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Benjamin Tod & Lost Dog Street Band

  April 20, 2024 8:00 PM

Doors Open: 7:00 PM
TICKET PRICES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE
GENERAL ADMISSION - ADVANCE: $28.50

TICKET SALE DATES
GENERAL ADMISSION - ADVANCE Public Onsale: November 17, 2023 10:00 AM to April 20, 2024 12:00 AM
Benjamin Tod & Lost Dog Street Band
‘Survived’ Album Release Tour

Saturday, April 20th, 2024

Thunderbird Music Hall
4053 Butler Street, Pittsburgh, PA

Doors @  7pm
Show @  8pm

AGE RESTRICTION: 21+ or Accompanied by Legal Guardian

https://www.lostdogstreetband.com/
https://www.benjamintodmusic.com/
Raised in Sumner County, just outside of Nashville, Benjamin Tod was primarily raised by his grandmother and grandfather. However, at age 7, his mother surprised him with a cheap electric guitar –then his competing father bought him a pawnshop classical guitar. With nobody to show him how to play, they were little more than toys. However, at 14, he and a friend each received a Fullerton parlor guitar from his friend’s father. The boys started getting interested in folk music and protest songs, which led Benjamin to the streets of Nashville to busk.

Meanwhile, Ashley Mae was spending more and more time in Nashville, where her mother worked the overnight shift at rock station WKDF. She’d already tapped into the small punk scene in Rapid City, South Dakota, where she grew up, but found an even deeper community in Music City. At 20, she taught herself to play fiddle, shedding as much of her classical violin training as she could. When she met Benjamin Tod at a punk show, introduced by a mutual friend, they bonded immediately.

At 17, they left Nashville together for a life of street performance, hopping trains, and scraping by on less than $300 a month. After four years of terrible gigs and almost no traction, Benjamin Tod decided in 2016 to abandon the band. “I’d been a hardly functioning drug addict and alcoholic for over a decade. I was sick of the lifestyle and it seemed like it was going nowhere,” he admits.

An invitation from the band Devil Makes Three came out of the blue in 2016. Benjamin Tod found out about it in a train-yard, about to hop a train from Asheville, North Carolina, to Knoxville, Tennessee. “Without that, Lost Dog never would have moved forward from that point,” he says.


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General Admission Tickets - Standing Room Only

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