TWISTED PINE

1124 Pine Grove Drive,Mount Shasta CA 96067

26 March, 2022

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TWISTED PINE - Undefinable Grass-icana, groovy, energetic and super tight. Not To Miss! What they're saying about Twisted Pine... “An upbeat, poppy vibe; energetic, driving rhythms; virtuosic solos; tight harmonies. This is definitely a band to watch.” — NPR American Songwriter premiered “Don’t Come Over Tonight” off Right Now (June 16, 2020) “The one full-on bluegrass moment on the record — a cover of Tex Logan’s classic breakdown “Come Along Jody” — encapsulates what Twisted Pine is now. It starts off in driving, trad-sounding fashion, as if to say “See, we can still do that,” before flying off in new directions to proclaim “But see what we can do now!” — The Boston Globe “Boston-based Twisted Pine move beyond their familiar bluegrass sound on their second full-length, Right Now. Elements of pop, funk and rock are found across the record’s 10 tracks.” — Jam Base “If you’re not yet familiar with Twisted Pine, it’s time to fall in love” — The Poke Around “All told, this is far and away one of the best releases you’ll hear this year. (He says, trying to sound restrained when he really wants to say “Good Christ, this is fantastic!”) Is it folk? Is it jazz? Who cares. It’s exceptional. (You can hear the mothership land at the very end, too. Seriously.)” - Penguin Eggs Magazine WBUR premiered “Well, You Can Do it Without Me” (FATHER JOHN MISTY Cover) off Right Now (July 10, 2020) “Each member of this band is a runaway freight train of talent on their own, but together the jubilance of sound they unleash on a crowd is something to be marveled.” — Red Line Roots “It’s hard to think of a band that has come out of New England recently that has shapeshifted and evolved more than Twisted Pine.” — Red Line Roots “Twisted Pine doesn’t just break the rules, they rewrite them.” — Glide Magazine “Four musicians from various parts of the country found a common bond in Boston as Twisted Pine.” — PopMatters folk alley.png Folk Alley premiered “Amadeus Party” off Right Now (May 8, 2020) “Instrumental virtuosity — the band’s calling card — abounds on their latest album, Right Now, but so too do moments of sheer pop glory, funky all-day grooves, and spacecraft sonics.” — No Depression “Right Now, finds [Twisted Pine] as a full-blown… new-grass outfit using Bluegrass instrumentation to explore Rock, Funk, and Soul…” - The Alternative Root Jerry-Solo1200.jpg “I have been a fan of Twisted Pine for three years now. I’ve watched them evolve, much as their band name suggests, into the wonderful ensemble they are today. They are full of hair-pin turns and stop-on-a-dime arrangements that you won’t see coming. Each one is an accomplished musician with lots more to show us down the road. I have only great things to say about them. Their vocals are creative and always interesting in ways you don’t see anywhere else. And sometimes they let me sit in. God speed little Pines!” — Jerry Douglas, Nashville, TN [Twisted Pine has toured in support of Jerry Douglas and the Earls of Leicester.] Bluegrass Situation premiered “Papaya” off Right Now (January 17, 2020) “So grooving, and low volume!” — Vulpeck boston-herald.png “Some might describe the first single from Twisted Pine’s new album, Right Now, as progressive bluegrass; others might label it chamber folk, prog rock, jazz fusion or just pop with an experimental bent. But when Parks begins to wail, stepping on a pedal to add a fuzzed-out, freaked-out touch to a jam Stéphane Grappelli and St. Vincent both might smile at, the song hits a whole new plane.” — Boston Herald “There's pop, there's funk, there are fiddle tunes, and there's some very personal and heartfelt songwriting.” — The Bluegrass Situation Jefferson Center for the Arts (JCA) is Mount Shasta’s premier arts education venue incorporating the natural beauty of the area for the purpose of improving social, economic and cultural assets. The JCA is a regional hub for Live Music, Theatre and Visual Arts for local residents and tourists alike.