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$40 advance / $40 day of show
$70 - Two Night Ticket Package
Yonder Mountain String Band, a driving force in roots music for nearly three
decades, return with Good As True(2026), their twelfth studio album. Across the
record, Yonder moves between drive, harmony, and open space, writing about
relationships in all their forms and the work it takes to stay connected.
Featuring eight new original songs, the album digs into communication, the
conversations that carry us forward and the ones that fall apart. The things we say, the
things we mean, and what gets lost in between. The tracks span the full terrain Yonder
has long defined, from hard-driving bluegrass to songs shaped by folk and rock, with
touches of country and indie influence.
Lead single “Brand New Heartache” pairs rock-driven verses with a bluegrass-lifted
chorus, tracing the fallout of a breakup and the uneasy hope of starting again. “Blind”
opens with a striking instrumental riff that lingers long after the song ends, as its lyrics
confront regret and the pull toward becoming something better. “Long Ride” offers a
sharp look at life in a touring band, while “Nothing New” and “The Lie” draw from the
tension of the world around us, confronting rigidity, misinformation, and division.
The album also makes room for quieter moments. “One to One Another” leans into
emotional clarity, while “Always Almost” sits with restraint and reflection. “Barroom
Feather” stands apart, stretching into a sixteen-minute performance captured live in
the studio and left untouched, its drum sample expanding the rhythmic range while
holding to the band’s acoustic foundation.
Founding members Adam Aijala (guitar, vocals), Ben Kaufmann (bass, vocals), and
Dave Johnston (banjo, vocals), along with Nick Piccininni (mandolin, vocals), co-
wrote the album. Coleman Smith (fiddle) adds depth and dimension throughout.
Together, the five musicians bring their own voices to the material, united by years of
playing together, delivering performances that are tight and self-assured.
Yonder Mountain String Band have built a catalog that reflects where they are at each
stage of their journey. With Good As True, the band knows its voice, trusts its
connection, and continues forward on its own terms.
Yonder Mountain String Band
(2 x Nights)
Friday & Saturday, March 26 & 27, 2026
Charleston Pour House | Main Stage
Doors 7:30pm / Show 8:30pm
*By purchasing a ticket, you agree to receive emails from ARTIST and PROMOTER.
*Show is 21+. No Exceptions!
About the Event
$40 advance / $40 day of show
$70 - Two Night Ticket Package
Yonder Mountain String Band, a driving force in roots music for nearly three
decades, return with Good As True(2026), their twelfth studio album. Across the
record, Yonder moves between drive, harmony, and open space, writing about
relationships in all their forms and the work it takes to stay connected.
Featuring eight new original songs, the album digs into communication, the
conversations that carry us forward and the ones that fall apart. The things we say, the
things we mean, and what gets lost in between. The tracks span the full terrain Yonder
has long defined, from hard-driving bluegrass to songs shaped by folk and rock, with
touches of country and indie influence.
Lead single “Brand New Heartache” pairs rock-driven verses with a bluegrass-lifted
chorus, tracing the fallout of a breakup and the uneasy hope of starting again. “Blind”
opens with a striking instrumental riff that lingers long after the song ends, as its lyrics
confront regret and the pull toward becoming something better. “Long Ride” offers a
sharp look at life in a touring band, while “Nothing New” and “The Lie” draw from the
tension of the world around us, confronting rigidity, misinformation, and division.
The album also makes room for quieter moments. “One to One Another” leans into
emotional clarity, while “Always Almost” sits with restraint and reflection. “Barroom
Feather” stands apart, stretching into a sixteen-minute performance captured live in
the studio and left untouched, its drum sample expanding the rhythmic range while
holding to the band’s acoustic foundation.
Founding members Adam Aijala (guitar, vocals), Ben Kaufmann (bass, vocals), and
Dave Johnston (banjo, vocals), along with Nick Piccininni (mandolin, vocals), co-
wrote the album. Coleman Smith (fiddle) adds depth and dimension throughout.
Together, the five musicians bring their own voices to the material, united by years of
playing together, delivering performances that are tight and self-assured.
Yonder Mountain String Band have built a catalog that reflects where they are at each
stage of their journey. With Good As True, the band knows its voice, trusts its
connection, and continues forward on its own terms.
Yonder Mountain String Band
(2 x Nights)
Friday & Saturday, March 26 & 27, 2026
Charleston Pour House | Main Stage
Doors 7:30pm / Show 8:30pm
*By purchasing a ticket, you agree to receive emails from ARTIST and PROMOTER.
*Show is 21+. No Exceptions!
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