FOOTMAD Presents
Our 43nd Concert Season
2024-2025
Enjoy nationally and world-acclaimed musicians
in intimate concert settings in the valley's finest theaters.
Buffalo Wabs & the Price Hill Hustle
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From the mountains to Music Row
Blending blues, gospel, and traditional country
2025 January 4 - Saturday - 7:30 PM
WV Culture Center Theater
Charleston WVBuffalo Wabs & The Price Hill Hustle, hailing from Cincinnati, embody the essence of American music, blending blues, gospel, and traditional country into their dynamic performances. From fast-paced anthems to soulful ballads, their music tells stories that resonate with audiences, bridging connections through shared experiences. Their latest album, "Stranger in the Alps," showcases original compositions alongside homage-paying covers, reflecting a diverse range of influences and voices within the band.
With roots grounded in Cincinnati's West Side, the Hustle's lineup boasts seasoned musicians with decades of collective experience. Founding members MattWabnitz and CaseyCampbell, alongside ScottRisner and BillBaldock, deliver heartfelt performances driven by a passion for meaningful music. Their dedication to authenticity and connection infuses every song with depth and sincerity, creating a memorable live experience for audiences across the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond.
Recognized with awards and praised for their live shows, Buffalo Wabs & The Price Hill Hustle have shared stages with renowned acts and graced numerous festivals, further solidifying their place in the vibrant landscape of American folk and roots music. With a commitment to music that resonates on a profound level, the band continues to captivate audiences with their genuine, spirited performances, proving that for them, music is more than just entertainment—it's a shared journey of emotion and connection.
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Andrew Adkins
The opening act for this concert - Andrew Adkins is known for his honest, heartfelt, well written songs and his soulful voice. Hailing from Fayette County, Andrew is one of WV’s finest musical artists.
“Andrew Adkins is without a doubt the embodiment of the current state of roots music in West Virginia, as well as its most profound songwriter” - No Depression Magazine
“All sharing a dream the foursome joined forces to create their own flavor of music, founded in high energy, mixed with deep roots, and topped off with a touch of contemporary, ending with pure party, a band that must be experienced live. This band will get you up, singing, dancing, and mesmerized before you know what hit you. ”
“They play Folk-Americana music, and they do it in the kind of hellblazing, barnburning, footstomping way that rejuvenates, enriches and enlivens the intent and aspirations of that style of song.”
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Concert Time
Concert starts at 7:30 pm
Box office sales start at 7:00 pm
Doors open at 7:00 pm
For Lynx Lynx and The Jeremiahs, box office and doors open at 6:30 pm
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Tickets
$25 in advance
$30 at the door$10 Students
Children under 13 admitted free
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Concert FAQs
All the FAQs and nothing but the FAQs
Advance Ticket Options
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Order Online
Order tickets online using your credit card or your PayPal account.
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Order by Mail
Fill-in a ticket order form. Print form. Mail form and payment to FOOTMAD.
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Order by Phone
Call 304-729-4382 to order with your credit or debit card.
Advance Ticket Options
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Order Online
Order tickets online using your credit card or your PayPal account.
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Order by Mail
Fill-in a ticket order form. Print form. Mail form and payment to FOOTMAD.
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Order by Phone
Call 304-729-4382 to order with your credit or debit card.
This program is presented with financial assistance from the West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History, and the National Endowment for the Arts, with approval from the West Virginia Commission on the Arts.
FOOTMAD appreciates Fund for the Arts major donors ($10,000+) who keep culture strong in the Kanawha Valley: City of Charleston, Cecil I. Walker Charitable Trust, William Maxwell Davis Trust, Daywood Foundation, Spilman Thomas & Battle, Dutch Miller, and WSAZ.
