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Billy Strings Coming To Everett

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Billy Strings, a Grammy Award-winning bluegrass artist, will perform at Angel Of The Winds Arena in Everett, WA, on August 22, 2025, as part of his "2025 Summer Tour. " The concert starts at 7:30 PM, and tickets are already available for purchase, with a high likelihood of selling out. Strings is celebrated for his improvisational skills and masterful guitar work, having released four studio albums that showcase his unique style. After his Everett performance, he will head to Vancouver, Canada, further expanding his tour. This concert provides a significant opportunity for local fans to witness an electrifying live show from a genre-defining artist.

The venue, located in Downtown Everett, is set to host a memorable night for attendees. Strings' increasing popularity in the bluegrass genre underscores the importance of this event for local music enthusiasts. Don't miss the chance to see him perform live and experience his captivating artistry firsthand.

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