As lead vocalist of the acclaimed bluegrass band NewFound Road, which appeared at The Ark and the Ann Arbor Folk Festival, Tim Shelton was praised by Allmusic.com for his "trademark rich, chesty baritone roar." Now he's traded in the safety of a successful bluegrass career for new directions. Tim comes to town with "Jackson Browne Revisited," a new album of the great rock songwriter's tunes done roots-style. "I'm nervous in a way," Tim says, "but honestly I've thought about it long and hard for a long time now. ... I just want to make music that isn't necessarily traditional bluegrass. I love it, but I also love James Taylor, Jackson Browne, hard rock, traditional country—all of those. Just music." Tim is not saying goodbye to bluegrass, but, he says, "I just don't want to be pigeonholed. I don't know why I want to do other kinds of music, but it's just what I feel—and at the end of the day, that's what I have to do."

Rescheduled from 6/16/16.