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Punch Brothers
Punch Brothers are an American string band formed in 2006 by mandolinist Chris Thile, initially assembled to record a concept album exploring a difficult period in his life. The group performed under the name The How to Grow a Band before adopting Punch Brothers in 2007, a name drawn from a Mark Twain short story.
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United States
- 10 septGrand RapidsFrederik Meijer GardensVer detalles
- 14 septMilwaukeePabst TheaterVer detalles
- 19 septColumbusSouthern TheatreVer detalles
- 2 octSeattleMoore TheatreVer detalles
- 9 octLos AngelesThe Ford - CAVer detalles
- 15 octDenverParamount TheatreVer detalles
- 7 novWashingtonWarner TheatreVer detalles
- 14 novBostonBoch Center Shubert TheatreVer detalles
- 16 novBuffaloUB Center for the Arts - Mainstage TheatreVer detalles
- 22 novNashvilleRyman AuditoriumVer detalles
United Kingdom
- 14 ene – 15 ene 2027BristolBeacon Hall, Bristol BeaconVer detalles
- 17 ene 2027LondonBarbican HallArtistas: Chris Thile, Brittany Haas, Noam Pikelny, Chris EldridgeVer detalles
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The lineup pairs bluegrass instrumentation with structural and harmonic ideas borrowed from classical and jazz composition, an approach often described as bringing bluegrass spontaneity into the stricter forms of modern classical music. Alongside Thile, the group includes banjoist Noam Pikelny, guitarist Chris Eldridge, bassist Paul Kowert, and, since 2023, fiddler Brittany Haas.
Studio albums include Punch (2008), Antifogmatic (2010), Who's Feeling Young Now? (2012), The Phosphorescent Blues (2015), All Ashore (2018), and Hell on Church Street (2022). All Ashore won the Grammy Award for Best Folk Album at the 61st Grammy Awards in 2019.
Live performances showcase the group's instrumental interplay, with extended improvisation and tightly arranged vocal harmony built around Thile's mandolin and tenor lead.