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An Evening with Chris Robinson Brotherhood

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Ready for one of the coolest intimate music experiences happening in Connecticut this year? Chris Robinson Brotherhood. Stop in for a night of incredible tunes that push the boundaries of Rock n’ Roll.  With a psychedelic flavor and some great jams too, this is a show you cannot miss. This will sell out – grab a pair of tickets today!

Chris Robinson Brotherhood - $175 Meet & Greet Package

• One premium reserved ticket located in the first 10 rows 
• VIP early entry into the venue
• Exclusive preshow meet & greet with The CRB
• Personal photograph with The CRB
• Collectible Chris Robinson Brotherhood tour poster autographed by The CRB (limited print)
• Autographed lyric print
• Chris Robinson Brotherhood rolling tray
• Chris Robinson Brotherhood grinder
• Chris Robinson Brotherhood lighter
• Official meet & greet laminate
• Commemorative Magik Carpet VIP ticket
• On-site VIP host
• Very limited availability

 

Chris Robinson Brotherhood

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Artist Bio

The CRB (as they are affectionately known by fans) made an immediate impact upon their boldly unconventional debut in early 2011. They embarked on close to 50 shows over nine weeks in California before ever leaving the Golden State. In fact, they’d wait until 2012 to truly introduce themselves nationally with the release of two sprawling studio albums: Big Moon Ritual (June 2012) and The Magic Door (September 2012), which showcase a freewheeling improvisational chemistry. The band: Robinson (vox / guitar), Neal Casal (guitar / vox), Adam Macdougall (keys), Tony Leone (drums) and Mark Dutton (bass) — would further develop their identity as a self-defined “farm to table psychedelic rock band” over a 118-show stretch. Late 2013 saw the fruits of this labor forever captured by legendary tape priestess, Betty Cantor-Jackson (Grateful Dead), on the eight-sided limited-edition vinyl release Betty’s S.F. Blends Volume 1, which documented a glorious five night run the previous December at San Francisco’s famed Great American Music Hall.

Only momentarily content with their auspicious rise, the Brotherhood reconvened with producer Thom Monahan (Vetiver, Beachwood Sparks, Devendra Banhart) shortly thereafter to record yet another set of ten songs that would become the 2014 release, Phosphorescent Harvest. Where Robinson had been the primary instigator behind the 14 compositions that populated the band’s first two releases, this latest effort documents his burgeoning songwriting partnership with Neal Casal.

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