Name: An Evening With Trey Anastasio Band
Start: 2025-11-21T19:30:00-05:00
Location: The Andrew J Brady Music Center

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Trey Anastasio Band has announced plans for a US headline tour, getting underway with a two-night stand at Denver, CO’s Mission Ballroom and will include a stop in Cincinnati, OH at The Andrew J Brady Music Center® on Friday, November 21.
Trey Anastasio Band features drummer Russ Lawton, bassist Dezron Douglas, and keyboardist Ray Paczkowski, percussionist Cyro Baptista, augmented by a full horn section, including trombonist/vocalist Natalie Cressman, tenor saxophonist/vocalist Kenneth Whalum, and trumpeter/vocalist Jennifer Hartswick.
ABOUT TREY ANASTASIO BAND
Over the past four decades, composer/guitarist/vocalist Trey Anastasio has forged a singular, multi-faceted career, winning acclaim and garnering accolades across myriad genres and disciplines, including rock, classical, musical theatre, and more. A founding member of Phish, Anastasio has released over two dozen studio and live albums as a solo artist as well as touring extensively on his own and with the Trey Anastasio Band, Classic TAB, Trey Anastasio Trio, and other iterations. Named by Rolling Stone among “The 250 Greatest Guitarists of All Time,” Anastasio has performed and collaborated with such artists as Bruce Springsteen, The Grateful Dead, Cher, Dave Matthews, Herbie Hancock, Carlos Santana, Toots and the Maytals, B.B. King, The Roots, and – as part of the trio Oysterhead – Les Claypool of Primus and Stewart Copeland of The Police. Anastasio has received three GRAMMY® Award nominations and, in 2013, received a Tony Award nomination for a Tony Award honoring his work co-writing the score for the Broadway musical Hands on a Hardbody. An accomplished composer and arranger, Anastasio has performed his original compositions with numerous symphonies, including The National Symphony Orchestra, The Boston Pops at Tanglewood, The New York Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall, and many more.
Since 2020, Anastasio – a lifelong philanthropist and advocate – has devoted much of his considerable energy in support of the Divided Sky Foundation (DSF), the 501c(3) non-profit organization he founded that year, dedicated to addiction recovery. In October 2020, Anastasio raised funds for Divided Sky by staging The Beacon Jams, an eight-week virtual residency presented live from New York City’s historic Beacon Theatre and streamed free exclusively via Twitch. A digital anthology compiling outstanding live performances from the residency was released in 2023; like the event itself, proceeds from the album benefit Divided Sky. In 2023, Anastasio established the Divided Sky Residential Recovery Program, the recently opened facility in Ludlow, Vermont, offering a non-clinical program anchored in the 12 Steps, emotional sobriety, and mindfulness.
The past half decade has seen Anastasio release a wide range of diverse releases, spanning 2020’s pandemic-era Lonely Trip, 2022’s Mercy (which marked his first-ever solo acoustic album), and 2023’s January, the latter of which saw him team with fellow Phish member Page McConnell for eight new originals largely written with acoustic guitar and synthesizers. In 2024, Anastasio continued his support of Divided Sky Foundation by releasing Atriums, a suite of instrumental guitar compositions originally conceived and recorded for Phish’s groundbreaking four-night run at Sphere in Las Vegas. 2025 is already proving to be another landmark year for Anastasio, with highlights thus far including a solo acoustic run and a very special TAB show supporting Dead & Company’s celebration of the Grateful Dead’s 60-year music legacy at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, CA.