With the recent hiring of Carter Eddy on bass, Seth Mulder now has a full complement of his touring band, Midnight Run, for the 2026 season.
Eddy is a 21 year old musician from West Virginia who has managed to pack a great deal of playing experience into his young life. Not 24 hours after his high school graduation, Carter made his Opry debut with Andy Statman, and has demonstrated his abilities online alongside his brother Jake. He maintains a full schedule of private students among his many recording sessions, and has worked with artists like Victor Furtado, Philip Bowen, Johnny Staats, Earl White, and more.
Mulder is a particular admirer of this young man.
“I’ve always been a big fan of Carter Eddy’s bass playing. He has some of the best timing and note selection I’ve ever been around. Not to mention, he’s one of the easiest guys you’ll ever travel with. I’m really looking forward to making some music with him out on the road.”
Eddy expressed his eagerness to get out with Midnight Run.
“These guys are great pickers! I’m looking forward to playing with them more steadily, and think that we will have a great time on the road.”
He joins Mulder on mandolin and lead vocals, Anthony Howell on banjo, and Sam Zolla on guitar.
They’ll be at the Station Inn in Nashville tonight, and at the Floyd Country Store in Virginia on Saturday. You can find their full tour schedule online.
