Article Contributed by 11E1even Management
Published on 2026-10-27
Photo: Tara Gracer
Montana-based quartet Kitchen Dwellers have released Ghost On The Road, a 16-track live album out now on all streaming platforms. Recorded across shows in late 2025 and early 2026, the album captures the energy and spontaneity that have made the band’s live show their calling card. Blending progressive bluegrass, rock and psychedelic exploration, the record is driven by intricate musicianship, adventurous improvisation and the undeniable chemistry the four bandmates share on stage.
A limited-edition 2-LP vinyl pressing of Ghost On The Road is now available for pre-order.
Kitchen Dwellers hit the road this week for a fall co-headline run with Dogs in a Pile, followed by two nights in New Orleans, a stop in Dublin supporting DUG, New Year’s shows in Portland, ME and Burlington, VT, and their newly announced 2027 Winter Tour. All tour information and up-to-date news can be found at kitchendwellers.com.
Ghost On The Road Digital Tracklist
Intro
Shadows
Muir Maid
Phaedrus
Ebenezer’s Winter
Lean On Sheena
Wind Bitten
Timebomb
Mountain
Unwind
Pendulum
Bottom Shelf
Mimas & Ida
Play A Train Song
Seven Devils Pt. 1
Seven Devils Pt. 2
Vinyl Tracklist
Side A: Intro / Shadows / Phaedrus > Ebenezer’s Winter
Side B: Timebomb / Bottom Shelf / Mountain
Side C: Play A Train Song / Pendulum / Unwind
Side D: Lean On Sheena / Seven Devils Pt. 1 / Seven Devils Pt. 2
Kitchen Dwellers on Tour
October 29 — Town Ballroom — Buffalo, NY — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
October 30 — The Bluestone — Columbus, OH — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
October 31 — House of Blues — Cleveland, OH — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
November 1 — The National — Richmond, VA — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
November 3 — The Pyrle — Greensboro, NC — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
November 5 — Terminal West — Atlanta, GA — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
November 6 — Iron City — Birmingham, AL — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
November 7 — Neighborhood Theatre — Charlotte, NC — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
November 8 — The Mill & Mine — Knoxville, TN — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
November 11 — The Castle Theatre — Bloomington, IL — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
November 12 — El Club — Detroit, MI — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
November 13 — The Sylvee — Madison, WI — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
November 14 — First Avenue — Minneapolis, MN — Co-headline with Dogs in a Pile
December 4–5 — The Joy Theater — New Orleans, LA
December 18–19 — The Button Factory — Dublin, Ireland — Supporting DUG
December 31 — State Theatre — Portland, ME — With Neighbor
January 1 — Higher Ground — Burlington, VT — With Neighbor
January 2 — Higher Ground — Burlington, VT — With Cotter & Friends
January 27 — Knotty Pine — Victor, ID
January 28–30 — Egyptian Theatre — Park City, UT
February 4–10 — Jam Cruise — Miami, FL
February 19 — Charleston Pour House — Charleston, SC — With Pressing Strings
February 20 — Charleston Pour House — Charleston, SC — With 65 North Pickers
February 21 — Charleston Pour House — Charleston, SC — With Dirty Grass Players
February 25 — The Pub Station Ballroom — Billings, MT — With North Fork Crossing
February 26–27 — The ELM — Bozeman, MT — With AJ Lee & Blue Summit
March 5–7 — WinterWonderGrass — Steamboat Springs, CO
About Kitchen Dwellers
Kitchen Dwellers continue to carve out their own lane in the world of progressive roots music, blending bluegrass, folk, and psychedelic grit into a sound as expansive as their Montana home. The Bozeman-born quartet of Shawn Swain (mandolin), Torrin Daniels (banjo), Joe Funk (upright bass), and Max Davies (acoustic guitar) has grown from regional upstarts into one of the most dynamic and forward-thinking bands in modern string music. Their catalog pairs instrumental virtuosity with emotional storytelling, an exploratory spirit, and a deep connection to the American West.