Concerts!
There’s a secret hide-away for music lovers tucked deep inside a little unassuming music shop.
Located 4,4oo feet above sea level, a smallish city called Reno (ˈriːnoʊ/ REE-noh) sits in the High Eastern Sierra foothills, in the Truckee River valley surrounded by pine treed majestic mountains on one side and wild horse, sage sprinkled hills on the other. A relatively fertile high desert land, once home to the Paiute, Washoe and Western Shoshone Indians, now bustling with international business’s, miles of concrete, sprawling developments and jingling neon clad casinos, Reno has it all …
Including a special stage where Top Shelf artists come to play.
Made expressly for presenting Traditional and Folk music artists of merit and heritage value, concerts inside Heritage Hall command the admiration of music connoisseurs and culture enthusiasts alike. Always an amazing experience!
Congratulations ~You’ve found the treasure!
Coming at ya ~ REAL BLUEGRASS!
Long time waiting…and for GOOD REASON! You deserve GOOD BLUEGRASS ~ And Good Bluegrass is always worth waiting for!
Introducing MONROE CROSSING!!
Unadulterated and formidable Bluegrass with an endless list of awards and honors, Monroe Crossing, hailing from Minnesota, performs an electrifying blend of classic bluegrass, originals and some surprising selections outside the box.
Named in honor of Bill Monroe, the Father of Bluegrass Music, their musicianship is superb and on-stage rapport entertaining. Over 25 years of picking together, making their mark on stages worldwide, 17 albums under their belt, the respect of their mastery is well deserved by bluegrass connoisseurs and non-bluegrass audiences alike.
You’ll enjoy each lucious note and storyline that seeps in and holds you firm,,,,like wet clothing in a warm summer rain!
Guaranteed!
Monroe Crossing stays fairly constant in their personnel lineup keeping their style tight and comfortable. Members are Lisa Fuglie (fiddle, mandolin, guitar and prolific songwriter), Art Blackburn (guitar), Matt Thompson (mandolin, fiddle) and Mark Anderson (bass) and Graham Sones on Banjo.
Traditional as it should be, these artists love what they do to the very core and you will too.
Since Monroe Crossing’s concerts are always a Sell-out, we’ve moved their show to the wonderful St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Sparks. The perfect place where many great concerts happen and that we’re so grateful for.
See you there!