The Greencards Photo by David McLister.

The Greencards are scheduled for an appearance at the world-famous Station Inn coming up November 11. Cover charge for the 9:00 p.m. show is $12. The Station Inn, Nashville Tenn.’s hot spot for live bluegrass music is located at 402 12th Avenue, South.

About The Greencards

With two Australians and an Englishman, The Greencards are probably the least likely Austin-formed/Nashville-based band you’ve ever heard. The critically acclaimed band’s love and respect for country, Americana, blues and bluegrass brought them together in 2003. Now signed to Sugar Hill Records, the trio released their fourth album Fascination earlier this year. They’ve already toured with Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson, earned the Americana Music Award in 2006 for “Emerging Artist of the Year” and in 2008 landed a Grammy nomination (”Best Country Instrumental Performance” for Viridian). Their urge to challenge themselves, to test the limits of any established genre has guided The Greencards, singer/bassist Carol Young, string-instrument master Kym Warner (Australia), and violinist/violist Eamon McLoughlin from the U.K, on their first three albums. Fascination is the band’s most daring accomplishment to date.