[UPDATE 12/1/22]: Greensky Bluegrass has announced its upcoming 2023 winter tour dates will feature support from six bands over 16 dates including Mikaela Davis, Neighbor, Mihali, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country, Railroad Earth, and Holly Bowling.
“Traditionally, we have carried the same support band with us for entire tours, but this winter we are changing that model for the sake of mixing it up,” said GSBG’s Anders Beck. “There are so many great bands out there to share the road with and jam with… and for me the most exciting thing about this winter is all the different collaborations we will get to have on stage.”
The tour opener in Buffalo, NY on January 12th will feature support from Mikaela Davis. As will the show in Utica, NY on the 15th, but before that, GSBG’s run at Port Chester’s Capitol Theatre will feature support from Neighbor on the 13th and Twiddle frontman Mihali on the 14th.
Neighbor will provide support for two more shows, one in Red Bank, NJ on the 18th and another in Boston, MA on the 20th, with an evening with Greensky Bluegrass (i.e., no opener) in Burlington, VT on the 18th. After a stop in Philadelphia with support to be announced, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country will open in Cleveland, OH (1/25) and Pittsburgh, PA (1/26). Railroad Earth will then join Greensky for the first of two nights in Washington, D.C. on the 27th, with Daniel Donato returning as support on the second night (1/28).
The tour is set to wrap up with four shows in Columbus, OH (2/1), St. Louis, MO (2/2), and Chicago, IL (2/3–4), each featuring support from Holly Bowling.
Tickets for Greensky Bluegrass’s winter 2023 tour dates are on sale now. For ticketing details and a full list of the band’s upcoming tour dates, head here.
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10/25/22: Greensky Bluegrass will bundle up for a 2023 winter tour of the Eastern United States. The run of 16 shows will carry the jamgrass headliners from the East Coast to as far west as Missouri.
The tour kicks off at Buffalo, NY’s Town Ballroom on January 12th before heading upstate for a two-night stand at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester (1/13, 1/14).
Greensky Bluegrass will stick around the Northeast the following week for shows in Utica, NY (1/15); Red Bank, NJ (1/18); Burlington, VT (1/19); Boston, MA (1/20); and Philadelphia, PA (1/21) before traveling to the Midwest for stops in Cleveland, OH (1/25) and Pittsburgh, PA (1/26). The tour will include GSBG’s debuts at the Stanley Theater in Utica and Count Basie Center for the Arts in Red Bank.
The Midwest run will set up a two-night stand at The Anthem in Washington, D.C. (1/27, 1/28) before the quintet returns to the Buckeye State for a show in Columbus (2/2). After that, Greensky heads to St. Louis (2/2) before wrapping the tour with a pair of shows at The Vic Theatre in Chicago (2/3, 2/4).
A limited number of pre-sale tickets to Greensky Bluegrass’ 2023 winter tour are available now through the band’s website. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, October 28th at 10 a.m. local venue time. Following these shows, Greensky Bluegrass will head out for a pair of festival dates at WinterWonderGrass Steamboat in Colorado (3/5) and Bryon Bay Blues Fest in New South Wales, Australia (4/6–4/10, exact performance date not yet confirmed).
For ticketing details and a full list of the band’s upcoming tour dates, head here.
