Two of Nashville’s most respected musicians and creators are joining together for a limited number of intimate live shows this holiday season!

Ross Holmes and Carl Miner are two musicians that you’ve probably already heard, but don’t even know it.

Holmes, a native Texan, has contributed performances and arrangements to nearly 300 albums, including a GRAMMY win for Mumford & Son’s 2012 release “Babel”. He has also been a staple performing member of Mumford & Sons, Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemaker’s, Warren Haynes’ Ashes & Dust, and is currently history's youngest member of the iconic Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Ross is also an accomplished solo performer and composer who recently released “Not Very Good at Winning”; an impressive collection of traditional Texas-style fiddle instrumentals arranged for solo fiddle.

Miner, a native Oregonian, is one of Nashville's most respected session musicians and instrumentalists, and was the 1999 National Flatpicking Guitar Champion as a teen. Carl’s musicianship can be heard behind iconic artists ranging from Trisha Yearwood to Boyz II Men, and has been nominated twice for The Academy of Country Music's "Musician of The Year” award.

Between the two of them, millions of records have been sold, and thousands of miles have been traveled, but now their roads have merged, and have led them to the Northeast for a limited number of intimate duo shows that you won’t want to miss!

Doors open at 6pm and show will begin at 7pm. Tickets are $10 advance and at the door.