"The Last Waltz" was a seminal concert in rock and roll history, performed by "The Band" with special guests, in November of 1976. The concert was made into a documentary film, directed by Martin Scorsese, that has influenced generations of musicians. "The Last Waltz Band" is a collective of passionate musicians that pay tribute to the legacy and spirit of this music. The group is led by multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter Ben Pinnola on the keyboards, saxophone and vocals. Ben has a deep connection with the material and has been performing it for years. On bass and vocals is international touring and recording artist, Blake Dean. Blake captures the fluidity and playfulness of Rick Danko's intricate basslines. On guitar is the wonderful Will Bart, a dynamic musician who has played with blues/rock artists all over the country. Will also fronts his own hard hitting jam band called "Johnny in the Basement". And on drums is Dakota Henry. Dakota has studied the Levon Helm drum parts and techniques very thoroughly and provides an authentic feel to "The Last Waltz Band", while adding in his own flair. Dakota has toured the USA and Canada in many groups including his own original jam band "Dysfunktone". "The Last Waltz Band" provides a high energy and captivating concert experience that brings to life the music of "The Band" and honors its late members Levon Helm, Richard Manuel, Garth Hudson, Rick Danko & Robbie Robertson.