Bluegrass banjo standout Noam Pikelny brings together accomplished friends for this concert that promises virtuosity, playful and unbounded musicianship, and, if Pikelny’s self-deprecatingly hilarious YouTube outings are any indication, plenty of smiles and humor. 

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Noam Pikelny & Friends

Berklee College of Music

brings together accomplished friends for this concert that promises virtuosity, playful and unbounded musicianship, and, if Pikelny’s self-deprecatingly hilarious YouTube outings are any indication, plenty of smiles and humor.

Noam Pikelny and Friends

Experience the heart of bluegrass music with the Mighty Poplar concert at the Savannah Music Festival. This special performance, featuring the all-star roots project Mighty Poplar, will take place on Friday, April 12, from 8:30 pm to 10:10 pm at the Lucas Theatre for the Arts. The ensemble includes renowned musicians Andrew Marlin, Noam Pikelny, Chris Eldridge, and bassist Greg Garrison, who are celebrated for their exceptional talent and dedication to the essence of bluegrass music. Their performance promises a night of improvisation, joy, and a deep commitment to the moment that defines the true spirit of the genre.

Tickets are priced between $39 and $81, offering an accessible range for all attendees to experience this unique blend of talent and passion. The event is proudly sponsored by Mary & Patton Dugas and The Kennickell Group, with additional support from Jonathan Friedland, ensuring an unforgettable evening of music and community.

For more information and to secure your tickets, visit [https://tickets.scadboxoffice.com/5771/5807](https://tickets.scadboxoffice.com/5771/5807). Don't miss this opportunity to witness the magic of Mighty Poplar and the vibrant tradition of American Roots music at the Savannah Music Festival.

Mighty Poplar

Lucas Theatre For the Arts

Please join Caitlin Canty and special guests for a night of brand-new music from her upcoming release, Quiet Flame.

Canty's highly anticipated 4th studio album was produced by Chris Eldridge (Punch Brothers) and features an all-star backing band: Brittany Haas (fiddle), Sarah Jarosz (mandolin, banjo), and Paul Kowert (bass), along with special guests Andrew Marlin (vocals), & Noam Pikelny (banjo). Quiet Flame is Canty's first fully acoustic endeavor.

Caitlin Canty

Joe's Pub

The roster of Punch Brothers features five of the best players in modern bluegrass: Chris Thile on mandolin, Chris Eldridge on guitar, Brittany Haas on fiddle, Paul Kowert on bass, and Noam Pikelny on banjo. But for nearly two decades, the Punch Brothers have been breaking the boundaries of bluegrass, from the 40-minute suite that was the centerpiece of their debut in 2008 to a tradition-bending interpretation of a Tony Rice masterpiece in 2022. They have reworked Debussy and covered Fiona Apple, Radiohead, and Elliott Smith, but they have mostly written stunning and meticulous tunes that pair a conservatory worth of training with the élan and accessibility of their native form. Punch Brothers have been Spoleto favorites since their earliest days, when they were still building this intricate and ebullient sound. They return to Charleston to open the 2026 season of Live at the Cistern.

Noam Pikelny

Events

Upcoming events

May 24, 2026

Punch Brothers · Spoleto Festival USA

Past events

Mar 29, 2025

Noam Pikelny & Friends · Celebrity Series of Boston

Mar 29, 2025

Noam Pikelny and Friends · Berklee College of Music

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