Across The Great Divide: The Stray Horses Celebrate The Band

Across The Great Divide: The Stray Horses Celebrate The Band

Sun 11/23

5pm doors/6pm show

All Ages | $18 adv./$23 day of

The Stray Horses and The Shrewsbury Horns present "Across the Great Divide" - A celebration of The Band and their 1978 concert film, The Last Waltz. Featuring classic hits and unreleased deeper cuts from the film soundtrack, The Stray Horses will also explore deeper into The Band's discography as well as the artists closely associated and inspired by this legendary and iconic ensemble. Eight musicians and guests on stage + the best of the fantastically varied and soulful Americana songbook brought to life will make for an unforgettable evening at The Press Room in Portsmouth, NH on 11/23/25.

The Stray Horses are a Maine-based band dedicated to bringing the ever-vital and visceral music of the 1960's and 1970's to life on stages in New England and beyond. Their curated full-album performances are heartfelt celebrations of iconic artists, the eras they defined, and the stories behind the songs. Recent productions have included: Let it Be - The Beatles (1970), Harvest - Neil Young (1972), Tapestry - Carole King (1971), Running on Empty - Jackson Browne (1977), Cosmo's Factory - Creedence Clearwater Revival (1970), Nebraska - Bruce Springsteen (1982) and The Band (The Brown Album) - The Band (1969). The group has earned particular acclaim for their deep-dive Neil Young shows, having performed full concerts of both well-known and lesser-known albums including: Everybody Knows This is Nowhere, On the Beach, Tonight's the Night, Time Fades Away, Comes a Time, Ragged Glory, Zuma and Harvest Moon.

The band also collaborates with a wide range of veteran and emerging singer-songwriters to present and record original music inspired by the timeless spirit of the classic artists they honor.

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