Four Bridges Bluegrass Band

The Mattapoisett Museum, 5 Church St, Mattapoisett, will again be rocking, this time with Four Bridges Bluegrass Band on April 26 at 6:00 pm This New England-based bluegrass band has performed together since 2013. From fast-paced, hard-hitting bluegrass to sultry and down-home country music, Four Bridges encompasses a wide range of traditional sounds that burn with their own vibe. They’ll have you dancing, crying, hootin’, and hollerin’. After years of performing together at countless venues, weddings, celebrations, and tours, they are well-seasoned musicians and know how to bring it.

The Four Bridges Bluegrass Band consists of Jeremy Place, Benjamin Marshall, Nelson Hiller and Sal Salco. Jeremy Place, from Middleboro, plays the mandolin, guitar, banjo, and vocals. By day, Jeremy is a music educator. At night, he’s an avid songwriter.

Benjamin Marshall, a Rhode Islander, plays the banjo, guitar, mandolin, fiddle, vocals & bass. He admires and respects the bluegrass icons, and that sound is very much a part of Ben’s musical chemistry.

Sal Salco, also a Rhode Islander, plays the mandolin, and vocals and is the President of the Rhode Island Bluegrass Alliance. He has played with Four Bridges many, many times over the years and recently officially joined the band as a touring member.

Nelson Hiller, Mattapoisett’s own, plays bass, mandolin, guitar, and vocals.

A talented and prolific songwriter, Nelson is blessed with a sharp wit and an ear for good music.