Mile Twelve
Berklee Performance Center
136 Massachusetts Ave
Boston, MA 02115
Mar 12, 2019
7:30 PM EDT
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About this concert
Celebrating the first 10 years of the Berklee American Roots Music Program, this extraordinary concert welcomes back some amazing musicians who passed through Berklee College of Music during the program’s first decade, as well as some of the incredible bands that got their start here.
Hear Sierra Hull ’11 and Molly Tuttle B.M. ’14, the Lonely Heartstring Band, Mile Twelve, the Goodbye Girls, Twisted Pine, and Molsky’s Mountain Drifters, and many others. The concert is produced by Matt Glaser, artistic director of the American Roots Music Program.
Admission: $15 / $20 in advance / $20 / $25 day of show
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Ron
November 12th 2022
Mile Twelve keeps getting better and better. Tonight’s performance was the best show we’ve seen to date. Every member brings something very special to the group. Great musicians and terrific original songs with a few covers thrown in. Packed house with an appreciative and enthusiastic audience! Loved it!
Saratoga Springs, NY@Caffè Lena
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Mile Twelve Biography
Mile Twelve, Boston’s modern string band, is back in motion. From the first manic downbeat of their virtuosic new record, Close Enough to Hear, you’ll discover a band that is ready to explode from a restless pandemic-induced hiatus. You’ll hear the same warmth and innovation that earned the band IBMA’s 2019 Album of the Year nomination and 2020 New Artist of the Year Award, and that’s gained them an international reputation as one of the most dynamic bands in contemporary acoustic music. Heard as a whole, Close Enough to Hear displays the vast creative potential of the bluegrass quintet — banjo (BB Bowness), mandolin (Korey Brodsky), fiddle (Ella Jordan), acoustic guitar (Evan Murphy) and upright bass (Nate Sabat) — in the hands of world-class musicians.
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