Boston's bluegrass/Americana band, Cold Chocolate, showcased at the 2013 Joe Val Bluegrass Festival, will be hitting the road for an East Coast tour, stopping at the following cities:
April 25, Village Tavern, Salem, MA
May 1, Toad, Cambridge, MA
May 19, Bluegrass on the Bogs Festival, Wareham, MA
May 30, Joe Squared Station North, Baltimore, MD
May 31, The Minstrel, Morristown, NJ
June 1, Piano's Upstairs, NYC
June 2, Strawberry Park Bluegrass Festival, Preston, CT
June 28, The Outer Space, Hamden, CT
July 28, Ossipee Valley Music Festival, Hiram, ME
Cold Chocolate guitarist/songwriter Ethan Robbins believes that the rootsy sounds of bluegrass music were meant to be fused with the backbeat of funk. Ethan's bluegrass career began at Oberlin College. There he met upright bassist Kirsten Lamb, and the two began developing a new style of sophisticated but accessible Americana. Now joined by the jazz-inflected banjo of James McIver and the loose-wristed Ariel Bernstein on drums, Cold Chocolate proves to be an innovative Americana act with their debut album "This Old Way." Hailing from Boston's vibrant acoustic scene, Cold Chocolate has built a reputation for creating original, exciting, and virtuosic tunes.
For more information or to stream music, visit http://coldchocolate.bandcamp.com.
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