Join us for an intimate one of a kind evening with the one and only Jeremy Garrett of The Infamous Stringdusters.
Jeremy will be gracing both the indoor RedBarn Main Stage and playing a special Fireside Set outside in the campgrounds.
This is not a show that you want to miss.
This is an All Ages Event
This event is BYOB (No Glass Please)
All tickets include Primitive Tent Camping. Check Out is Sunday the 2nd by Noon.
RV Spots with Water & Electric are available for an additional $40 for the evening.
Theatre Doors will open at 7:30
Indoor Music begins at 8p with special guest Kenan Rainwater.
Unplugged Fireside Set begins around 10:30p
Jeremy Garrett is known as an innovative fiddle player, expressive singer and creative songwriter in the Grammy Award-winning band, The Infamous Stringdusters, who broke onto the national scene in 2007, scooping up 3 International Bluegrass Music Association awards, including Album and Song of the Year. Since then, the group has become a national ambassador for progressive bluegrass, playing to club, theater and festival audiences around the country, and have hosted their own event, The Festy Experience—at which Jeremy’s production, the Garrett Grass Gospel Hour, offers a much-beloved highlight.
To fans of the Grammy-nominated “‘dusters,” he’s known as “G-Grass” or “Freedom Cobra” for his dynamic stage presence, but to his fellow artists and growing fan base, there’s another side, where songwriting and more intimate performances come to the fore. He has contributed several songs to the Stringdusters, including the title track for their 2014 album “Let It Go”, winning first place in the Folk category for the 2014 USA Songwriting Competition. His collaborations with other songwriters include Jon Weisberger, Josh Shilling, Becky Buller, Darrell Scott, John Pennell, and more.
Jeremy is a diverse entertainer performing in all-star line-ups and as a solo artist. Recently Jeremy has shifted his attention to a more intimate show highlighting his catalog of originally crafted songs accompanying him self on guitar, fiddle and mandolin. Jeremy likes to energize these intimate shows by weaving in hints of his fiddle science project, experimenting with electronic sound effects.
Tickets are $20 in Advance $25 at the Door while supplies last