Lone Piñon
New Mexican String Band
“It’s a challenge not to clap, tap, or sway along with these rhythms...” — No Depression
Why you should see this show…
“They make the music of the border into something living, breathing and absolutely enticing.” – fROOTS Magazine
Lone Piñon is a New Mexican string band, or “orquesta típica,” whose music celebrates the integrity of the region’s cultural heritage. Featuring fiddles, upright bass, accordions, guitars, and bilingual vocals, they play a wide range of traditional music native to the Southwest.
Lone Piñon Bio
The musical landscape of Northern New Mexico bears the record of interconnecting musical movements that cross state, national, generational, and ethnic borders. Lone Piñon’s active and recorded repertoire reflects that complexity, and has included a wide range of regionally-relevant material (Western swing, conjunto, New Mexican Spanish and Mexican ranchera, Central Mexican son regional, country, onda chicana, etc.) around the core New Mexican violin and accordion-driven polkas, cunas, inditas, valses, and chotes learned from elders.
Dining Option
Purchase of a ticket to a show in the Supper Club ensures you will have a seat for the concert. One member of your party must make a table reservation, even if you do not plan to dine, so we may seat you together when you arrive. To make a dining reservation, click here or call our Box Office at (216) 242-1250. Click here to see the menu.
If you are attending with a party of eight or more, you must call the Box Office to make your reservation at (216) 242-1250.
To better serve all our customers, we require that you arrive on time for your dining reservation. Arriving more than 15 minutes after your reserved time will result in the cancellation of your reservation. You will be seated for the concert, but you may be put on a waiting list for dining.
