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4-Hands Brewing Company is excited to welcome Show Me State Bluegrass Jam at the downtown brewery for the monthly Bluegrass Breakout, Saturday evening 1/31/26 from 7-9p!The warm up jam will be open to all. When enough grassers arrive we will breakout into smaller groups to take turns performing short jams on stage! Single mic set up.
The group with the best set will be awarded the coveted perpetual kick a$$ trophy. The trophy will be passed each month to a new group.
This is an opportunity for the intermediate and advanced players to team up, help spread their wings, and challenge each other by sharing/teaching songs from their bluegrass catalog. You may experience faster tempos, sweet harmonies, longer lead breaks, and newer/modern bluegrass tunes that will expand our repertoire. Acoustic instruments only.
Pickers are always welcome to pick off-stage and encouraged to learn the songs as they are introduced.
Don’t play an instrument? No problem! Bring your friend and/family to the brewery and watch some of the areas best bluegrass jam musicians in action!
Song examples:
Angeline The Baker (D); Arkansas Travler (D); Big Sciota (G); Blackberry Blossom (G); Big River (G); Can’t you Hear Me Calling (G); Cherokee Shuffle (A); Clinch Mt. Backstep(A); Cold Frosty Morn (A); Dear Old Dixie (G); Dooley (G); EMD (G); Foggy Mt. Breakdown (G); Gold Rush (A); I’ll Fly Away (G); John Hardy (G); Old Home Place (A/G); Red Haired Boy (A); Redwing (G); Salt Creek (A); Sitting On Top Of The World (A/G); Soldiers Joy (D); Temperance Reel (G), Whiskey Before Breakfast (D); White Freight-liner Blues (A/G); Will The Circle Be Unbroken (G); etc . . .
Food and beverage avaliable for purchase
FREE PARKING; NO COVER
Bluegrass Breakout dates:
1/31/26
2/28/26
Event may be canceled or rescheduled due to winter weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
4 Hands Brewing Company, 1220 S 8th St,St. Louis, Missouri, United States
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