Chris Eldridge, Andy Falco, Josh Williams
Next month I’m heading to Nashville for a day to record a live concert DVD with three fantastic young guitar players. They play in some of today’s top bluegrass bands. Here they are.
- Chris Eldridge – The Infamous Stringdusters / Chris Thile and How To Grow A Band
- Andy Falco – Alecia Nugent
- Josh Williams – Rhonda Vincent & The Rage
The show will be held at the world famous Station Inn (It’s not on their calendar yet, but it was just confirmed.) in Nashville, TN on February 19, 2007. That’s a Monday night, so if you’re in Nashville that week, be sure to come out. Who knows, you might end up on video!
We’ll be recording two shows that evening, one at 7PM and the other at 9PM. Tickets are $10 per show or $15 for both. I don’t believe there is any advance ticketing, it’s just pay at the door and first come, first serve.
The concert is being produced by Dan Miller at Flatpicking Guitar Magazine, and is the fourth in a series of concert DVD productions he and I have done together. The first three are available from Flatpicking Mercantile and feature the “A list” of bluegrass flatpicking guitarists. Here’s a clip from the last one in the series, Live In Kansas City, featuring Cody Kilby, Brad Davis, and Tim May.
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no advance ticketing at the Station Inn, ever.
You must