FOOTMAD Presents

Our 43rd Concert Season
2024-2025

Enjoy nationally and world-acclaimed musicians
in intimate concert settings in the valley's finest theaters.

Old-Time Winter Breakdown
Concert

2025 February 1 - 7:30 PM
WV Culture Center
State Capitol Complex

  • JOHNNY STAATS & THE DELIVERY BOYS

    Johnny Staats is simply an amazing musician. Best known for his virtuosic mandolin playing, he is also a great fiddler, and guitarist.

    He’ll be playing with his band, the Delivery Boys. Johnny will be featured on mandolin, with Butch Osborne on banjo, Ray Cossin on fiddle, Doug Cossin on guitar, and David Vaughn on bass. Get ready to hear some first-rate bluegrass music!

  • THE ALUM RIDGE BOYS & ASHLEE

    The Alum Ridge Boys & Ashlee hail from southwest Virginia. The band features Andrew Small on mandolin and Ashlee Watkins on guitar, accompanied by a talented band.

    They combine great musicianship with outstanding harmony singing. Influenced by bluegrass, early country music, and traditional mountain music, they produce a wonderful sound that is all their own.

  • THE MODOCK ROUNDERS

    The Modock Rounders feature WV musicians Kim Johnson, Cody Jordan, and Jesse Pearson.

    Kim is well-known in the old-time community as a stellar banjo picker. In her younger days, she regularly accompanied such legendary fiddlers as Wilson Douglas, Lester McCumbers, and Frank George.

    She is passing on the traditional tunes she learned to another generation by way of talented multi-instrumentalists, Cody and Jesse, and we get to enjoy their new takes on old tunes.

Printable Weekend Schedule

  • Concert Time

    Concert starts at 7:30 pm

    Box office sales start at 7:00 pm

    Doors open at 7:00 pm

  • Tickets

    $25 in advance
    $30 at the door

    $10 Students

    Children under 13 admitted free

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WEEKEND PASS

  • Includes Friday night dance, three workshops on Saturday, and concert on Saturday night.

    $55 adults
    $25 students

    Weekend Passes available by calling 304-729-4382 or at the door.

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.