Marty Stuart
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Marty Stuart
Since starting out singing gospel as a child, Stuart has spent over four decades celebrating American roots music
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Marty Stuart
This performance has unfortunately been cancelled
Why see Marty Stuart?
Veteran country music star Marty Stuart heads on tour
Marty Stuart has been dedicated to music almost his entire life. The country music star learnt how to play the guitar and mandolin as a child and began to perform with bluegrass group The Sullivan Family at just 12 years old. Now in his sixties, Stuart has 18 studio albums, five Grammy Awards and a Lifetime Achievement Award under his belt. He prepares to embark on a North American tour.
During his early years, Stuart played with Lester Flatt's band Nashville Grass before releasing his first album 'With A Little Help From My Friends' in 1978 and joining Johnny Cash's backing band. Today, Stuart is a celebrated figure in country music and is a member of the board of the Country Music Foundation.
Reviews
Customer reviews
3 reviews, average rating: (4.7 Stars)
Doug
Marty Stuart and the Superlatives in Jax
Great show by consummate professionals. Non-stop 120 min adventure into multiple music genres. Really enjoyed the way they shared vocal leads and switched up instruments. A show to see.
The venue is intimate, great sound and great view throughout the theater. ... Read more
pamH
Marty and superlatives deliver
First concert out of Covid . Marty and band had fun and sounded great. Excellent musicians and singers - wished he is played a bit longer . AMT aim Lancaster Pa is a wonderful venue . Good sound and not a bad seat in house ... Read more
Tom
Marty Stuart and the Superlatives at the Sheldon in St. Louis
Outstanding musicianship, possibly the best band in country music (or anything else, for that matter) today. I'm only giving this a 4 star rating because of the brevity of the show. They didn't do an electric set at all, so you didn't get to see (speaking as a guitarist) their most "flashy" stuff. What you did see was tremendous acoustic work, and Marty shared the stage with the entire band having a say in the proceedings. I really would have liked to see their electric set. They do some outrageous thinks like "Hillbilly Rock" and "Country Boy Rock n Roll", in which both Kenny Vaughan and Stuart just fly across dueling fretboards. Maybe next time, but this was still a better performance than you'll see 99.9% of the time you're out and about. Just amazing musicians. ... Read more
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