Today, Montana-based Americana has taken on a bluegrass phenomenon kitchen dweller is excited to announce that they will be performing for the first time in Juneau, Alaska this coming July 26th. The show also serves as a hometown visit for the band's bassist, Joe Funk, who was born and raised in Juneau. “Growing up in Southeast Alaska was a blessing,” Funk told Backwoodsman Magazine in a recent interview. “The environment I grew up in had unlimited access to real wild areas. It was an absolute privilege. I lived along a salmon river that was frequented by bears. When there were brown bears Instead of walking miles through meadows and woods, my friends and I would go duck hunting all season after school, and the northern mallards would become extinct. Sometimes I would skip morning classes when the weather was bad. Once there was enough snow in the higher elevations, I would move on to skiing. Our local ski area was incredible with two lifts. terrain and the hiking access from the summit was comparable to any resort in the world.”
Tickets will go on sale locally this Friday, March 22nd at 10am.
The band's long-awaited fourth studio album. seven devils It was released earlier this month. The album was produced by Grammy Award winner Glenn Brown (Billy Strings, Greensky Bluegrass). Montana's rising quartet continues to redefine the boundaries of bluegrass, folk, and rock with the Seven Devils. Inspired by Dante's epic journey through the Nine Rings of Hell, this album takes listeners on a similar exploration. Dwellers invites listeners to treat this as a musical journey into themselves.
Listen to the story of the seven devils
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The Kitchen Dwellers will kick off their spring tour on March 31st in Hartford, Conn., with support from Chris Jacobs. Highlights of the tour include two nights at the Brooklyn Bowl in New York City, two nights at his LAWN at the Surf Hotel, and three nights at the iconic Mishawaka Amphitheater in Colorado. All tour information and latest news can be found at kitchendwellers.com.
A tour of the kitchen dwellers
3/21 @ Infinity Hall | Hartford, CT ^^
3/22 @ Metropolitan Museum of Art | Pawtucket, Rhode Island ^^
3/23 @ State Theater | Portland, Maine ^^
3/24 @ The Drake | Amherst, Massachusetts ^^
3/27 @ Capitol Room at Harrisburg Midtown Art Center | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania ^^
3/28 @ Lincoln Theater | Washington DC^^
3/29 @ Brooklyn Bowl | Brooklyn, New York ^^
3/30 @ Brooklyn Bowl | Brooklyn, New York
4/2 @ Westcott Theater | Syracuse, New York ^^
4/3 @ Electric City | Buffalo, New York ^^
4/4 @ Beachland Ballroom | Cleveland, Ohio ^^
4/5 @ Talia Hall | Chicago, Illinois ^^
4/14-18 @ Panic en La Playa | Puerto Aventuras, QR
4/25 @ Eastern | Atlanta, Georgia*
4/26 @ Ryman Auditorium | Nashville, Tennessee*
4/27 @ Oscar Blues Brewery | Brevard, NC
4/28 @ Toulouse Theater | New Orleans, Louisiana – Bluegrass Tribute to Dr. John
5/17-19 @ Tico Time River Resort | Azteca, New Mexico
5/21 @ The Lawn at Surf Hotel | Buena Vista, Colorado
5/22 @ The Lawn at Surf Hotel | Buena Vista, Colorado
5/24 @ Mishawaka Amphitheater | Bellevue, Colorado
5/25 @ Mishawaka Amphitheater | Bellevue, Colorado
5/26 @ Mishawaka Amphitheater | Bellevue, Colorado
5/31-6/2 @ Pine Creek Lodge | Livingston, Colorado
6/20-6/23 @ Sawtooth Valley Gathering | Stanley, Idaho
7/13 @ Sip, Rock, Duck Drop | Johnstown, PA
7/26 @ Crystal Saloon | Juneau, Alaska
8/2-4 @ Salmonfest | Ninilchik, Alaska
8/9-11 @ Hoxiville Music Festival | Wellston, Michigan
8/10 @ JamPacked Craft Beer & Music Festival | Richmond, Virginia
9/12-9/15 @ Vendor Jamboree | Las Vegas, NV
12/12-16 @ Strings & Sol | Puerto Morelos, QR
^^w/Chris Jacobs
*Comes with leftover salmon and the infamous String Dusters
