Yonder Mountain String Band (with Head for the Hills)
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Yonder Mountain String Band (with Head for the Hills) starts on Thursday, Aug 5, 2021 at 7:00pm. The venue for this event is Levitt Pavilion Denver located in Denver, CO.
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- <p>FirstBank Concert SeriesDOORS OPEN: 5:30 for VIP guests and 6:00 for GA guestsFREE INDIVIDUAL TICKETS: You must RSVP and bring your digital or printed out ticket to the venue to gain entry. GA Individual tickets are one ticket per person. Free ticket holders are asked to arrive at the venue by 20 minutes past showtime, otherwise your ticket may be forfeit. Lawn seating, no chairs are provided.VIP INDIVIDUAL TICKETS: Located in the lower bowl, the Mollys Spirits VIP section offers premium viewing, 1 free drink of choice, a separate VIP bar line and limited lounge seating (when available - you are encouraged to bring your own blanket & lawn chair to guarantee seating). All children over 6 must have their own ticket to gain entry. Please bring your digital or printed out ticket to the venue to gain entry. Please pick up your VIP wristband at the Levitt check-in tent upon arrival. Individual VIP tickets are $45.00 and only cover one person each.Yonder Mountain String Band: Pioneers. Innovators. These are but a few of the monikers that Yonder Mountain String Band has worn since their inception. From the first Yonder shows in the fall of 1998 to their drive-in tour of 2020, this touring force has brought their adventurous musical spirit to countless venues for nearly a quarter century. Yonder Mountains early success was fueled by their desire to make a sound distinctly their own, whether performed on crowded stages or selling out the hallowed Red Rocks Amphitheater. Their traditional take on bluegrass sound was fused with their diverse musical influences ranging anywhere from punk rock to the Grateful Dead. The combination of the bands unique personalities, extended musical improvisations, their jam band fan culture and their collaborative effort on writing and arranging original songs which span multiple genresattracted more of a freewheeling jam crowd than the traditional bluegrass scene which, in turn, exposed a whole new generation of fans to Bluegrass. No band that has stood the test of time is without transformation and Yonder Mountain has had their fair share of change. In 2014, Yonder Mountain and Jeff Austin announced they were parting ways. Austin went on to tour full time with his side project, The Jeff Austin Band, with a rotating lineup of musicians playing with him until his unexpected death in 2019. Founding members Adam Aijala on guitar, Ben Kaufmann on bass, Dave Johnston on banjo, alongside the 2015 addition of Allie Kral on fiddle, and newcomer, multi-instrumentalist Nick Piccininni handling duties on mandolin, second fiddle, and anything stringed. With their instrumental prowess and adventurous musical spirit, Yonder Mountain String Band were and still are a pioneering group in the emerging progressive bluegrass scene that now includes marquee acts like Billy Strings, Railroad Earth, Greensky Bluegrass and the Infamous Stringdusters. - Rollinig Stone This past April, the band recorded their ninth studio album, scheduled to be released in late 2021. The band will road test the new material this summer and fall.</p><p>NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES. All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges for tickets purchased through this website will be made. This event is rain, shine, or snow and tickets will not be refunded due to inclement weather. Only cancellation of the full event will be a basis for refund.</p>
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