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Big Richard presented by the Ashland Folk Collective

Doors at 6 | Show from 7-10

No outside food or drinks

All ages show

Kids under 12 and under are free

Tickets are $30 | $35 at the door

The world-class musicians in Big Richard initially convened in 2021 for a festival date.

The quartet showed up to the one-off like it had been together for years and quickly graduated to club shows and dates. The musicians siphon from bluegrass, old time, classical, country, and pop. Bursting with jaw-dropping virtuosity; playfully irreverent stage banter; stunning four-part harmony; imaginative arrangements; a refreshingly eclectic repertoire; and a healthy dose of lady rage, Big Richard is poised to penetrate the Americana music world and beyond.

To date, the quartet has issued 3 singles, the Live from Telluride album, and it has new music on the way.

Guest: Caleb Caudle

Date & Time:

March 27, 2025 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Cost:

$30 – $35

Rogue Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship

87 Fourth Street
Ashland,97520

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