morning shows. On February 2, 2018, attorneys for former Crystal Garden band member James Frost-Winn sent Tinsley a demand letter in an effort to obtain an out-of-court settlement in regard to sexual harassment allegations. The case was settled in June 2019. Other work In 2000, Tinsley made a guest appearance on The Getaway People'''s second album, Turnpike Diaries. In 2003, Tinsley released a solo album, True Reflections, featuring the title track he had written over a decade earlier. Tinsley was the principal songwriter of the album. True Reflections focuses on Tinsley as a singer-songwriter and does not feature much violin playing. On March 20, 2009, Tinsley appeared with former U.S. poet laureate Rita Dove at the Paramount Theater in Charlottesville when she launched her poetry book Sonata Mulattica, about 19th-century violin virtuoso George Bridgetower; Tinsley is mentioned in the first poem in the book, "The Bridgetower". He composed and performed a musical piece for the event, read a poem from the book and discussed his musical life in particular and the role of classically trained African-American musicians in general with Dove. Tinsley was a writer for the short film Faces in the Mirror, which was first shown at the Woodstock Film Festival on October 13, 2012. Personal life Tinsley has two children with his wife Emily: a daughter, Abagail (born 1996) and a son, Noah (born 1999). Tinsley played in a celebrity doubles tennis match in 2007 with John McEnroe against Pete Sampras and Autria Godfrey. He has recorded a song called "The Ghosts of Wimbledon" for the 2006 ESPN coverage of the tournament. Tinsley sponsored the Boyd Tinsley Tennis Program in Charlottesville. Discography See Dave Matthews Band discography for his work with the band.Solo discographyTrue Reflections'' (2003) – #3 Billboard Internet Sales chart References External links "Central perk: DMB provides the sound of money" article in which Tinsley talks of the Central Park concert to the Hook weekly "The boys are back: DMB come home to finish up" interview in the Hook weekly Dave Matthews Band Live from The Beacon Theater on Fuse TV June 1, 2009 Dave Matthews Band members 1964 births Living people American rock violinists Musicians from Charlottesville, Virginia American male violinists African-American rock musicians 21st-century violinists