“We have no idea who came up with this double bill – Toubab Krewe and the Infamous Stringdusters – but whoever created this tour is a genius,” said John Jeter, co-owner and talent buyer at the Handlebar. “We've played the Handlebar probably four times or so,” said Luke Quaranta, the percussionist for Toubab Krewe. The best part of playing live for Quaranta, at the Handlebar or anywhere else, is sharing his “passion” and “seeing how it is reflected back to you through the crowd's eyes. “It's a good room, sounds good, lots of room for folks to dance, but I like that people can also sit and enjoy the music. handlebar-online. Where: The Handlebar, 304 E. Stone Ave. Their sets are rich with countrified folk and boot-stomping jamgrass, and the energy coming off the stage is matched only by the energy coming off the crowd -- lots of dancing, singing along, and all manner of hooting and hollering. Facts Who: Toubab Krewe and Infamous Stringdusters.
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