Tuesday, 20 September 2011
"Thile emphasises the guitar-like qualities of his instrument – ideal for the middle three movements of Bach’s Partita in D Minor that followed – but added a banjo-like twang for a brief, breathtaking and raucous display of traditional virtuosity themed, he said, “on the inherent tastiness of rabbits”. Mike Hobart of the Financial Times reviews Chris Thile's show with Brad Mehldau at the Wigmore in London here.
Press Round Up – May 8, 2012
Punch Brothers are in London, where they played at Scala last night and will perform on Later Live .... read more »
Press Round Up – April 26, 2012
Punch Brothers have brought their US headlining tour to New York City for a sold-out show at The T... read more »
Press Round Up – April 18, 2012
Punch Brothers have launched the second leg of their North American tour featuring music from their ... read more »
Press Round Up - March 9, 2012
As was noted earlier this week, Punch Brothers are featured in a "Talk of the Town" piece in this we... read more »
Press Round Up – March 5, 2012
Prior to heading out on tour, the band spent some time with The New Yorker’s Alec Wilkinson for a... read more »
Punch Brothers are in London, where they played at Scala last night and will perform on Later Live .... read more »
Press Round Up – April 26, 2012
Punch Brothers have brought their US headlining tour to New York City for a sold-out show at The T... read more »
Press Round Up – April 18, 2012
Punch Brothers have launched the second leg of their North American tour featuring music from their ... read more »
Press Round Up - March 9, 2012
As was noted earlier this week, Punch Brothers are featured in a "Talk of the Town" piece in this we... read more »
Press Round Up – March 5, 2012
Prior to heading out on tour, the band spent some time with The New Yorker’s Alec Wilkinson for a... read more »
