John McEuen, born in 1945 in Oakland, CA, moved to Orange County for high school. In 1963, he and friend Steve Martin worked in a magic shop. Inspired by The Dillards, McEuen pursued his dream of being a traveling music man. As a founding member of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, he left after their 50th-anniversary tour in 2017 for solo endeavors. McEuen initiated the landmark "Will the Circle be Unbroken" album in 1971, inducted into the Colorado Music Hall of Fame. A multi-instrumentalist, producer, and performer, he has a rich history, with over 46 albums, Grammy Awards, and more. McEuen's diverse career includes radio hosting, writing books, and producing award-winning projects. Inducted into the American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame in 2017, he continues to explore the music world, with a new album on Compass Records. Don't miss this legendary artist's performance!