String Cheese Incident returns for two-night stand
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String Cheese Incident is the ultimate ski town band.
Formed in Crested Butte in the early 1990s, they’ve gone on to be kings of the American jam band scene for the freewheeling mix of rock and bluegrass, electronica and psychadelia. Among the great live bands in the world, String Cheese understands the mountain town crowd because they are the mountain town crowd.
The band returns to Belly Up Aspen for a two-night run on March 7 and 8. General admission tickets are $152, reserved seats $387; available at the Belly Up box office and http://www.bellyupaspen.com.
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