Fantastic local bluegrass band is a comin to the JCA for a special Valenines day concert. Bring your sweetie or yourself and your dancing shoes!

This is gonna be FUN!

With the quintessential bluegrass instrumentation of fiddle, banjo,
mandolin, acoustic guitar, and upright bass, Whiskey Gulch delivers
blistering instrumentals, highly crafted arrangements, and
soul-shattering harmonies. California's northernmost bluegrass band is
composed of five uniquely talented musicians, all with a common yearning
for that perfect sound created by acoustic instruments and human voices.
Hailing from the scattered faraway realms of Siskiyou County, each
bandmate contributes a unique style and perspective to the group.
Diverse musical backgrounds including jazz, classical, folk, and punk
rock combine into the lively, fun, intricate and precise sound of
Whiskey Gulch.

Butcher, baker, and banjo picker Jake Stapley has a mastery of many
instruments and a deep background in jazz music as a pianist and drummer.

Sam Cuenca (mandolin) is always the first to call if you need a sideman
for a gig. He excels at vocal harmonies and wild mandolin solos, and
plays the most perfect bass lines.

Kevin Andras (guitar) is known for wearing out his musical friends with
marathon jams. With tireless fingers and a deep catalog of songs to
sing, he keeps it going 'til the sun comes up.

Tristan Behm (bass), widely known for his Sundown Poaching, holds down
the groove and contributes his fine voice to the "Pretty Boys" vocal
section of the group.

Julie May (fiddle) has been playing since she was a little kid, touring
the country with the Fiddle Kids and competing in fiddle contests. She
brings to the group a deep understanding of rhythm and melody.