ShadowGrass at Aggie Theatre

Shadowgrass LIVE at Washington's in Fort Collins' iconic Aggie theater, Thursday March 19th 2026. Doors 7:00 PM. Show 8:00 PM. We are excited to share that KRFC 88.9 FM and Maxline Brewing are sponsoring an evening of music that we are thrilled to be a part of - Shadowgrass, all original bluegrass quartet, are heading out on their Winter & Spring Tour 2026 and are thrilled to be sharing their music on stage with you! We've toured with and opened for some amazing national acts including Chris Thile, Railroad Earth, The Travelin’ McCourys, Sam Bush, The Grascals, Tim O Brien, and Chris Eldridge and more. We've toured from coast to coast, visiting so many amazing places and venues including Athens, Asheville, Nashville, Seattle, Eugene, Boulder, Boston, Brooklyn and so many more as well as festivals such as Newgrass Brews and more! You’ll join thousands of other enthusiastic bluegrass fans for this annual Thursday night slot at the iconic Washington’s in Fort Collins’ historic Aggie theater.

Shadowgrass

Bluegrass quintet Shadowgrass was founded in 2014 by three friends from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia: Clay Russell, Luke Morris and Kyser George. They won 2nd place at the 2014 Grayson County Fiddler’s Convention as a bluegrass quintet and we couldn’t look away from these friends of ours as they performed a few songs together as a quintet. We have been astonished by the incredible following they have developed due to their exceptional musicianship – their incredible picking and harmonies transport you away to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. We have showcased their songs “Creatures of Havoc”, “Mr. Charlie”, “On and On”, “John Hardy” and a wonderful version of “You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive”. Their 2024 release “All That Will” is an outstanding example of their development and artistry as bluegrass musicians while still remaining true to the roots of traditional bluegrass. The album features their unique covers of Elton John’s “Rich Girl” and the Piano version of “Slow Dancing in a Burning Room” by Coldplay as well as some of their original compositions such as “Carl’s Breakdown” and “Brushy Mountain Pen”. With each of the members of the group having received numerous awards and accolades for their individual and group accomplishments – they are truly ambassadors of bluegrass music and are introducing the genre to a new younger generation of bluegrass fans.

Aggie theater Information

204 S College Ave, Old Town Fort Collins Experience an unparalleled musical atmosphere in your own private section. Intimacy is what defines The Aggie, as its small size limits the audience to a maximum of 1,000. The proximity to the performers ensures an unobstructed connection. General Admission/ Standing Room with limited Seating Bar with Beer, Wine & Cocktails Open General Admission Standing Room with Limited Seating Plan to dine at one of the many fabulous restaurants in Old Town before a show here. Call the theater at (970) 482-8300 to reserve housing needs.

Parking Information

There is ample street parking surrounding The Lincoln. There is also parking available at the Oak Remington Lot and the Old Town Parking Garage. We encourage you to arrive early to secure a parking space.

Ticket Information

Tickets officially launched today and are available to purchase through a variety of retailers. But for now they can be purchased starting at $36. That’s a great price to get in to see a truly memorable event. You can buy e-tickets here or at the event venue. Click here to buy tickets.