Sierra Hull & Highway 111 w/ Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen

Sierra Hull has been referred to by many as the next Alison Krauss. At nineteen, Sierra displays instrumental facility and musical maturity well beyond her age. She began playing mandolin at age eight, and quickly became noted on the national festival scene for her fluid, inventive picking – winning several mandolin and guitar championships in the process. What is more astonishing is Hull’s overall musicianship: she never overplays, never overwhelms the emotion at the core of the song, and is committed to creating a band sound greater than the sum of its parts. She has developed into an exquisite vocalist whose performances are disarmingly tender and eloquent, yet delivered with the confidence and honesty necessary to cut through a top-notch bluegrass ensemble. Hull’s touring band, Sierra Hull & Highway 111, includes Cory Walker, Clay Hess, Christian Ward, and Jacob Eller.
“It’s amazing to listen to her precision and agility, and the potential for musical growth is tremendous, I can’t wait to hear what Sierra comes up with next.” - Sam Bush.
Opening the show will be Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen. "this is the best new bluegrass band." - Rob Ickes - 12 time IBMA Dobro Player of the Year. Frank on mandolin combines the pure, hard drive of classic bluegrass with the contemporary twenty-first century acoustic music.
On Banjo is the jaw dropping Mike Munford. Guitarist Lincoln Meyers was on the cover of Flatpicking Guitar last winter. Stefan Custodi on bass is the heartbeat of Dirty Kitchen. Both these bands are headliners in their own right. This is music for the whole family. This is a "don't miss" Big Room event.
Be sure to check out both these groups on youtube.