65 North Pickers W/ North State Grass at Flat Iron

The 65 North Pickers are a high-energy, bluegrass, quartet that fuses the drive oftraditional bluegrass with the exploratory spirit of jam band improvisation. Made up ofJake (mandolin), Nate (banjo), Quinton (guitar), and Tali (bass) – they are renowned for their lightning-fast picking and impressive spontaneity. Their performances feature incredible original compositions that merge bluegrass with the nostalgic vibes of classic festival music, where the essence of the Grateful Dead meets the psychedelic flair of Jimi Hendrix. With listeners dancing out of their chairs, captivated by the music, 65 North Pickers create an unforgettable experience that keeps fans coming back for more....

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The 65 North Pickers are a high-energy, bluegrass, quartet that fuses the drive oftraditional bluegrass with the exploratory spirit of jam band improvisation. Made up ofJake (mandolin), Nate (banjo), Quinton (guitar), and Tali (bass) – they are renowned for their lightning-fast picking and impressive spontaneity. Their performances feature incredible original compositions that merge bluegrass with the nostalgic vibes of classic festival music, where the essence of the Grateful Dead meets the psychedelic flair of Jimi Hendrix. With listeners dancing out of their chairs, captivated by the music, 65 North Pickers create an unforgettable experience that keeps fans coming back for more.
 
North State Grass, from Charlotte NC, is a progressive bluegrass quartet that will move your feet, touch your heart, and spin your head. Inspired by the drive of Jimmy Martin and Tony Rice Unit with the modern edge of Sierra Hull and Billy Strings. North State Grass delivers lightning-fast picking, tight harmonies, ear worm originals, and a sound that bridges tradition and modern flair. Composed of Steven Davidson (mandolin), Cooper Eades (guitar), and Angel Chantel (bass), Levi Austin (banjo), the band pulls from a wide range of musical influences from rock, funk, metal, and jambands while staying rooted in bluegrass. North State Grass keeps crowds moving and guessing what's next. 
 

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