Tuesday String Band @ Vancouver Waterfront Music Festival

TSB is honored to be joining an insanely talented lineup at the Vancouver Waterfront Music Festival! Follow the tickets link below to learn more about the festival. TSB's set will either be at 12pm or 1:30, TBA soon.

Tuesday String Band is a full-time Progressive Bluegrass band from Monmouth, Oregon, that formed while its members were studying in the music program at Western Oregon University. Known for their relentless touring, they were once called “the hardest working band in the Pacific Northwest” after playing nearly 200 shows in 40 different cities in a single year (Josh Cole, KBOO Radio Portland).

The band has performed at dozens of music festivals across the United States, including the North Cascades Bluegrass Festival (Bellingham, WA), The Newgrass Festival (Newberg, OR), the Florence Winter Music Festival (Florence, OR), and the Matheson Music Festival (Safford, AZ). The group has opened for folk music legends Darol Anger and Bruce Molsky, and has shared the stage with internationally touring bands like Shadowgrass, The Kruger Brothers, and Authentic Unlimited.

Tuesday String Band fans appreciate the group’s fast, tight sound, and the way that they connect with an audience. Sometimes drawing comparisons to acts like Billy Strings, Tuesday String Band has become best known for their cohesive live shows that build excitement through surprising medleys, suspenseful segues, and inspired improvisations.

Kennadi Johnston is a musician and artist born and raised in Dayton, Oregon. She graduated from George Fox University in December of 2025 with a Bachelor’s degree in animation and a minor in music. She has been playing fiddle, classical violin, classical piano, and jazz piano since she was very young. In high school, she played piano in the rhythm section for jazz band and jazz choirs, and throughout college, she played violin in the Chehalem Symphony as well as first violin in George Fox’s Fellowship Quartet. She currently takes art commissions and teaches violin, vocal, and piano lessons in McMinnville.

Kennadi first played with Tuesday String Band in 2024 as a guest artist and was delighted to be invited back this past year to play more shows.