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Red Wine in Concert

University Park United Methodist Church
Dallas, TX

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NOTE: ADVANCE TICKET SALES HAVE ENDED, BUT TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR - $15 per person. Come on out!
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We are pleased to share a special evening with Red Wine, one of the premier bluegrass bands of Europe, at the University Park United Methodist Church on Thursday night, April 10!

Red Wine has been actively touring since 1978 with a style that embraces traditional and contemporary bluegrass, country, gospel, and a little swing. The band has played all over Europe, appearing at some of the major international festivals and venues in Italy, France, Switzerland, Germany, Ireland, Holland, Czech Republic and Austria, sharing the stage with major acts from the USA and Europe and gaining a strong following everywhere. Since 1995, Red Wine has also been touring the USA regularly, appearing at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival in San Francisco CA for three years in a row, at Wintergrass Acoustic Music Festival in Bellevue WA, at Uncle Pen's Memorial Festival in Bean Blossom, at Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival (Guthrie, OK), at Walnut Valley Festival in Winfield KS, the Bluegrass & Chili Festival in Claremore, OK, and much more. Come join us for this great night of bluegrass with an international flavor!

A portion of the proceeds from this event will benefit the non-profit 501c3 Bluegrass Heritage Foundation. The mission of the Bluegrass Heritage Foundation is to preserve and promote the heritage of bluegrass music in America, with a focus on promoting bluegrass music in Texas. The Foundation seeks to educate the public about this distinctly American form of music with roots in Irish, Scottish, and English traditional music through educational programs and workshops, public performances of bluegrass music, historic preservation efforts, and other similar programs. Find our more at www.BluegrassHeritage.org.