Twisted Pine at the Brighton Music Hall
December 6, 2023 - On a chilly night December night, the Brighton Music Hall was ablaze with the warm, vibrant sounds of Twisted Pine, a band that effortlessly blends bluegrass, folk, and indie rock that captivates the soul.
Gary Alpert
— 2 min read
The intimate setting of Brighton Music Hall proved to be the perfect backdrop for an evening filled with musical prowess, heartfelt lyrics, and a sense of camaraderie that enveloped both the stage and the audience.
As the lights dimmed and the crowd welcomed the band with thunderous applauds, Twisted Pine took the stage, kicking off the night with an electrifying energy that set the tone for the entire performance. The quartet, consisting of Kathleen Parks (fiddle), Dan Bui (mandolin), Chris Sartori (bass), and Anh Phung (flute), immediately showcased their instrumental dexterity, seamlessly weaving intricate melodies and harmonies.
The setlist featured a dynamic range of songs, from foot-stomping bluegrass tunes to introspective ballads, each piece a testament to Twisted Pine's versatility as a musical force. The interplay between Parks' soulful fiddle, Bui's nimble mandolin, Sartori's steady bass lines, and Phung's ethereal flute created a mesmerizing fusion of sounds that kept the audience on the edge of their feet.
One of the standout moments of the evening was the band's rendition of their original composition "Right Now," a soul-stirring ballad that showcased Parks' emotive vocals and the band's ability to convey raw emotion through their music. The audience swayed in unison, immersed in the song's poignant lyrics and the band's tight-knit musical chemistry. Twisted Pine also treated the audience to a few unexpected covers, putting their unique spin on well-known songs.
The camaraderie and genuine joy the band exuded on stage were infectious, creating a palpable connection with the audience. Between songs, the band members shared anecdotes and engaged in playful banter, further establishing a sense of intimacy that transformed the concert into a shared experience between musicians and fans.
The end of the show left the audience with a lingering sense of euphoria. Twisted Pine's performance at Brighton Music Hall on December 6, 2023, was more than a concert; it was a musical journey that transcended genres.
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