 2007 with two studio albums under their belts, journalist Craig Havighurst dubbed the band “East Nashville real deal bluegrass.”
Rebecca Frazier broke new ground as the first woman on the cover of Flatpicking Guitar Magazine in 2006 and the first woman nominated for SPBGMA Guitar Performer of the Year in 2018 & 2019. Paste Magazine deemed Frazier one of ‘7 Women Smashing the Bluegrass Glass Ceiling’ in 2017.
With the release of her successful album When We Fall on Compass Records in 2013, Frazier rebranded her touring identity to include her own name. Grammy Award winning musician Alison Brown hails Frazier by saying, “Rebecca Frazier is a triple threat. She is a wonderfully engaging singer, a compelling songwriter and an accomplished guitarist to boot. All of these talents came together to dazzling effect on When We Fall. I’m proud of Rebecca for what she’s achieved, for her tenacity in pursuing her dream, and for recording one of the best bluegrass albums of this decade.”
“I’ve worked with Rebecca for several festivals, and her masterful guitar work & exceptional vocals never disappoint. She attracts some of the best musicians on the planet to her band. In September 2022, Rebecca Frazier + Hit & Run headlined our Yellowstone Harvest Festival, and their performances were stunning.” ~Kelly Eastes, Yellowstone Harvest Festival. Bozeman, MT & Beartrap Summer Festival. Casper WY
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Rebecca Frazier
Rebecca Frazier began playing guitar professionally in Telluride, Colorado, in the late 90’s. Frazier came to national attention in 2006 as the first woman on the cover of Flatpicking Guitar Magazine, and after moving to Nashville in 2007, she was recognized as “a genuine triple threat as a singer, songwriter, and flatpicking guitarist” (Nashville Scene). The Virginia native was picked up by Compass Records for her flatpicking/songwriting solo showcase When We Fall (2013). The album received heavy airplay on SiriusXM Radio and peaked at #3 on the national Roots Music Report Chart. In 2018, Frazier became the first woman to be nominated for SPBGMA Guitar Performer of the Year and was nominated again in 2019. Paste Magazine deemed Frazier one of “Seven Women Smashing the Bluegrass Glass Ceiling” in 2017. Other honors include Frazier’s featured appearance singing and playing “Keep on the Sunnyside” on Hank Williams’ biopic, the 20th Century Fox The Last Ride movie soundtrack released by Curb Records in 2012, and Frazier’s 2009 IBMA Recorded Event of the Year award for her work on the Daughters of Bluegrass’ Bluegrass Bouquet. Frazier is a founding member of Hit & Run, the first and only band to win all three high-profile bluegrass band contests—Telluride (2003), Rockygrass (2002), and SPBGMA (2005) Festival Competitions. Dubbed “East Nashville real deal bluegrass” by journalist Craig Havighurst, the band has toured throughout 41 states and Canada since 2002 and has performed as Rebecca Frazier and Hit & Run since 2013. Frazier earned a B.A. in Music from the University of Michigan and studied guitar at Berklee College of Music. She has taught workshops across the U.S. and Canada since 2005, and was on staff at Nashville Music Academy from 2008 to 2021. Flatpicking Guitar Magazine writes “Although she has achieved great success, Frazier continues to be passionate about her music and guitar playing. Her journey is one that should serve to inspire any guitar player, singer, or songwriter.” |
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Isaac Eicher, Mandolin Originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma, Isaac Eicher has inspired many mandolin players with his genre-bending mandolin mastery. He began his early career largely in a bluegrass context, and twice won the National Mandolin Championship in Winfield, KS, as a teenager in 2006 and then again in 2017. After winning Colorado state championships at Rockygrass (mandolin, guitar) he gravitated toward the sounds of gypsy jazz, bebop, and latin jazz on the acoustic mandolin incorporating modern mandolin technique. Isaac’s style draws inspiration from traditional musical language in such a way that allows the mandolin to transcend its standard settings and idiomatic restraints. In addition to studying music, Isaac received a B.A. in Spanish from the University of Oklahoma and spent a year of intensive language study in Valencia, Spain. This allowed him the opportunity travel to Europe with his mandolin playing and making musical friends in Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Ireland, and Scotland.
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Mike Sumner, Banjo Mike Sumner is an Indiana native currently living in the Nashville area. By day he is an IT director for a Nissan company and in his spare time he pursues his passion…playing bluegrass. He started playing banjo at a young age and is a two-time National Banjo Champion (2001 and 2007). He also won the banjo championships at Rockygrass and Merlefest. He has toured with Jim Lauderdale, Dale Ann Bradley, Billy Droze, Randy Kohrs, Detour, and Donna Ulisse. |
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Erik Alvar, Bass Bassist Erik Alvar is a graduate of Florida State University with a Bachelor’s in commercial music and a Master of Fine Arts in Bass Performance. His resume includes touring acts such as Billy Strings, Nefesh Mountain, The Roys, Aaron O’Rourke Trio, Grant Peeples, and others. He was selected for the 2013 Acoustic Music Seminar at the Savannah Music Festival where he worked with world-class musicians such as Mike Marshall, David Grisman, Jerry Douglas, Darol Anger, and Julian Lage. Stylistically he is rooted in jazz & bluegrass, but he has an affinity for other styles including Americana and old time. |
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Nate Leath, Fiddle Nate Leath grew up in Hickory, North Carolina, a town in the heart of bluegrass and old-time music country. Nate picked up his first fiddle at age eight after admiring one on his grandmother’s wall. His virtuosic skills quickly became apparent, and three years later, at age eleven, Nate won the adult bluegrass fiddle contest at the renowned Galax Old Time Fiddlers’ Convention, becoming one of the youngest winners of what is widely considered the Super Bowl of fiddlers’ contests. Nate is known for his creativity, technical skills, and versatility, and for exploring many styles beyond bluegrass. Nate has performed and recorded with a number of traditional and progressive bluegrass and old-time bands, as well as such genre-busting groups as David Grisman Quintet, Old School Freight Train, Love Canon, and artist Sierra Ferrell. |
TOURING HISTORY
(Alabama)
Private Events ♦ Eufala, Birmingham
Acoustic Cafe Ampitheater ♦ Haleyville
(Arizona)
4 Corner States Bluegrass Festival ♦ Wickenburg
Orpheum Theater ♦ Flagstaff
Future Studios ♦ Sedona
Prescott Bluegrass Festival ♦ Prescott
Marana Bluegrass Festival ♦ Marana
(California)
High Sierra Music Festival ♦ Quincy
Summergrass San Diego Festival ♦ San Diego
Freight & Salvage ♦ Berkeley
Oaksongs Music Society Concert Series ♦ Redding
Redwood Bluegrass Assn. Concert ♦ Mountain View
Bluegrassin’ in the Foothills Bluegrass Fest ♦ Plymouth
Sweetwater Saloon/Bluegrass Gold Concert Series ♦ Mill Valley
Boulevard Music ♦ Culver City (L.A.)
Don Quixote’s Music Hall ♦ Felton
McGrath’s Pub ♦ Alameda
The Attic ♦ Santa Cruz
Last Day Saloon ♦ Santa Rosa
(Colorado (select venues))
Telluride Bluegrass Festival ♦ Telluride
Rockygrass Bluegrass Festival ♦Lyons
Durango Bluegrass Meltdown ♦ Durango
Pagosa Folk n’ Bluegrass Festival ♦ Pagosa Springs
Midwinter Bluegrass Festival ♦ Denver
North Fork Valley Bluegrass Festival ♦ Hotchkiss
Carbondale Mountain Fair ♦ Carbondale
High Mountain Hay Fever Bluegrass Festival ♦ Westcliffe
Boulder Theater ♦ Boulder
Aggie Theater ♦ Fort Collins
Fox Theatre ♦ Boulder
Bluebird Theater ♦ Denver
Gothic Theater ♦ Denver
Chautauqua Auditorium ♦ Boulder
Silverthorne Pavilion Theatre ♦ Silverthorne
Swallow Hill Music Hall ♦ Denver
Abbey Theater ♦ Durango
Mishawaka Ampitheatre ♦ Fort Collins
Crestone Music Festival ♦ Crestone
Bluegrass On the River Festival ♦ Pueblo
Fillmore Auditorium ♦ Denver
Sunlight Bluegrass Festival ♦ Glenwood Springs
Charles Sawtelle Memorial Mtn. Jam ♦ Gold Hill
Keystone Bluegrass & Beer Festival ♦ Keystone
Swallow Hill Bluegrass Festival ♦ Denver
Sundance Bluegrass Festival ♦ Fort Collins
Sunnyside Music Festival ♦ Denver
Gunnison Performing Arts Center ♦ Gunnison
Sheridan Opera House ♦ Telluride
Fly Me to the Moon Saloon ♦ Telluride
Strings in the Mtns Music Festival ♦ Steamboat
Sylvan Dale Father’s Day Festival♦Loveland
Aspen Highlands Brew Fest ♦ Aspen
Aspen Bluegrass Sundays Series ♦ Aspen
Boulder Creek Festival ♦ Boulder
Gold Hill Inn ♦ Gold Hill
Crested Butte Arts Festival ♦ Crested Butte
Avogadro’s Number ♦ Fort Collins
O’Dell Legacy Park w/ G. Love ♦ Fort Collins
Left Hand Grange Hall ♦ Niwot
Greeley Bluegrass Roundup Festival ♦ Greeley
Acoustic Café ♦ Nederland
Little Bear Saloon ♦ Evergreen
Buffalo Rose Country Music Hall of Fame ♦ Golden
Haggard’s Black Dog Saloon ♦ Durango
Steve’s Guitars ♦Carbondale
Bongo Billie’s Salida Café ♦ Salida
Storyville ♦Durango
Southern Sun Pub & Brewery ♦ Boulder
CAIC Avalanche Jam ♦ Golden
Mary’s Lake Lodge ♦ Estes Park
Millennium Harvest House ♦ Boulder
Microbrews for the Environment ♦ Boulder
Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom ♦ Denver
Hodi’s Half Note ♦ Fort Collins
Longmont Library Summer Concert Series ♦ Longmont
Meeker Range Call July 4th Celebration ♦ Meeker
Wild Creek ♦ Winterpark,
Conor O’Neill’s ♦ Boulder
Oskar Blues ♦ Lyons
Canon Rose Acoustic Society ♦ Canon City
Kaddy Shack Bluegrass Breakdown ♦ Lafayette
Rogers Hall/High Street Concerts ♦ Lyons
Foote Lagoon Summer Concert Series ♦ Loveland
Nissi’s ♦ Lafayette
Lakewood Summer Concert Series ♦ Lakewood
Alamosa Summer Concert Series ♦ Alamosa
Center for the Arts ♦ Crested Butte
High Alpine Brewing Co ♦ Gunnison
Sherpa & Yeti’s ♦Breckenridge
Club 8150 ♦ Vail
Red Sky Ranch ♦Wolcott
Hotel CO/Blue Heron Concert Series ♦ Glenwood
KAFM Radio Concert Series ♦ Grand Junction
Swing Station ♦ LaPorte
Wildwood Sounds ♦ Del Norte
Frisco Concerts in the Park Series ♦ Frisco
IBar Ranch Tuesday Concert Series ♦ Gunnison
Windsor Summer Concert Series ♦ Windsor
(Connecticut)
Strawberry Park Bluegrass Festival ♦ Prescot
Podunk Bluegrass Festival ♦ East Hartford
(Delaware)
Dogfish Head ♦ Rehoboth Beach
(Georgia)
Hoofer’s Bluegrass & Gospel Barn ♦ LaGrange
Red Light Café ♦ Atlanta
Blue Ridge Harvest Fest ♦ La Fayette
House Concert ♦ Decatur
(Idaho)
Knotty Pine ♦ Victor
Private Event ♦ Island Park
(Illinois)
Bluegrass Legends Series ♦ Evanston
Martyr’s ♦ Chicago
Northeastern Illinois Univ. Jewel Box Series ♦ Chicago
(Indiana)
Bean Blossom Music Festival ♦ Bean Blossom
Tri-State Bluegrass Festival ♦ Kendallville
Rockin’ & Rollin Roosevelt Hill Concert Series ♦ Richmond
Do 317 Lounge Murphy Art Center ♦ Indianapolis
(Kansas)
The Bottleneck ♦ Lawrence
(Kentucky)
Poppy Mountain Bluegrass Festival ♦ Morehead
IBMA World of Bluegrass ♦ Louisville
Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour @Lyric Theatre ♦ Lexington
Uncle Pleasant’s ♦ Louisville
Intermezzo Café at Actor’s Theatre ♦ Louisville
(Maine)
Ossipee Valley Bluegrass Festival ♦ Cornish
One Longfellow Square ♦ Portland
(Maryland)
DelFest ♦ Cumberland
Berlin Fidder’s Convention ♦ Berlin
Avalon Theatre ♦ Easton
Globe Theatre ♦ Berlin
(Massachusetts)
Iron Horse ♦ Northampton
Cantab Lounge ♦ Cambridge
(Michigan)
Niles Bluegrass Festival ♦ Niles
The Ark ♦ Ann Arbor
Elderly Instruments ♦ Lansing
Niles Concert Series ♦ Niles
(Minnesota)
Lakes Bluegrass Festival ♦ Pine River
Lonely Pines Concert Series ♦ Minneapolis
MBOTMA Concert Series ♦ Duluth
Cabin Fever Bluegrass Festival ♦ Duluth
Lonely Pines Concert Series ♦ Mankato
MBOTMA Lonely Pines Series ♦ Maple Lake
MBOTMA Lonely Pines Series ♦ Stillwater
Masters Weekend: North Shore Music Assoc ♦ Cook
County (Lake Superior)
(Missouri)
Silver Dollar City Bluegrass Festival ♦ Branson
Lathrop Bluegrass Festival ♦ Lathrop
SPBGMA May in Missouri Festival ♦ Kirksville
St. Louis Flatpick ♦ St. Louis
(Montana)
Bitterroot Bluegrass Festival ♦ Hamilton
Last Chance Gulch Bluegrass Festival ♦ Helena
Cicel Recital Hall/Yellowstone Bluegrass Assoc ♦ Billings
Petro Theatre/Yellowstone BG Assoc ♦ Billings
Crystal Theater ♦ Missoula
Downtown Tonight Concert Series ♦ Missoula
Pilgrim Congregational Church/Bozeman Folklore
Society ♦ Bozeman
Flanagan’s Central Station ♦ Whitefish
Big Mountain Resort ♦ Whitefish
Miller’s Crossing ♦ Helena
Charlie’s Place ♦ Babb
Isaak’s ♦ Craig
(New Mexico)
Wildlife West Bluegrass Fest ♦ Edgewood
Cowgirl Hall of Fame ♦ Santa Fe
Albuquerque BioPark Summer Nights Series ♦ Albuquerque
(New Jersey)
Delaware Valley Bluegrass Festival ♦ Pilesgrove Township
(New York)
Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival ♦ Ancramdale
Knitting Factory ♦ New York
Ashokan Center ♦ Olivebridge
(Nevada)
Acoustic Routes Series ♦ Las Vegas
Crystal Bay Casino ♦ Crystal Bay (Tahoe)
East Las Vegas Community Ball ♦ Las Vegas
Blue Angel Coffeehouse ♦ Reno
(North Carolina)
Smilefest ♦ Lake Toxaway
Wide Open Bluegrass Festival ♦ Raleigh
Grey Eagle ♦ Asheville
Barley’s Taproom ♦ Asheville
Brewgrass Festival ♦ Asheville
Isis Music Hall ♦ Asheville
Six String Café ♦ Cary (Raleigh)
Boone Saloon ♦ Boone
Ziggy’s ♦ Winston-Salem
The Pour House ♦ Raleigh
(North Dakota)
The HoDo ♦ Fargo
(Ohio)
Appalachian Uprising Festival ♦ Scottown
Six String Concerts @Columbus PAC ♦ Columbus
Kent Stage ♦ Kent
(Oklahoma)
The Blue Door ♦ Oklahoma City
(Oregon)
Northwest String Summit ♦ North Plains
Mount Hood Bluegrass Festival ♦ Hood River
Nehalem Bay Winery Bluegrass a Beach Concert ♦ Nehalem
The Good Foot ♦ Portland
The Mississippi ♦ Portland
Sam Bond’s Garage ♦ Eugene
(Pennsylvania)
Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival ♦ Gettysburg
Smoked Country Jam Bluegrass Festival ♦ Loganton
Tin Angel ♦ Philadelphia
(South Carolina)
Barley’s Taproom ♦ Greenville
Pour House ♦ Charleston
University of South Carolina ♦ Columbia
Horizon Records♦ Greenville
(South Dakota)
Black Hills Bluegrass Festival ♦ Rapid City
(Tennessee (select venues))
Blue Plum Music Festival ♦ Johnson City
Music City Roots @ Loveless Barn ♦ Nashville
Billy Block Show @ Mercy Lounge ♦ Nashville
Dumplin Valley Bluegrass Festival ♦ Kodak
Mudbugs & Music Fest@ East Park ♦ Nashville
IBMA World of Bluegrass Official Showcase ♦
Nashville
SPBGMA Band Championship Winners ♦ Nashville
Americana Music Association Official Showcase ♦ Nashville
Station Inn ♦ Nashville
Bluebird Café ♦ Nashville
Blackberry Jam Festival ♦ Franklin
Southern Drawl Bluegrass Festival ♦ Nashville
3rd & Lindsley ♦ Nashville
Sumner County Bluegrass Jamboree ♦ Gallatin
Barley’s Taproom ♦ Knoxville
Barking Legs ♦ Chattanooga
WDVX Studios “Blue Plate Special” ♦ Knoxville
Bluegrass on Broad Concert Series ♦ Kingsport
Preservation Pub ♦ Knoxville
Bootlegger’s Inn ♦ Nashville
Downhome ♦ Johnson City
Grit, Grace, Grub Fest ♦ Gallatin
Harwell House Homecoming @ Ellington Ag Ctr ♦ Nashville
Sutler ♦ Nashville
Von Elrod’s ♦ Nashville
Five Spot ♦ Nashville
(Texas)
Overton Bluegrass Festival ♦ Overton
(Utah)
Desert Rocks Music Festival ♦ Moab
Founders Title Co. Bluegrass Festival ♦ Salt Lake City
Wallsburg Music Festival ♦ Wallsburg
Bridger Folk Music Society Series ♦ Logan
Groovefest ♦ Cedar City
Quarry Village Concert Series ♦ Park City
Urban Lounge ♦ Salt Lake City
Shaggy’s Velvet Room ♦ Salt Lake City
Pat’s BBQ ♦ Salt Lake City
The Suede ♦ Park City
The Circuit ♦ Midvale
Park Silly Sunday Market ♦ Park City
(Vermont)
Nectar’s ♦ Burlington
(Virginia)
Graves Mountain Bluegrass Festival ♦ Syria
Crooked Road Music Festival ♦ Abingdon
Song of the Mountains @ Lincoln Theater ♦ Marion
Bluegrass & Country Music Festival ♦ Lawrenceville
Valley Fourth Celebration ♦ Harrisonburg
BrewRidge Fest ♦ Pembroke
Blue Ridge Music Ctr Concert Series ♦ Galax
JAMinc @ In Your Ear Studio ♦ Richmond
Wilton House Museum Concert Series ♦ Richmond
Levitt AMP Concert Series ♦ Harrisonburg
B Chord Brewing ♦ Round Hill
The On Stage Concert Series ♦ Kilmarnock
Martin’s ♦ Roanoke
Thursday Jams in Abingdon Concert Series ♦ Abingdon
The Prism ♦ Charlottesville
Ashland Coffee & Tea ♦ Richmond
Gravity Lounge ♦ Charlottesville
St. Catherine’s School ♦ Richmond
Virginia Highlands Festival ♦ Abingdon
St. Stephen’s Bluegrass Bash ♦ Richmond
Wednesday Night Bluegrass on the Bandstand ♦ Staunton
Bone Fire at the Hardware ♦ Abingdon
White Dog ♦ Mathews
Drum & Strum ♦ Warrenton
Camp Irvington ♦ Irvington
Southern Revere Cellars ♦ Louisa
(Washington)
Bluewaters Bluegrass Festival ♦ Medical Lake
Cottage Music Concert Series/Kress Gallery ♦ Spokane
Tractor Tavern ♦ Seattle
Art, Heart, Soul Fest at Open Space for the Arts ♦ Vashon Island
(Washington D.C.)
Hill Center American Roots Music Series ♦ D.C.
Gypsy Sally’s ♦ D.C.
Corner Store ♦ D.C.
Jammin’ Java ♦ Vienna (Washington, D.C.)
(West Virginia)
Purple Fiddle ♦ Thomas
One Man Jam Fest ♦ Eglon
(Wisconsin)
Northern Lights Theatre ♦ Milwaukee
(Wyoming)
Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival ♦ Alta
Beartrap Summer Festival ♦ Casper
Big Horn Bluegrass Festival ♦ Buffalo
Laramie Peak Bluegrass Festival ♦ Douglas
Mainstage Theater ♦ Jackson Hole
Oyster Ridge Music Festival ♦ Kemmerer
Happy Jack Bluegrass Festival ♦ near Laramie
Trap Bar at Grand Targhee Resort ♦ Alta
Dornan’s ♦ Moose
Beer, Brats & Bluegrass Festival ♦ Evanston
Lander Bar ♦ Lander
Thermopolis Summer Concert Series ♦Thermopolis
Hot Springs County HS Auditorium ♦Thermopolis
Coal Creek ♦ Laramie
Beartree Tavern ♦ Centennial
University of Wyoming Concert Series ♦ Laramie
Silver Dollar Saloon ♦ Jackson
(Alberta, Canada)
Blueberry Bluegrass Festival ♦ Edmonton
Rombs Bluegrass & Country Jamboree ♦ Fairview
Ironwood Stage & Grill ♦ Calgary
Northern Circle Bluegrass Music Society Masters
Weekend Workshop & Concert ♦ Edmonton
(British Columbia, Canada)
Sooke River Bluegrass Festival ♦ Sooke
B.C. Bluegrass Workshops ♦ Sorrento
Norway House ♦ Victoria
Chilliwack Bluegrass Festival ♦ Chilliwack
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