The Jaybirds put their own particular stamp on bluegrass, old time and acoustic roots music, with a satisfying blend of traditional and modern styles. They also give the impression that they really enjoy playing together. There’s plenty here to please both bluegrass traditionalists and lovers of modern American folk music,
Widely recognized as one of the most exciting young bands in acoustic music, Crying Uncle Bluegrass Band plays a unique mix of bluegrass, Dawg (David Grisman music), jazz, and modern originals. Brothers Miles and Teo Quale are joined by bassist Andrew Osborn and 2023 National Flat Pick Guitar Champion Ian
East Nash Grass: Nashville’s Newest Bluegrass Ambassadors. Folks, Tsunami is thrilled to have these folks dropping by. We plan to move some seating in the second set to make room for dancing in the back. We are also pleased to offer a 3 song opener by Eugene’s own Doug Fleener,
Luke and Henry tore it up before a sold-out crowd at Tsunami last March. Thankful to have these two young fellers back for another go ‘round.
Fresh bluegrass, old-time and roots music from the hills of Southern Oregon.
About Laurie Lewis: Although she has played roots music since her teenage years and performed in various bands from her early 20s, it wasn’t until she was 36 that Laurie decided to venture out on her own. Her solo recording, Restless Rambling Heart, introduced the national music audience to Laurie’s
We’re keeping it simple, Folks. No amplification, no rearranging the room, minimal seating, lots of room for toe-tappin’, and shopping.
The Jaybirds put their own particular stamp on bluegrass, old time and acoustic roots music, with a satisfying blend of traditional and modern styles. They also give the impression that they really enjoy playing together. There’s plenty here to please both bluegrass traditionalists and lovers of modern American folk music,
