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Den doble Grammy-vinneren Billy Strings kommer tilbake til Oslo! Han solgte ut Rockefeller i 2022, og fredag 3. oktober tar bluegrass-stjerna steget opp til Sentrum Scene! Den Nashville-baserte artisten blir regnet som en av de mest spennende og grensesprengende på dagens musikkscene.

Billy Strings ga ut det kritikerroste albumet Highway Prayers i 2024, som sensasjonelt gikk rett til topps på Billboards prestisjetunge ‘Top Album Sales’-liste, og det var første gang på 22 år at et bluegrass-album toppet listen. Han kom også med Live Vol. 1 i fjor, hans Grammy-vinnende livealbum, som befestet hans posisjon som en av sin generasjons aller største liveartister.

Nylig slapp han et overraskende samarbeidsprosjekt med den anerkjente gitaristen Bryan Sutton, i form av livealbumet Live at the Legion. Det ble spilt inn på legendariske American Legion Post 82 i Nashville, og byr på 20 klassiske bluegrass- og folk-låter – fremført av en duo i storform.

Virtuosic American bluegrass star comes to Poolen

Grammy-winning Billy Strings will play his biggest Danish concert to date on October 5 at Poolen. He’ll be bringing along songs from his latest critically acclaimed album Highway Prayers.

The American wonderkid, whose lightning-fast acoustic guitar playing brings to mind Lucky Luke’s gunslinging skills, received four glowing stars for his last performance in Denmark, praised for his “dizzying dexterity and miraculous sense of timing.”

Since his debut in 2017 with the album Turmoil & Tinfoil, Billy Strings has breathed new life into the bluegrass genre with his extraordinary virtuosity. That same year, Rolling Stone named him one of their “Top Ten New Country Artists to Know.” Billy Strings is both a proud torchbearer of bluegrass tradition and a bold innovator, blending in influences from psychedelic country, traditional country, classic guitar rock, and heavy metal. His unique talent is undeniable—he has won the Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album twice: in 2021 for the studio album Home, and earlier this year for the outstanding live album Live Vol. 1.

Virtuosic American bluegrass star comes to Royal Albert Hall

Grammy-winning Billy Strings will play his biggest Royal Albert Hall concert to date on October 7 at Royal Albert Hall. He’ll be bringing along songs from his latest critically acclaimed album Highway Prayers.

The American wonderkid, whose lightning-fast acoustic guitar playing brings to mind Lucky Luke’s gunslinging skills, received four glowing stars for his last performance in Denmark, praised for his “dizzying dexterity and miraculous sense of timing.”

Since his debut in 2017 with the album Turmoil & Tinfoil, Billy Strings has breathed new life into the bluegrass genre with his extraordinary virtuosity. That same year, Rolling Stone named him one of their “Top Ten New Country Artists to Know.” Billy Strings is both a proud torchbearer of bluegrass tradition and a bold innovator, blending in influences from psychedelic country, traditional country, classic guitar rock, and heavy metal. His unique talent is undeniable—he has won the Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album twice: in 2021 for the studio album Home, and earlier this year for the outstanding live album Live Vol. 1.

Virtuosic American bluegrass star comes to Royal Albert Hall

Grammy-winning Billy Strings will play his biggest National Stadium Dublin concert to date on October 7 at National Stadium Dublin. He’ll be bringing along songs from his latest critically acclaimed album Highway Prayers.

The American wonderkid, whose lightning-fast acoustic guitar playing brings to mind Lucky Luke’s gunslinging skills, received four glowing stars for his last performance in Denmark, praised for his “dizzying dexterity and miraculous sense of timing.”

Since his debut in 2017 with the album Turmoil & Tinfoil, Billy Strings has breathed new life into the bluegrass genre with his extraordinary virtuosity. That same year, Rolling Stone named him one of their “Top Ten New Country Artists to Know.” Billy Strings is both a proud torchbearer of bluegrass tradition and a bold innovator, blending in influences from psychedelic country, traditional country, classic guitar rock, and heavy metal. His unique talent is undeniable—he has won the Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album twice: in 2021 for the studio album Home, and earlier this year for the outstanding live album Live Vol. 1.