Chain Station is in town from Denver on Wed April 24th, performing their high energy string music at The Brightside in downtown Dayton.

There is a strong tradition of bluegrass and traditional mountain music in the Dayton area. That tradition is celebrated this week with two talented and high energy string bands: Chain Station, from Denver, Colorado, and Red Sun Pasta, which features members of Yellow Spring’s own Blue Moon Soup. If you’re a bluegrass, mountain or Americana music fan – don’t miss this special performance at Dayton’s newest music venue, The Brightside, on Wednesday April 24th from 8-11pm.

Chain Station is a 4-piece, get ‘em out on the dance floor string band, known for winning over crowds with creative, fun original songs. Their music is well-steeped in Americana roots, with vocal harmonies that are high, lonesome, and tight. They are a bluegrass band that would satisfy a picky old-timer and delight fans of newgrass, a delicate balance indeed.

The band is on the road promoting their highly anticipated new album “Backroads” which will be released May 3, 2019. You may have seen them on the road supporting acts such as The Del McCoury Band, The Devil Makes Three, Todd Snider, Sierra Hull, Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen, Fruition, Trout Steak Revival, The Railsplitters, Lil’ Smokies, Hot Buttered Rum, and many more

They are supported locally by members of Blue Moon Soup, who are performing as a smaller group under the moniker Red Sun Pasta. These talented local musicians are known for their eclectic mix of jam band staples, folk and bluegrass traditionals. On stage, trail-side or fireside, the music brings a sincerity and spirit to the stage that sweeps wallflowers onto the dance floor. After a Blue Moon Soup show, they hope your feet are tired and your ears yearn for more!

You can experience both of these musically talented performers on Wednesday April 24th at The Brightside (details below).

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