Of the album, Associated Press proclaims, “it is his creative musical storytelling, paired with solid vocals on Home that should seal the deal, pleasing fans of the genre and creating some new ones…the perfect blend of pure talent and pluck,” while The Wall Street Journal declares, “Billy Strings has clearly emerged as a premier guitar flatpicker of this era.” Moreover, Strings and the album topped Billboard’s 2020 year-end chart in both Bluegrass categories: Top Bluegrass Albums Artists and Top Bluegrass Albums Titles. Deja Vu Services, Inc 7451 Eastgate Road Henderson, NV, 89011.
Out now on Rounder Records, Home was produced by Glenn Brown (Greensky Bluegrass) and furthers Strings’ reputation as “one of string music’s most dynamic young stars” (Rolling Stone).
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Next month’s event continues a breakthrough series of years for Strings, who is nominated for Best Bluegrass Album at the 63rd GRAMMY Awards for his critically acclaimed new record, Home. I am super excited for what is going to happen, it feels like a good moment to have a Déjà Vu Experiment.” He personifies the idea of taking genres of music like Bluegrass and Rock and Roll and pushing their boundaries into new areas, in a similar way that Jerry Garcia did 50 years ago. Of the event, owner of The Capitol Theatre, Peter Shapiro, shares, “Inviting Billy to perform the same six dates that the Dead played in 1971 was in our mind from the beginning, more than a year ago.
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Full details on the experiment can be found at. This experiment is a hypothesis that the collective mind has the power to tap into extrasensory perception and manifest connection. Concerts in the age of streaming beg fans to transport their mind to feel connected to a live performance when we cannot physically be together.
Strings’ “The Déjà Vu Experiment” is aiming to similarly tap into a sense of clairvoyance and togetherness by asking the streaming audience to use their minds to collectively “see” and send imagery to special guest receivers. During the 1971 shows, the Grateful Dead conducted ESP Experiments, prompting fans in the audience to focus on imagery shown by the band and telepathically send the imagery to a test subject. As a nod to those historic shows, Strings plans “The Déjà Vu Experiment,” in which the band hopes to tap into the musicianship and fearlessness that the Grateful Dead did 50 years ago, unlocking improvisational boundaries of music and psychedelia in a familiar yet unique way. It is no coincidence that these dates coincide with the 50th anniversary of the Grateful Dead’s legendary six-night run at The Cap in 1971. A portion of all proceeds will benefit two organizations: The Rex Foundation and Backline.
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And let’s not forget that from 3:00am until 6:00am the girls put their clothes back on and the location turns into “Flow” an after hours BYOB with a strict dress code and couples dancing around the room and on stage.Billy Strings launches a special six-night event, “The Déjà Vu Experiment,” broadcasting live from Port Chester, NY’s The Capitol Theatre February 18, 19, 20, 21, 23 and 24.īroadcasting live each night at 9:00pm ET, the first and last performances of the series will be available to view for free via The Relix Channel on Twitch, while tickets for the four additional shows can be purchased now at FANS. In house are four VIP areas in each corner of the room, with an obstructed view of the large main stage. And since it’s gala grand opening way back in 1989, the Tennessee locale has packed the house night after night with the steamiest entertainers in the land.
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