11/27/2026 Fri. EUGENE TYLER BAND 8:00

$21.00

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PLEASE READ BEFORE ORDERING–> Doors open at 7pm concert time is 8:00.   We are no longer serving food. Tickets are NOT MAILED , all tickets are WILL CALL ( on a list ) at the door. There is a 6% handling included in the ticket price.There also is 35 cents added to your charge per ticket for People to People

Indie-bluegrass trio Eugene Tyler Band is, at their core, a road band, who’ve spent years cutting their teeth on the bluegrass festival circuit and clubs across the northeast. Their newest record, Low It Goes, captures the free-wheeling intensity of those live shows and showcases the cathartic, irreverent songwriting that has won them fans all over the country. As songwriter Eugene Gardner says, “You learn a lot about yourself as a band when you’re playing 3 hours a night, and it’s forced us to step up our game in a way that I’m really proud of.” Sharing stages with bands like Billy Strings, the Kitchen Dwellers, Driftwood, and the Mountain Grass Unit, ETB has carved out a unique voice in the bluegrass scene, with cutting, often humorous songs, and a fast & loose approach that calls back to influences like the Clash and Drive-By Truckers.

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Eugene Tyler Band is an indie-bluegrass power trio that punches far above its weight, cutting their teeth on the bluegrass festival circuit and clubs across the northeast. Written over one week in the mountains of Vermont, their new album “Ride the Bike” is a culmination of years shared on the road, both on and off-stage. With a blend of indie spirit and bluegrass grit, the band’s tight musicianship is evident throughout the record, but songwriting is where ETB sets themselves apart. 

Sharing stages with bands like East Nash Grass, Mountain Grass Unit, Sicard Hollow, and The Kitchen Dwellers, ETB is back on the road this summer, bringing their charismatic brand of new acoustic music to audiences around the country.

Eugene Gardner (vocals/guitar/mandolin/tenor guitar), Danny Tyler (banjo/guitar) and Marc Jaffee (upright bass/vocals) all grew up within a few miles of each other in New York’s Hudson Valley, where they are currently based.

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