Jim Gaudet and The Railroad Boys bring a sound that is modern, classic, and unmistakably their own, at once old-timey and timeless. Their music carries the edge of Louisiana in the early 1960s, the spirit of Hank Williams and the Stanley Brothers, and the drive of a band that knows exactly how to light up a room.

Celebrated by Grey Fox, IBMA festivals across the country, and radio hosts who champion their originality, the Railroad Boys have earned a loyal following for good reason. Gaudet’s songwriting, fresh, sharp, and often wickedly funny, pairs with the band’s strong musicianship to create performances that feel immediate, alive, and full of momentum.

Their shows are known for real connection: audiences whooping along to “So Far So Good,” dancing to “If It Ain’t Cajun,” and joining the warm, down-home atmosphere the band builds wherever they play. With Gaudet on guitar and vocals, Sten Isachsen on mandolin, Upstate Richie Pagano on piano, and Bob Buckley on bass, this is a night of high-caliber bluegrass that hits with both power and personality.

A chance to hear a band this seasoned, distinctive, and fully in command of their sound is not to be missed.