Fri February 16, 2018
Laurie Lewis & The Right Hands at Devil Mountain Coffee House
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Bluegrass with a Berkeley twist. Laurie Lewis offers a sound all her own, and she's accompanied by a virtuoso-packed band-the Right Hands.
Internationally renowned as a singer, songwriter, fiddler, bandleader, producer and educator, she was a founding member of the Good Ol Persons and the Grant Street String Band. She's twice won the Female Vocalist of the Year award from the International Bluegrass Music Association. The Right Hands are: Tom Rozum vocals, mandolin, mandola, guitar and jokes; Patrick Sauber banjo; Brandon Godman, fiddle; and Sam Grisman bass.
"As fine a singer as anyone on the acoustic music circuit, anywhere in the world." - The Sacramento News
"Creatively ambitious and utterly unpretentious, steeped in tradition but doggedly progressive,Laurie "is a gifted fiddler, deft guitarist, inspired songwriter and powerfully evocative singer." - critic Andrew Gilbert
",... combining elements of bluegrass and pure country to form her own seamless mix." - Billboard
"Whatever country music is supposed to be, she's at the center of it."- folk music icon Utah Phillips
$25 suggested donation
($5 for children 6-15, under 6 are free)
Cash, check, credit card, Apple Pay, or Android Pay at the door.
(No one turned away for lack of ability to pay. Sliding scale tickets available only at the door.)
Full price tickets are available in advance.
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Internationally renowned as a singer, songwriter, fiddler, bandleader, producer and educator, she was a founding member of the Good Ol Persons and the Grant Street String Band. She's twice won the Female Vocalist of the Year award from the International Bluegrass Music Association. The Right Hands are: Tom Rozum vocals, mandolin, mandola, guitar and jokes; Patrick Sauber banjo; Brandon Godman, fiddle; and Sam Grisman bass.
"As fine a singer as anyone on the acoustic music circuit, anywhere in the world." - The Sacramento News
"Creatively ambitious and utterly unpretentious, steeped in tradition but doggedly progressive,Laurie "is a gifted fiddler, deft guitarist, inspired songwriter and powerfully evocative singer." - critic Andrew Gilbert
",... combining elements of bluegrass and pure country to form her own seamless mix." - Billboard
"Whatever country music is supposed to be, she's at the center of it."- folk music icon Utah Phillips
$25 suggested donation
($5 for children 6-15, under 6 are free)
Cash, check, credit card, Apple Pay, or Android Pay at the door.
(No one turned away for lack of ability to pay. Sliding scale tickets available only at the door.)
Full price tickets are available in advance.
Bluegrass with a Berkeley twist. Laurie Lewis offers a sound all her own, and she's accompanied by a virtuoso-packed band-the Right Hands.
Internationally renowned as a singer, songwriter, fiddler, bandleader, producer and educator, she was a founding member of the Good Ol Persons and the Grant Street String Band. She's twice won the Female Vocalist of the Year award from the International Bluegrass Music Association. The Right Hands are: Tom Rozum vocals, mandolin, mandola, guitar and jokes; Patrick Sauber banjo; Brandon Godman, fiddle; and Sam Grisman bass.
"As fine a singer as anyone on the acoustic music circuit, anywhere in the world." - The Sacramento News
"Creatively ambitious and utterly unpretentious, steeped in tradition but doggedly progressive,Laurie "is a gifted fiddler, deft guitarist, inspired songwriter and powerfully evocative singer." - critic Andrew Gilbert
",... combining elements of bluegrass and pure country to form her own seamless mix." - Billboard
"Whatever country music is supposed to be, she's at the center of it."- folk music icon Utah Phillips
$25 suggested donation
($5 for children 6-15, under 6 are free)
Cash, check, credit card, Apple Pay, or Android Pay at the door.
(No one turned away for lack of ability to pay. Sliding scale tickets available only at the door.)
Full price tickets are available in advance.
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Internationally renowned as a singer, songwriter, fiddler, bandleader, producer and educator, she was a founding member of the Good Ol Persons and the Grant Street String Band. She's twice won the Female Vocalist of the Year award from the International Bluegrass Music Association. The Right Hands are: Tom Rozum vocals, mandolin, mandola, guitar and jokes; Patrick Sauber banjo; Brandon Godman, fiddle; and Sam Grisman bass.
"As fine a singer as anyone on the acoustic music circuit, anywhere in the world." - The Sacramento News
"Creatively ambitious and utterly unpretentious, steeped in tradition but doggedly progressive,Laurie "is a gifted fiddler, deft guitarist, inspired songwriter and powerfully evocative singer." - critic Andrew Gilbert
",... combining elements of bluegrass and pure country to form her own seamless mix." - Billboard
"Whatever country music is supposed to be, she's at the center of it."- folk music icon Utah Phillips
$25 suggested donation
($5 for children 6-15, under 6 are free)
Cash, check, credit card, Apple Pay, or Android Pay at the door.
(No one turned away for lack of ability to pay. Sliding scale tickets available only at the door.)
Full price tickets are available in advance.
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55 Eckley Lane, East Bay, CA 94596
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