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In case you didn’t think there was such a thing as progressive acoustic music, Nickel Creek are here to prove otherwise. And in case you don’t think that sounds like a genrre that’s all that viable in commercial terms, consider this, too; the trio’s self-titled album - produced by Alison Krauss - went platinum in the U.S., and they also won a Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk Album in 2003. They’d secured a place for themselves as the titans of their genre, but in 2007, they chose to disband so that their individual members could pursue other interests; Sara Watkins, for instance, went on tour with The Decemberists. Earlier this year, though, the three-piece announced that they planned to release a new album, A Dotted Line, at the start of April, followed by a U.S. tour to support it. They’re in the thick of that as we speak, playing with a stripped-down lineup and affording equal representation to each of their albums across the setlists. Their next step is to schedule some European dates, where their fanbase is considerably more niche; if intimate solo shows that Sara Watkins played on these shores during their break are anything to go by, though, there’s certainly an audience for them here.

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Live Review: Nickel Creek + Lau Noah, Union Chapel, London, 27th January 2023

The first sign of the wild enthusiasm that greeted Nickel Creek’s first UK show in 20 years was the queue outside the Union Chapel as the temperature plunged towards 2 degrees Celsius on a dark January evening. At 6.30pm when the doors opened – a full hour before showtime – this line of ticket-holders stretched more than 150 metres along Compton Terrace and almost to the end of the road. One of the few drawbacks of this wonderful building as a music venue is the lack of numbered seating. If you want to be near the front at a popular show, you have to arrive madly early. The downstairs pews were almost full by the time we got inside, so we went upstairs and had a great view from the front row of the balcony.

The next sign of how much Nickel Creek have been missed was the wave of a-cheerin’ and a-whoopin’ and a-hollerin’ as they mounted the Union Chapel stage for the first time since October 16, 2002 (I was there then, too). Their grins of surprise and delight at such a rapturous welcome stayed in place for the whole night. As lead singer and mandolin player Chris Thile pointed out later, this was “our first proper show in four years” and they could not have wished for a better reception.

Nickel Creek, who first got together as child bluegrass prodigies in 1989, have taken several long breaks since their purple patch from 2000 to 2006. Chris Thile has run a parallel career with the Punch Brothers while playing and recording with everyone from Dolly Parton and Jack White to cellist Yo Yo Ma. Fiddle player Sara Watkins and her guitarist brother Sean also keep busy with side and solo projects, together and apart. These include a fabulous 2021 album by Sara called ‘ Under The Pepper Tree’ , which is aimed at families and children.

But now the old gang is back together and in March they release ‘ The Celebrants ’, the first Nickel Creek studio album since 2014. Friday’s audience heard the first live performance of the title track, along with current single ‘ Strangers ’.

I have only vague memories of their 2002 concert, but it was clear that the assured and confident forty-somethings who burst on to the stage had benefited from the two decades of experience in between. Chris and Sara put their whole bodies into performing  – jumping and stamping and bouncing on the boards while playing intricate instrumental runs, then zooming back to their mics to sing pitch-perfect harmonies. Alongside touring bass player Jeff Picker, Sean Watkins is the calm centre of this musical storm, anchoring the sound with his 1940s Gibson LG (a gift from Jackson Browne).

They kicked off with ‘’ When In Rome’ ’, the opener from their 2005 album ‘Why Should The Fire Die ’, and in a set that lasted just short of two hours they played 24 numbers, mostly sticking to the three-album series that began in 2000 with their Alison Krauss produced breakthrough. Another two new songs also featured, and it sounds like the forthcoming album will favour more complex vocal harmonies along with an almost classical feel in places. The moments when Jeff played bowed bass under Sara’s expressive fiddle lines were the most musically delicious of the evening.

The main set finished with long-time audience favourite ‘ The Fox ’, then after a short but deafening bout of clapping, cheering and stamping they came back for two more numbers, finishing the show unamplified at the front of the stage with the beautiful ballad ‘ When You Come Back Down ’.

If there’s any doubt as to how much we loved this show at the Union Chapel, the first thing I did the next morning was to book tickets for their next UK concert, which had just been announced. This will be at the much larger Barbican Hall on September 1st.

The support artist was singer-songwriter Lau Noah. I hadn’t checked her out in advance and was pleasantly surprised by the originality of her songs, underpinned by beautifully played guitar in a traditional Spanish style. I’m tempted to reach for the word flamenco here, but purists might dispute that. Born in Catalan Spain and based in New York, she sings in both Spanish and English and I really liked her voice. She has her own London show at Kings Place (Hall Two) on Friday, 10th February.

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• When in Rome Play Video
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• Destination Play Video
• This Side Play Video
• Rest of My Life Play Video
• Scotch & Chocolate Play Video
• Reasons Why Play Video
• Celebrants ( Live debut ) Play Video
• Strangers ( Live debut ) Play Video
• Cuckoo's Nest Play Video
• Out of the Woods ( Sinéad Lohan  cover) Play Video
• Green and Gray ( First time live in concert since 2005 ) Play Video
• 21st of May Play Video
• Going Out... ( live debut ) Play Video
• Where the Long Line Leads ( live debut ) Play Video
• Somebody More Like You Play Video
• The Lighthouse's Tale Play Video
• First and Last Waltz Play Video
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• Tomorrow Is a Long Time ( Bob Dylan  cover) Play Video
• Hayloft ( Mother Mother  cover) Play Video
• The Fox Play Video
• Smoothie Song Play Video
• When You Come Back Down ( Tim O’Brien  cover) ( acoustic ) Play Video

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• Cuckoo's Nest
• Ode to a Butterfly
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• The Lighthouse's Tale
• First and Last Waltz
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• When in Rome
• Going Out...
• Where the Long Line Leads
• Hayloft by Mother Mother
• Out of the Woods by Sinéad Lohan
• Tomorrow Is a Long Time by Bob Dylan
• When You Come Back Down by Tim O’Brien
• 21st of May
• Destination
• Rest of My Life
• Green and Gray
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Nickel Creek Perform Saturday Interstate Headline Set at The Long Road Festival 2023

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Walking into the Interstate Stage Tent on Saturday night of The Long Road Festival 2023, you'd be greeted by darkness.

Such darkness can only be perturbed by light, and such light tonight could only be generated by Nickel Creek; one of, if not the , most creative yet approachable groups around.

In an hour and 15 minutes, they provide the set of the weekend so far - a career-spanning performance that confounds the standard tradition of bluegrass by encompassing the emotional crux of pop sensibility for something bold, unnervingly effortless and wholly enrapturing.

It feels obscenely understated to say that the group rip on their respective instruments - not at all in a showy nature, but for celebratory and joyous purposes, as a gift to those in attendance. Straight from the frenetic Celebrants cut, 'Where the Long Line Leads', they produce something catchy and danceable - each of the trio taking a turn to deliver a creative and expansive solo within a playful five-minute cut.

Just as you think you are slinking into something jaunty and wholesome, the trio will whirl up something melodically expansive as 'Going Out...'. Vocally controlled by harmonic "ahhs", both band and crowd lose themselves in the theatrical narrative, driven on a suspenseful journey that would be positively disturbed by the spoken word.

Before long, it's the crowd's turn to participate, offering the rhythmic handclaps for the confounding reverie of their recent title track, 'Celebrants'. The trio are appreciative, frequently each taking a turn at the front of the stage to offer an equally eclipsing solo that never loses sight of its intention - to gratify in its escapism.

It's a rollercoaster when watching Nickel Creek - their songs can be expansive yet pass by in the blink of an eye, their enigmatic harmonies blessing songs that can be both super candid and vulnerable while also built around a sprawling story.

The fact they can pull off a sweeping narrative like 'The Lighthouse's Tale' and have the whole crowd either with their jaws on the floor or singing along with utmost devotion is telling of their capability in both songwriting and performing.

"It's such a beautiful vibe with that wood smoke in the air", Shaun Watkins proclaims before 'Strangers', as the smell of embers penetrates the air throughout the tent. It's both tangible and fitting... the earthy and all-encompassing smell making you feel all the more present for each new turn the group take.

"It's fun as hell camping with you this weekend!" Chris Thile declares, both the unofficial conductor and most excitable of three seemingly very content musicians. They spontaneously joke with the crowd and each other throughout the set; "You guys should look into some sheep and cows around here", Sean Watkins observes, jokingly taking in the unfamiliar greenery of the English countryside.

"Thank you for rolling with this madness", Thile offers to the - by this point capacity - crowd, as they close out with their beguiling 2000 cut, 'The Fox'. "It's a cautionary tale about owning livestock", he adds nonchalantly, before they deliver us one last final piece to leave aghast with.

It's been a busy 2023 for the immensely popular trio. They released their seventh studio album, Celebrants , in March, before heading out on a wide-reaching International and US Tour.

The band are continuing their 2023 UK tour following The Long Road Festival, playing Towersey Festival in Buckingham, before pulling up for headline shows in Manchester, Dublin and London, where they are performing at the famous Barbican theatre.

The group are also set to host a three-night residency at the Ryman Auditorium in September, with special guests including Aoife O'Donovan and Hawktail.

The band close out their 2023 touring schedule in October, headlining The Moody Theater in Austin, TX on October 21st with Monica Martin in support.

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Taken from their performance at The Long Road festival in Leicestershire, UK on Saturday 26th August, 2023.

• Where The Long Line Leads
• Going Out...
• Reasons Why
• Instrumental
• Destination
• The Lighthouse's Tale
• Scotch and Chocolate
• 21st of May
• When in Rome

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Americana icons Nickel Creek have announced that they will hit the road this spring, embarking on the group’s first tour since 2014. The extensive national run will follow the March 24 release of Celebrants –the band’s fifth studio project and first new album in nine years–and will include stops across the U.S. as well as several festival appearances. 

The Grammy-nominated trio–mandolinist Chris Thile, violinist Sara Watkins and guitarist Sean Watkins–will start things off in Cincinnati with an April 15 show at the Andrew J Brady Music Center. Then, they will work their way through the Northeast with appearances in Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Maine, and Massachusetts. On April 27, the trio will head down to Nashville, Tenn., for three sold-out nights at the historic Ryman Auditorium, where they will be joined by special guest Aoife O’Donovan. Nickel Creek’s national sweep will continue through May and into June, with concerts across the East Coast and Midwest. The U.S. tour will wrap up in Colorado after a three-night stand at the Telluride Bluegrass festival on June 15 through June 17.  

Notable venues for Nickel Creek’s 2023 run include Pittsburgh’s Byham Theater, Boston’s MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park, Philadelphia’s The Fillmore, New York’s The Rooftop at Pier 17, Atlanta’s The Eastern, Chicago’s Salt Shed, Milwaukee’s Riverside Theater and Kansas City’s Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts.

Guatemalan singer-songwriter Gaby Moreno will perform as a special guest for most of the tour, excluding Nickel Creek’s festival appearances as well as the group’s Charlottesville, Va., (May 1) and York, Pa. (May 3) shows, which will feature support from the instrumental quartet Hawktail.  

Tickets and “Celebrants Club” VIP packages will be available for pre-sale starting tomorrow, Feb. 8, at 10 a.m.  General ticket sales will begin this Friday, Feb. 10, at 10 a.m. on the Nickel Creek website . Additional dates and updated venue information will also be posted on their website.  

Scroll to view the current 2023 tour schedule below. 

Nickel Creek Confirmed 2023 Tour Dates

April 15—Andrew J Brady Music Center* —Cincinnati, Ohio

April 17—Byham Theater*—Pittsburgh, Pa.

April 18—College Street Music Hall*—New Haven, Conn.

April 20—Capitol Center for the Arts*—Concord, N.H.

April 21—State Theatre*– Portland, Maine

April 22–MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park* –Boston, Mass.

April 23—The Fillmore*–Philadelphia, Pa.

April 25—Avondale Brewing Co*—Birmingham, Ala.

April 27—Ryman Auditorium* (SOLD OUT)—Nashville, Tenn.

April 28—Ryman Auditorium* (SOLD OUT)—Nashville, Tenn.

April 29—Ryman Auditorium* (SOLD OUT)—Nashville, Tenn.

April 30—MerleFest––Wilkesboro, N.C.

May 1—Ting Pavilion‡—Charlottesville, Va.

May 3—Appell Center for the Performing Arts‡—York, Pa.

May 4—The Rooftop at Pier 17‡—New York, N.Y.

May 31—Spoleto Festival—Charleston, S.C.

June 2—The Eastern*—Atlanta, Ga.

June 3—Peace Center*—Greenville, S.C.

June 4—Railbird Festival (SOLD OUT)—Lexington, Ky.

June 6—E.J. Thomas Hall*—Akron, Ohio

June 8—Venue TBA*—Grand Rapids, Mich.

June 9—The Salt Shed*—Chicago, Ill.

June 10—Riverside Theater*—Milwaukee, Wis.

June 11—The Factory at The District*—Chesterfield, Mo.

June 13—Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts*—Kansas City, Mo.

June 15-17—Telluride Bluegrass Festival (SOLD OUT) —Telluride, Colo.

September 1—Barbican Centre—London, U.K.

September 8-10—Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion—Bristol, Tenn.

*with special guest Gaby Moreno

†with special guest Aoife O’Donovan

‡with special guest Hawktail

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Nickel Creek Extend 2023 Headlining Tour — See the Dates

Bluegrass trio Nickel Creek has added a new set of tour dates in support of their highly anticipated comeback record,  Celebrants , ahead of its release this Friday, March 24.

Last month, members  Chris Thile ,  Sara Watkins  and  Sean Watkins  unveiled an extensive set of tour dates that kick off in mid-April. Now, after many of those dates have already sold out, the band has booked a new stretch of performances across the U.S. in both July and October.

The tour includes stops in Portland, Detroit, Denver, Dallas and two nights in Los Angeles before ending with a stop in Austin, Texas, on Oct. 21. These appearances will include support from Aoife O’Donovan, Gaby Moreno, Hawktail and Monica Martin on select dates.

Tickets for these new tour dates listed below will go on sale this Friday, March 24, at 10 AM local time. A special limited pre-sale will begin tomorrow, March 22, at 10 AM local time. You can find additional information on ticketing options at Nickel Creek's  official website .

Nickel Creek's Newly Added 2023 Tour Dates:

July 7 - Portland, Ore. @ Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall + July 8 - Bend, Ore. @ Hayden Homes Amphitheater + July 11- Reno, Nev. @ Grand Sierra Resort + July 12 - Salt Lake City, Utah @ Venue TBA + July 15 - St. Paul, Minn. @ Palace Theatre † July 18 - Detroit, Mich. @ Masonic Cathedral Theatre † July 19 -Toronto, Ont. @ Danforth Music Hall † July 21- Raleigh, N.C. @ North Carolina Museum of Art † July 22 -Wilmington, N.C. @ Greenfield Lake Amphitheater † July 24 - Union Hall, Va. @ The Coves Amphitheater † July 27 - LaFayette, N.Y. @ Break & Skiff Apple Orchards † Oct. 6 - Oakland, Calif. @ Fox Theater ‡ Oct. 10 -Los Angeles, Calif. @ The Theatre at Ace Hotel ‡ Oct. 11 - Los Angeles, Calif. @ The Theatre at Ace Hotel ‡ Oct. 13 - San Diego, Calif. @ The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park ^ Oct. 14 - Mesa, Ariz. @ Ikeda Theater at Mesa Arts Center + Oct. 15 - Las Vegas, Nev. @ Brooklyn Bowl + Oct. 17 - Albuquerque, N.M. @ Revel Entertainment Center + Oct. 18 - Denver, Colo. @ The Mission Ballroom + Oct. 19 - Salina, Kan. @ Stiefel Theater + Oct. 20 - Dallas, Texas @ Majestic Theatre + Oct. 21 - Austin, Texas @ Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park +

*with special guest Gaby Moreno ‡with special guest Hawktail +with special guest Monica Martin †with special guest Aoife O’Donovan ^with special guest TBA

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