On February 12th, TempleLive Cleveland Masonic was set ablaze by an unforgettable night of music as The Hooten Hallers, Jake Vaadeland and The Sturgeon River Boys, and the acclaimed bluegrass outfit, The Dead South, took the stage.
The atmosphere was electric as fans eagerly awaited the start of the show, knowing they were in for a treat with such a diverse lineup. Kicking off the evening, Jake Vaadeland and The Sturgeon River Boys brought their unique blend of bluegrass and folk to the stage, warming up the crowd with their soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics.
Next up were The Hooten Hallers, whose gritty blend of blues, punk, and folk had the audience on their feet from the very first note. John Randall's gravelly vocals cut through the air, perfectly complemented by Andy Rehm's thunderous drumming and masterful instrumentation. Each song resonated with passion and soul, leaving a lasting impression on everyone in attendance.
And then, as anticipation reached its peak, The Dead South took the stage, delivering a performance that was nothing short of spectacular. With their infectious energy and virtuosic musicianship, the Canadian bluegrass band had the crowd singing and dancing along to every song.
Throughout the night, from the soulful tunes of Jake Vaadeland and The Sturgeon River Boys to the electrifying performances of The Hooten Hallers and The Dead South, the concert was a testament to the transformative power of music. For those lucky enough to witness it, it was a night they would never forget, filled with magic, energy, and unforgettable performances.
The full concert gallery can be found here below.
