Hidden Ridge
Bluegrass band Hidden Ridge plays The Ark in Ann Arbor on Thursday, February 4, at 8 p.m., celebrating the release of their first EP, "If It's All Worth It." Michigan husband-and-wife folk duo Ironwood opens. Tickets are $26.
Hidden Ridge takes the sound of 1950s American string bands and drives it into the 21st century, with fiery fiddle, singing guitar, soaring mandolin and deep bass. The lineup is Bubba Wilson on mandolin, Finn Daigh on violin, James Bourland on upright bass and Steve Pasque on guitar.
Ironwood opens the night with original songs and a folk feel. The Michigan duo draws on Celtic and American folk: Anna sings and plays fiddle and mandolin, while Mark plays acoustic guitar and electric bass. Their live shows are full of energy and movement.
Online and phone prices include the ticket processing fee. If you buy in person at The Ark during box office hours, there are no added fees.
Ironwood opens the night with original songs and a folk feel. The Michigan duo draws on Celtic and American folk: Anna sings and plays fiddle and mandolin, while Mark plays acoustic guitar and electric bass. Their live shows are full of energy and movement.
Online and phone prices include the ticket processing fee. If you buy in person at The Ark during box office hours, there are no added fees.
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