Idaho Bluegrass Association's Concert Series presents:<br/>Dry Buck @ 7pm<br/>The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys @ 8pm-10pm<br/>Tickets are $22 in advance, $25 at the door.<br/>Doors open at 6pm<br/>"Every so often a band comes around that knocks everybody’s socks off and gets people talking. I’d bet good money that you’re gonna really enjoy them, but I don’t want to take your money. Use it to listen to the PRB. I‘m putting my money on them."<br/>-Jim Lauderdale
In a flurry of steel guitar and raucous drum beats, Americana renaissance man Jim Lauderdale kicks off Game Changer his 35th full-length album with “That
You’ve probably heard the theory, popularized by Malcolm Gladwell, that there’s a magic threshold of 10,000 hours of cumulative practice that fosters excellence and success among artists, athletes and other purveyors of a craft. So maybe it’s not as true as social scientists once thought, but it is certainly intuitive that if a band was able to play live for people nearly every day for up to ten hours at a time, over years, that they’d grow tighter, sharper and more attuned to one another. It sure feels true with the Po’ Ramblin’ Boys.