2012-2013
in an intimate concert setting in the region's finest theater.
At the West Virginia Culture Center, each seat is "the best in the house"!
American music at its best
Tickets are available.
Saturday evening:
- Tickets will be sold at the door.
- Theater lobby opens at 7 pm.
- Theater doors open at 7:30 pm.
- No reserved seats. Festival seating, first-come, first-served
2012-11-30
1 December 2012 • Saturday
8 pm
WV Culture Center
“The Steel Wheels break down some bluegrass stereotypes, bringing youth and thoughtfulness to a vibrant American art form.” — Rich Warren, Folkstage WFMT
"[The Steel Wheels] travel along a path through the listener’s ears and aim directly for the heart." - Dirty Linen
Bio
The Steel Wheels are truly an Americana band, rooted in musical styles that explore the territories between blues and bluegrass, old-time sing-alongs and foot-stompin' fiddle tunes. They are subtle innovators who respect the past but whistle their own tunes, layering in rich textures and decidedly modern energy to forge a new sound.
The band shines exceptionally in their live shows, and their palpable chemistry translates easily to their latest album, Red Wing, which garnered critics’ praise and was met with tremendous success on the radio. It spent 13 weeks on the Americana Music Association Top 40 radio charts, topping out at #15, as well as cracking the top 10 of the EuroAmericana charts. Red Wing ranked #70 of the top 100 Americana albums of 2010 and #2 of all independent releases (Americana Music Association).
Trent Wngler - vocals, guitar, banjo
Jay Lapp - mandolin, guitars, vocals
Brian Dickel - bass, vocals
Eric Brubaker - fiddle, vocals
TheSteelWheels.com
8 pm
WV Culture Center
“The Steel Wheels break down some bluegrass stereotypes, bringing youth and thoughtfulness to a vibrant American art form.” — Rich Warren, Folkstage WFMT
"[The Steel Wheels] travel along a path through the listener’s ears and aim directly for the heart." - Dirty Linen
Bio
The Steel Wheels are truly an Americana band, rooted in musical styles that explore the territories between blues and bluegrass, old-time sing-alongs and foot-stompin' fiddle tunes. They are subtle innovators who respect the past but whistle their own tunes, layering in rich textures and decidedly modern energy to forge a new sound.
The band shines exceptionally in their live shows, and their palpable chemistry translates easily to their latest album, Red Wing, which garnered critics’ praise and was met with tremendous success on the radio. It spent 13 weeks on the Americana Music Association Top 40 radio charts, topping out at #15, as well as cracking the top 10 of the EuroAmericana charts. Red Wing ranked #70 of the top 100 Americana albums of 2010 and #2 of all independent releases (Americana Music Association).
Trent Wngler - vocals, guitar, banjo
Jay Lapp - mandolin, guitars, vocals
Brian Dickel - bass, vocals
Eric Brubaker - fiddle, vocals
TheSteelWheels.com
Single Concert Tickets
Advance and at the door ...
Adult: $20
Senior: $15
Student: $10
Under 13: FREE
BUY ADVANCE TICKETS for one or more individual concerts.
Adult: $20
Senior: $15
Student: $10
Under 13: FREE
BUY ADVANCE TICKETS for one or more individual concerts.
Venue
WV Culture Center Theater
State Capitol Complex in Charleston, WV.
The venue is located intersection of Greenbrier Street [Exit 99 of I-64 / I-77] and Washington Street East.
Driving directions and map
State Capitol Complex in Charleston, WV.
The venue is located intersection of Greenbrier Street [Exit 99 of I-64 / I-77] and Washington Street East.
Driving directions and map
Contact Information
For more information about the FOOTMAD Concert Series contact us by email or telephone.