Masters of the Telecaster

Prepare for an electrifying night of guitar-driven rock and roots with Masters of the Telecaster—a powerhouse trio featuring three of the world’s most prolific guitar legends: GE Smith (SNL, Roger Waters), Larry Campbell (Bob Dylan, Levon Helm Band), and Jim Weider (The Band). Backed by Lincoln Schleifer and Josh Dion, these masters deliver a historic celebration of Blues & Roots Rock & Roll, playing tunes from Roy Buchanan, Little Richard, Sam Cooke, Stevie Winwood, Bo Diddley, the Rolling Stones, and more.

• Jim Weider: Revered for his signature Telecaster tone, Jim anchored The Band for 15 years, performing with legends from Levon Helm to Keith Richards, and is a Fender-endorsed icon of the Woodstock music scene.
• GE Smith: Known for his decade-long run as SNL’s music director and touring with Bob Dylan and Roger Waters, GE’s searing guitar work has graced stages and recordings with Mick Jagger, David Bowie, and Aerosmith.
• Larry Campbell: A three-time Grammy-winning producer and multi-instrumentalist, Larry has played with Bob Dylan, Levon Helm, and a who’s who of Americana royalty, earning Lifetime Achievement honors by the AMA for his instrumental mastery.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see guitar royalty trading licks, and lighting up the stage with the raw power and soul of the Telecaster.

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SOPAC Member Benefits

Member Discounts: Members at the Advocate Level or higher ($65+) will receive a discounted ticket price.

Accessibility & Accommodation

Please be advised that the elevator at SOPAC is currently out of service, and the timeline for repairs is not yet confirmed. The Mezzanine level will only be accessible via stairs at this time.

If you are seated in the Mezzanine and are unable to access it by stairs, please contact the SOPAC Box Office to arrange for alternative seating.

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