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Cadillac Sky Playing Paramount Jan. 24

Cadillac Sky’s bluegrass instrumentation imitates that of the original "Bluegrass Boys". Their music looks as much to Radiohead and the Beatles for inspiration as it does to Bill Monroe. The 14 original songs, all written by the band, on their stellar sophomore release for Skaggs Family Records, "Gravity's Our Enemy", embody this ideal. But somehow, even though they draw inspiration from many far-reaching corners of creativity, they manage to create a sound that is completely Cadillac Sky.

By: Amanda Inscore | TriCities.com
Published: January 21, 2009

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An American original is coming to the Paramount Center in downtown Bristol, Tenn.

Cadillac Sky will take the stage at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 24. Tickets are $20 and on sale now. You can charge by phone (423-274-8920) or order online at www.etix.com.

The music of Cadillac Sky has been coined everything from "experimental acoustic music" to "psychobilly bluegrass" -- but they themselves simply hope they make "good" music.

Paramount Center for the Arts is located at 518 State St. in Bristol, Tenn. The phone number is 423-274-8920. More information is available at www.theparamountcenter.com.