Take the Highway - Toy Factory Project Live at Telluride Bluegrass Festival 2025

 


Step into the heart-pounding magic of our Telluride set, where the air crackled with pure, unfiltered energy. Watch as the boys unleash "Take The Highway" – a blistering ride that had the crowd on their feet, souls ignited, and jaws dropped. By the final chord, it was crystal clear: this wasn't just a band. This was something special.

It's that rare alchemy – powerhouse riffs, thunderous drums, and vocals that cut straight to the bone – but above all, it's the kinship. The effortless sync, the unspoken nods, the way their sounds wove together like they'd been jamming since the dawn of time. No forced vibes, just raw, natural fire. That's the secret sauce of true musical magic. Who else felt that spark? Drop a 🔥 in the comments if this hit you right in the feels!

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📍 Filmed live at Telluride Bluegrass Festival by ‪@c-rollproductions‬

The Toy Factory Project includes Marcus King on lead guitar and lead vocals, Charlie Starr on lead guitar and lead vocals, Josh Shilling on Hammond B3 organ, piano, & vocals, Oteil Burbridge on bass, and original Marshall Tucker Band member Paul Riddle on drums.  

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