Missy Raines & Allegheny

With her latest album, Highlander, bluegrass/Americana icon Missy

Raines takes inventory of where she stands at this current juncture

in her storied career — this melodic ode to her native West Virginia,

which simultaneously serves as an ideal prism of time and space

Raines peers through into the unknowns of tomorrow.

“Making this record and having this band has been sort of a

homecoming,” the legendary bassist/vocalist says. “I’m at a point in

my life where I’ve been able to look back at what I’ve gone through,

what I’ve done, and the path I ultimately wanted to take.”

Throughout her storied career, Raines has garnered some of the

biggest accolades in the music industry, including 14 International

Bluegrass Music Association honors, with 10 being awarded for

“Bass Player of the Year.” Raines’ 2018 release Royal Traveller was

also nominated for a Grammy Award for “Best Bluegrass Album” in

2020.

Highlander brings together some of the finest musicians in Nashville

and beyond, including country star and fellow West Virginian Kathy

Mattea; fiddle virtuosos Michael Cleveland, Bronwyn Keith-Hynes,

Darol Anger and Shad Cobb; renowned bluegrass vocalists Danny

Paisley, Dudley Connell and Laurie Lewis; with dobro wizard Rob

Ickes and banjo great Alison Brown also making guest appearances.

“I’m embracing bluegrass again, and it’s all been incredibly good for

me,” Raines says. “In every sense of the way, I almost can just go

back [in my mind] and rely on those intrinsic things I learned as a

15-year-old in a field at a bluegrass festival — tapping into how I

felt back then, and how I still feel today about this music.”

With modern-day bluegrass currently experiencing another high-

water mark as names like Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle and Sierra Hull

proudly carry the torch of tradition and evolution, Raines finds

solidarity in the ongoing growth and progress of the “high, lonesome

sound” — this fine line between respect and rebellion that Raines

has seamlessly balanced since the beginning.

We are family friendly, but shows are 21+ unless accompanied by a guardian.  

For this show you have the option of purchasing a table or a general admission ticket.  

When purchasing a table you are purchasing the number of tickets that the tables seats.  For example if you purchase a 4-top table you are purchasing 4 tickets 

General admission tickets gain you access to the rear of the venue, behind the seated sections as well as the backyard.  There are tables outside and limited seating in the indoor general admission area.  For more heavily attended shows the indoor general admission area is standing room only.  
There is a garage door behind the stage that remains open in good weather so that you can enjoy the show from inside or outside.  Our general rule is if the temperature will remain above 50 degrees for the duration of the show the door will remain open.  

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