Yonder Mountain String Band is currently in Texas with special guest Todd Snider. The newgrass stars will perform in Dallas this evening, before moving on to Austin Friday and Houston Saturday. Snider is one of several special guests that will join Yonder in the coming weeks. On April 8, Darol Anger will begin a four-night run with the group at San Diego, CAs House of Blues that will include stops in West Hollywood (4/9) and San Francisco (4/10-11). Sam Bush will the share the stage with Yonder in Eureka, CA (4/16), Eugene, OR (4/17) and Seattle (4/18), before Anger returns for another series of dates scheduled to begin in Missoula , MT on April 22.
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