Thu, Mar 15 - 8pm - $30 - VIP

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todd snider by todd snideri started making up songs in 1986. i made an album in 1994.i also started a tour in 1994and that tour is, in a way, still going.i never made a record so goodthat i could just sit homeor did a show so bad that i had to.and man, i’ve done some shit shows,shit albums too.some of them are pretty good though,but you know,it’s been a while.i really need to put out a good album soonor i'm finished. sometimes these days i sing with a band.i think we made a good album.david schools of widespread panic is our leader.i make up our lyrics....we’re a jam band.our songs only go on about an hour or so but they’re still pretty long.cool people jam with us all the time and we have like a million shirts and shit. i personally think we’re the seventh best band in the whole jam thing.on this tour i am coming to town with nothing but my guitar and storieslike the old days.you know...pick a littletalk a littlepick a littletalk a littlecheap cheap cheaptalk a lot pick a little more.and not to brag,but i also wrote a book that everybody lovesso i am an author now.plus i play everywhere,pretty much all the time everybody shows up and they pretty much always love it.  

 Born into a musical family, Reed grew up in a small country town in New England, listening to his parent's bluegrass band rehearse in the living room every Thursday night for all of his childhood. From there Reed took to the streets at the early age of 11 performing at Boston's own Fanuel hall marketplace. He then became the front man for the band Acoustic Junction which toured for ten years nationwide and eventually signed with Capricorn/Mercury records. In 2001 he began his solo career with the release of “Spark” which put him on the map in the publishing world, garnering placements in both film and television. His 4th solo album, "Lost In The West" was released in 2014, which led him to tour with Gregory Alan Isakov, Todd Snider and Anais Mitchell, to name a few. Recently nominated for a grammy for his song “fly” which was covered by the country legend “Lee Ann Womack”. Dusty and patient his music is genuine Americana, telling stories of the human condition with lyric and a voice that push the boundaries while paying homage to tradition. 2018 is shaping up to be a big year for Reed as he plans to release his 5th solo record . Stay tuned.