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About The Avett Brothers

In 2001, talented siblings Scott and Seth Avett, who had been playing music together since childhood, joined forces with bassist Bob Crawford and emerged from Concord, North Carolina as The Avett Brothers. Using what was learned from their punk-inspired past, they became pioneers in the folk-rock scene, releasing their first album, Country Was, and heading out on tour to promote it.

By the end of 2003, they had developed a partnership with Dolph Ramseur, a local label owner who had become a fan and worked with them on the release of A Carolina Jubilee. Cellist Joe Kwon was added to the lineup in 2007, and their 2009 album, I and Love and You, marked a turning point. It was the first release to feature Mike Marsh on drums, and it soared to number one on the Billboard Folk Albums chart.

The Avett Brothers have garnered widespread recognition, including Americana Music Honors for Emerging Artist of the Year (2007) and Duo/Group of the Year (2011), as well as Best Americana Album Grammy nods for The Carpenter (2013) and True Sadness (2017). As they continue to tour and connect with fans worldwide, they remain steadfast innovators and beloved entertainers.

The Avett Brothers' Setlist

The Avett Brothers' sound blends folk, bluegrass, and country, adorned with rich harmonies and acoustic elegance. Their catalog is filled with lyrical narratives of love, regret, and redemption, a formula that has resonated deeply with fans seeking authenticity and emotional resonance. At a live show, you can look forward to a few of these setlist standards:

Head Full of Doubt/Road Full of Promise
Laundry Room
Talk on Indolence
Murder in the City
I and Love and You
Paranoia in B-Flat Major
Kick Drum Heart
Go to Sleep
Distraction #74
Live and Die

Live Moments That Made Headlines

When you see The Avett Brothers, you might notice that their performances feel like intimate gatherings, no matter how large or small the venue may be. Their raw energy and communal spirit transform each song into a shared experience, and these moments have delighted fans and generated buzz. These are among their most talked-about shows:

August 8, 2009: A homecoming event at Bojangles' Coliseum in Charlotte, North Carolina, included songs that spanned the first eight years of The Avett Brothers’ career. The venue added historic resonance to the performance, which was captured for the group’s third live album and first concert DVD, Live, Volume 3.
February 13, 2011: At the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards, The Avett Brothers performed "Head Full of Doubt/Road Full of Promise," before leading into a fabulous rendition of “Maggie’s Farm” with Mumford & Sons and Bob Dylan. The folk favorite was a highlight of the ceremony, which also marked the highly anticipated return of Bob Crawford after a brief hiatus.
October 24, 2018: The Avett Brothers debuted "Roses & Sacrifice" on Late Night with Seth Meyers. It was their first new song in over two years, and Seth Avett’s tenor tones blended perfectly with Scott Avett’s harmonica playing, making for a powerful live rendition that not only thrilled longtime fans but also earned new supporters.
August 29, 2020: Amidst pandemic-related lockdowns, The Avett Brothers offered a drive-in concert at the Charlotte Motor Speedway to promote their album The Third Gleam. Spectators got to see a live broadcast of the band driving to the stage, making social distancing seem less obtrusive as fans felt more connected to the band than ever before.
December 31, 2022: The Avett Brothers celebrated New Year’s Eve with a live concert at Bojangles' Coliseum in Charlotte, North Carolina, marking their first NYE live event in three years. The concert featured a dynamic setlist, special guest performances, and a collaboration with their father, emphasizing their musical heritage.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do Avett Brothers concerts last?

The length of a concert depends on the whole lineup, but The Avett Brothers usually play for about two hours, including 20–25 songs in a typical set. Search GoTickets.com for tickets to an upcoming show!

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Do The Avett Brothers tour?

The Avett Brothers tour and have appeared at Bonnaroo, Coachella, and the Newport Folk Festival. They have shared the stage with Mumford & Sons, Bob Dylan, John Prine, and Brandi Carlile.

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Are there any age restrictions for Avett Brothers concerts?

Avett Brothers concerts are generally open to all ages, although some locations may have their own requirements or specific restricted areas. Check the venue’s official website for the latest details.

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