Robin and Linda Williams are closing in on a five decade-long career of performing the music that they love—a robust blend of bluegrass, folk, old-time, and acoustic country that combines wryly observant lyrics with wide-ranging melodicism. The duo will take the Lyric Theater stage in St. Paul on Friday, March 31st at 7 p.m. With songs recorded by well-known artists such as Mary Chapin Carpenter, Tom T. Hall, Tim and Mollie O’Brien, Mary Black, The Seldom Scene, and Emmylou Harris, these gifted songwriters have long earned the respect of their musical peers.

Adult tickets are $10 at the door. All children and students admitted free. This performance is brought to you in conjunction with our 46th season and the W. Campbell Edmonds Concert Series. If you’d like to make reservations, please do so via this form.

“In 1971, a young schoolteacher named Linda Hill was visiting her parents in Myrtle Beach, S.C., when she met a musician named Robin Williams. She was a singer and played guitar. He was a regular on the coffeehouse circuit. The two hit it off immediately. Two years later, they were married and touring the country in a VW Bug. They’ve been on the road ever since. The couple tour and play constantly, sharpening their chops and blending their voices together in lush Appalachian harmonies. They [were] mainstays on Garrison Keillor’s ‘A Prairie Home Companion’ and have influenced subsequent generations of roots musicians,” writes Stephen Deusner of the pair’s beginnings for CMT Edge.

You can learn more about Robin and Linda on their website: robinandlinda.com