Isaac Eicher

Isaac Eicher is an acclaimed mandolinist known for his innovation and adaptation of the mandolin in an array of genres, including jazz and Latin music styles.

Originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma, Eicher grew up in a musical family and began performing at an early age.

In 2006, at the age of sixteen, Eicher was introduced to the national scene when he took first place at the famed Walnut Valley Mandolin Championship in Winfield, Kansas.

In subsequent years, Eicher has further defined his style by studying music like gypsy jazz and salsa, while also drawing influence from learning the Spanish language.

In 2018, Eicher released his first solo album titled Native Language, featuring original compositions and a cast of top musicians.

He now calls Nashville home where he performs with a variety of artists and continues to take the mandolin to new heights.

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