Billy Strings Announces “The Deja Vu Experiment” – a 6-Night Live Streaming Event

Billy Strings will be streaming LIVE from the Capitol Theater in Port Chester, NY for 6 Nights, February 18 -21, 23, 24.

“It’s like Deja Vu all over again!”  ~Yogi Berra

Billy Strings is always pulling something out of his bag of tricks to wow his fans, and the upcoming 6-Night Live Stream from New York’s Capitol Theater is gonna wow their socks off!

50 years ago, in the same theater spanning the exact same 6 nights, another up-and-coming jamgrass outfit called the Grateful Dead took the stage in s string of shows that are now legendary.

The guitar phenom Billy Strings and his band –Billy Failing (Banjo), Royal Masat (Bass), and Jarrod Walker (Mandolin) will perform on the same stage “in hopes of tapping into the musicianship and fearlessness that the Grateful Dead did 50 years ago, unlocking improvisational boundaries of music and psychedelia in a familiar yet unique way.”

View more info from the Billy Strings page

2 Free Nights of Billy Strings!

The first and last shows of The Deja Vu Experiment (Feb 18 + Feb 24) will be available to stream for FREE on The Relix Channel, exclusively on Twitch.  Go to the Facebook Event for details.

A Portion of The Deja Vu Experiment‘s Proceeds to Charity

Billy Strings will be sharing a portion of the proceeds from The Deja Vu Experiment with The Rex Foundation and Backline.

Tap Into Your Senses

During the 1971 shows, the Grateful Dead conducted ESP Experiments, prompting Deadheads in the audience to focus on imagery shown by the band and telepathically send the imagery to a test subject.

The Deja Vu Experiment is aiming to similarly tap into a sense of clairvoyance and togetherness by asking the streaming audience to use their minds to collectively “see” and send imagery to special guest receivers.

Concerts in the age of streaming beg fans to transport their mind; to feel connected to a live performance when we cannot physically be together. This experiment is not scientifically backed, rather, a hypothesis that the collective mind has the power to tap into extrasensory perception and manifest connection.