Turkey on Thursday and CCB on Friday!!
Welcome
Come on in – the water is fine….
Welcome to the official website of Chisman Creek Band, one of the premier bands of the Tidewater, Virginia area. Wade in a little bit, and you may find that you’re in for some surprises, because Chisman Creek Band flows in many musical directions, blending traditional and contemporary bluegrass, classic rock, modern hits, and original songs to create its own unique and impressive style. Tight, challenging three-part harmonies mingling with amazing instrumentals on stand-up bass, banjo, mandolin, and acoustic guitar provide the bedrock of the band, while the varied musical tastes and imaginations of the group members take listeners on unexpected adventures. So come on in and explore Chisman Creek Band. We believe you’ll think the water, and our music, is fine.
“I'd like to put a label on what they do, but it's a mix all their own - and they rock the house from start to finish.”
— Blue Talon Bistro and Chef David Everett
“Top shelf vocalists, musicians & performers who are always a pleasure to work with! 2nd Sunday patrons & artists wish I could book them for every festival!”
— Shirley Vermillion, 2nd Sundays Williamsburg Festival Director
“Not many groups can play Glen Campbell, Marshall Tucker, The Eagles and rock "Sweet Child of Mine" with all acoustic instruments. Bravo! ”
— Steve M.
“best new performers at the event this year. ...very talented musicians and the audiences loved their smooth bluegrass sound...did a bang up job keeping approximately 2,500 people utterly entertained. ”
Join us for our Thanksgiving Review at Colonial Williamsburg's Hennage Auditorium as we celebrate with friends and family. We'll be performing 2 one hour shows at 2:15 and 4:30. Located inside the DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum.
We're excited and honored to have been invited to perform at the 2018 Colonial Williamsburg Grand Illumination! This is a great family friendly event and is one of a kind. We'll be performong 3 one hour shows at 12:30, 2:30 and 4:30 in the Hennage Auditorium, inside the DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum