She charmed the crowd that arrived early with a wry southern accent, slight twang in her voice as she sang, and the dexterity of her four-piece band with slide guitar, on this, their first time in the state. Kentucky singer-songwriter Kelsey Waldon was up first this evening, with a nine-song/forty-five minute set in support of her second full-length, last summer’s I’ve Got a Way (Monkey’s Eyebrow Recordings)and opened with a couple of cover songs, Bill Monroe’s ‘Down this Lonesome Road’ followed by Vern Gosdin’s ‘There Must Be Someone (I Can Turn To)’. This was a night of classic country sounds from two very distinctive approaches, and all it took for a guaranteed good time was a guy from Philadelphia (MS not PA) and a girl from a place called Monkey’s Eyebrow (KY) to show us what country music is really made of, as Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives with opener Kelsey Waldon hit the Fine Line Music Café in Minneapolis. I’ll take you on a twang-ified, palm tree, blue-eyed, blue sky, space psychedelic journey on a magic carpet through the desert”- Marty Stuart describing the new album. “Trust me and take my hand, I’ll take you to the edge of the Mojave Desert. 04/19 - Cleveland, OH - Beachland BallroomĠ4/20 - Buffalo, NY - The Tralf Music HallĠ4/22 - Stafford Springs, CT - Palace TheatreĠ4/23 - Phoenixville, PA - Colonial TheatreĠ5/03 - Charleston, SC - Charleston Music HallĠ5/06 - Knoxville, TN - The Bijou TheatreĠ5/17 - Solana Beach, CA - Belly Up TavernĠ5/18 - Los Angeles, CA - Largo at the CoronetĠ5/20 - Salt Lake City, UT - The State RoomĠ6/17 - Hunter Mountain, NY - Mountain JamĠ8/13 - Regina, Sk - Regina Folk Festivalġ0/19 - Baton Rouge, LA - Raising Cane's *ġ0/21 - Bossier City, LA - CenturyLink Center*ġ1/04 - Grand Rapids, MI - Van Andel Arena*

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