“If anyone ever tells you a fiddle player can’t be a rock star, point them to Erin Slaver, who blew the room away as she tackled The Who classic and her own songs, breaking things down in epic style.”
— The Indy Review
“Erin Slaver [is] a golden nugget of a fiddle player and an amazing vocalist”
— NEOMUSICSCENE.com
“I was enchanted with Erin Slaver’s vocals and especially love them with the airy melodies of this song.”
— RESIDENTTOURISTBETHLEHEMPA.com
“Throughout the night violinist Erin Slaver captivated the crowd with soulful harmonies and intricate solos”
— EPONYMOUSREVIEW.com
“The highlight was seeing Erin Slaver get a couple nice violin solos ”
— Josh Terzino, Music-Defined.com
“Each song “was supported by superb playing and harmonies from the band, with Erin Slaver a stand out star on violin/fiddle.”
— DANGERCANADIANCONTENT.com
“Slaver’s fiddle work is also above and beyond, as she brings a quality not heard in many years, reminiscent of Charlie Daniels.”