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Thursday May 23 2013
Mariana Bell & Friends
featuring Guerilla Tactics
with special guest Emily Herndon
Doors at 7:00pm/Show at 8:00pm
Standing Show - Limited Seating Available
Ticket Price:
$8
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After her spring tour in Europe, former Charlottesville Native singer/songwriter Mariana Bell returns home to debut her new Caroline EP with several special local guest musicians.
The latest release is an acoustic pared-down meditation on a fictional character's life from many angles, with a duet featuring Ari Hest on the title track. Bell will perform this album as well as several full-band songs from her CD Push.
Her time on the West Coast where she now resides has proven fruitful in a new avenue, namely, the world of Electronic Music, where her single "Into The Light" with DJs Sander Van Doorn, Dubvision, & Mako is currently in the top 10 on Beatport. She collaborates with DJ XSV & Tucker Rogers (Guerilla Tactics) for the latter portion of her show at The Southern in an exploration of new material in this vein. Talented newcomer from Los Angeles Emily Herndon opens.
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Saturday, May 25, 2013
Red Wing Roots Music Festival Presents:
The Steel Wheels
Ana Egge
with special guest Blue Mountain Brewery
Doors at 7:00pm/Show at 8:00pm
Mostly Seated Show
Ticket Price:
$15
$25 - VIP Ticket - includes early admission into the venue for a tasting with Blue Mountain Brewery, a special acoustic performance with The Steel Wheels, and more TBA! VIPs will need to plan on arriving at the venue by 6:30pm.
Please note: VIP Tickets will be very limited to ensure a special and intimate experience.
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The Steel Wheels have enthralled audiences across the country with their heady brew of original soulful mountain music. Based in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, this dynamic band marries old-time musical traditions with their own innovative sound. Trent Wagler's weathered tenor is joined by bell-clear four-part harmonies inspired by a shared Mennonite heritage. Add to this Eric Brubaker's lively and evocative fiddle, Brian Dickel's grounded yet buoyant upright bass, and Jay Lapp's signature mandolin style, and it's no surprise that The Steel Wheels have burst onto the Americana scene, becoming festival favorites and selling out venues across the country. "Americana music at its very best!" said Larry Groce of Mountain Stage.
Saskatchewan-born, Brooklyn-based folk troubadour Ana Egge isn't your run-of-the-mill alternative-country singer. Using unique production and rock-based chord progressions, Egge has made a name for herself as a Gillian Welch figure with a rocker attitude, which once prompted Lucinda Williams to call her "the Nina Simone of folk."
Ana Egge has toured and shared the stage with Lucinda Williams, Ralph Stanley, John Prine, Ron Sexsmith, Shawn Colvin, Joan Armatrading, Iris Dement, Richard Thompson, George Jones, and many more.
We're happy to welcome Blue Mountain Brewery as our special guest for the evening. We will be serving Blue Mountain's hand-crafted beer exclusively at our bar inside the venue the night of the show and will be featuring their special "Steel Wheels ESB"!
Blue Mountain Brewery sits in the shadow of Appalachia's Blue Ridge Mountains in Afton, Virginia. Blue Mountain Brewery is a farm brewery and grows their own hops, and proudly crafts real American beer inspired by thousands of years of tradition but not limited by convention.
The Red Wing Roots Music Festival takes place July 12, 13, and 14 at Natural Chimneys Park in Mt. Solon, VA and is the Shenandoah Valley's premiere family-friendly music festival. Forty bands, four stages, and three days of good times! Come join us and bring the whole family!
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Wednesday May 29 2013
The 9 Songwriter Series
featuring:
Justin Trawick, Shanna Hoar, Michael Clem, Evan Hansen, David Tewksbury, Willie DE, Stone Aielli, Genna Matthew, and Carl Anderson
Doors at 7:00pm/Show at 8:00pm
Seated Show
Ticket Price:
$10
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Founded in 2008 by singer/songwriter Justin Trawick, "The 9 Songwriter Series" is a touring live music event based in Washington, DC. The show was created with the idea of nine artists getting together and combining their talents in order to play in nicer clubs and to larger amounts of people.
Each installment features nine solo singer/songwriters performing in rotation and often sitting in with each other, providing audiences with a rich, intimate, varied listening experience. Where else can you hear almost 30 songs from nine different artists for only $10?
To date, over 60 different artists have participated in "The 9", at events in DC, Arlington, Bethesda, Baltimore, Annapolis, New York City, Richmond, Charlottesville, Charlotte, and Philadelphia.
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Friday May 31, 2013
A CD Release Party for:
Michael Coleman
featuring Erin and the Wildfire
and Matthew McAllister
Doors at 7:00pm/Show at 8:00pm
Standing Show - Limited Seating Available
Ticket Price:
$8 - Includes a copy of Michael's new CD!
(available for pickup at the show)
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It is almost impossible to categorize the musical style of Michael Coleman. Often compared to everyone from John Legend to Dave Matthews, Michael brings a refreshing sound to the Charlottesville scene. Having built up a buzz over the last two years opening for international touring artists such as Benjamin Francis Leftwich and Ben Taylor, Michael caps it off with the long awaited release of his first album, Precious Time. Recorded in early 2012, Precious Time promises old favorites and never before heard songs that highlight Michael's acoustic stlyings. Look for a release late May to iTunes, Amazon and all other online music platforms.
Rock, Blues, Folk, and Soul had a baby and they named it Erin. She collected four of her most talented friends in 2012 and dubbed them The Wildfire, in reference to the fiery quality of their groove.
Erin and the Wildfire have been gaining momentum in the Charlottesville music scene and have already played at both The Jefferson and The Pavilion.
Erin recently released her debut EP "I Saw The Thread," which showcases her wonderfully soulful and bluesy vocals.
Matthew McAllister is a folk singer/songwriter. He was born and raised, and is deeply rooted in Charlottesville.
He launched his musical carrier singing lead for the band The Flightless Birds in 2011. Recently he has been playing mostly solo shows, sometimes accompanied by classically trained cellist Sarah Fredrick.
His songs are lyrically driven and personal, most of them are autobiographical with a view exaggerations here and there.
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Saturday June 1, 2013
A BIG LOVE CD Release Party for:
Holly Renee Allen
with Ashley McMillen
Doors at 7:00pm/Show at 8:00pm
Mostly Seated Show
Ticket Price:
$10 in advance/$12 day of show
* All ticket purchases come with a copy of Holly Renee Allen's new CD, BIG LOVE (available for pickup at the show)!
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Holly Renee Allen grew up in the Shenandoah Valley, in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Virginia born and bred She comes from generations of country and bluegrass and was raised on The Beatles, Janis Joplin, The Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt, and Bob Dylan. Holly has played throughout the southeast, making a name for herself in the songwriter circles around Atlanta, playing such revered clubs as Smiths Old Bar, Eddie's Attic, and the Red Light Cafe.
She's had the good fortune to work with legendary producer Johnny Sanlin as well as stellar musicians Bill Stewart, Pete Carr, David Hood, Spooner Oldham, and Scott Boyer. Holly has shared the stage with the talented Grant Peeples, Carla Russell, Scott Boyer, Leroy Parnell, and Charlottesville's Terri Allard, just to name a few.
Holly's song "Her Place" is the title track of Sanlin's compilation CD, a benefit project for Alabama's Women's Shelter, Hope Place. Her song "Miss Christine" was given honorable mention by the John Lennon songwriter's contest.
In 2002, Holly was a featured artist for Chattanooga's River Bend festival giving her the opportunity to work with Atlanta musician and producer Marty Kearns (Shawn Mullins, Indigo Girls, Jennifer Nettles). That work resulted in the album, Red Dirt Soul, which was released late in 2011 and was recorded and produced by Kearns at his studio 'Down In Deep' in Atlanta, GA. The incredible Shawn Mullins and The Wood Brothers' Oliver Wood both lent their talent to several tracks.
In Holly's latest release, Big Love, the musical chemistry between Kerns and Allen is once again apparent. This collection of ten songs is lyrically potent, the telling of real-life both past and present. Ms. Allen covers two songs, Dylan's Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You and Matthew Bain's Long Way Down. Big Love is musically mellow and steady on acoustic. One might liken it to an excellent Sunday drive, with just enough curve to keep things interesting and enough blue sky to keep you on the good foot.
With a voice as real and honest as they come, Holly Renee Allen delivers Americana soul. Her songs are rich, vibrant, and lyrically intelligent.
Ashley McMillen is a country-inspired singer songwriter who's recently made a name for herself as a guest radio personality on Hitkicker 99.7 Central Virginia's Country Radio. You can hear tracks from her debut CD "Now I Know" on her very own Pandora Station, Ashley McMillen Radio, and her two singles, "Straight to You" and "You and Me," can be heard on Central Virginia's Country Radio. She is honored to be endorsed as a Breedlove Guitars Independent Artist. Recently, Ashley won the StarQuest Talent competition at the historic Wheeling Jamboree in Wheeling, West Virginia.
Ashley will be joined by her friend and fellow band mate Rusty Speidel, a founding member of SGGL. Rusty is an accomplished session musician, producer, and arranger and has been involved in over 15 albums and hundreds of sessions. Please visit ashleymcmillen.com for more information.
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Friday, June 7, 2013
James McCartney
Alyssa Graham
Doors at 7:00pm/Show at 8:00pm
$15
Seated Show
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Following a year that introduced him to international success, James McCartney is already headed towards an exciting and unprecedented 2013.
McCartney is fresh off the release of his two digital-only EPs, Available Light and Close At Hand, as well as his first physical release, The Complete EP Collection, a special two-disc set produced by David Kahne and Paul McCartney that includes the debut EPs in their entirety along with five bonus tracks. Now in the studio once again, James McCartney is preparing to release what will be his first full-length album in 2013, accompanied by major US and European tours.
The US tour will bring McCartney to over 50 cities coast-to-coast as he performs a unique solo-acoustic show of never-before-heard material mixed with fan favorites. Accompanying himself on guitar and piano, McCartney's soaring vocals, songwriting, and musicianship are highlighted in this intimate and powerful setting.
The success of The Complete EP Collection catapulted McCartney to national awareness in America with his U.S. television debut on The Late Show with David Letterman. McCartney followed with his first tour of North America. Of McCartney's performances The NY Daily News writes: "An infectious set...[he] has clearly forged a winning sound of his own." The Boston Globe adds: "...the younger McCartney's promising pop-rock tunes make clear he's learned a few lessons about melody, phrasing, and charm."
Looking forward to the thrilling year ahead, the next phase of his career is beginning to take shape and McCartney's goals are clear. "Some artists are happy doing the same thing again and again, but my favorite artists are the ones who evolve and grow, and I want to be one of them." With a new album and multiple tours on the way in 2013, James McCartney continues raise the stakes, and in doing so he succeeds in filling some very big shoes...his own.
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Saturday June 8, 2013
Blue Dogs
Second Draw
Doors at 7:30pm/Show at 8:30pm
Standing Show - Limited Seating Available
Ticket Price:
$12
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After 25 years of playing shows and releasing 9 CD's and 2 DVD's, the Blue Dogs continue to perform up to 100 shows a year, from clubs, festivals, and colleges to corporate events, private parties, and fundraisers---primarily in the southeast but still traveling wherever they are called, over the past few years to New York, DC and Virginia, Texas, Louisiana, Florida, and of course Georgia and the Carolinas. They continue to maintain a national (and international) fanbase, with all 9 recordings available through ITunes and other digital portals via their distributor, Redeye, and their CD's, DVD's and other merchandise offered exclusively at their website.
Sec.ond Draw \'sec-kund 'drol\ 1: a second, longer, more satisfying "pull" off a bottle of good whisky 2: the musical distillate of core elements of jam band, bluegrass, blues, and rock 3: Charlottesville VA based stringjam band, with drum, accordion, and electric guitar issues.
Bluejam music, is the self defined style of the Charlottesville, VA based band called Second Draw. Band members say their music is "somewhere between first class and coach, between fine sippin' whisky and moonshine; somewhere between bluegrass, jam band and rock."
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Sunday June 9, 2013
The Anatomy of Frank
The Invisible Hand
Suburban Living
Doors at 7:00pm/Show at 7:30pm
Standing Show - Limited Seating Available
Ticket Price:
$7
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With an album three years in the making and several expansive tours across two continents under their belts, The Anatomy of Frank has proven themselves as one of the fastest-rising bands in Virginia. The group's message is an inspiring one - the band has sold T-shirts to Mugison, booked collaboration with the mixing engineer of Sigur Ros, and been declared by Matt Ashare, former head music editor of the Boston Phoenix, to exude "an infectious kind of enthusiasm." Their music marries indie rock, nuance, post-rock dynamic shifts, and inspired pop melodies to form a loving polygamy of sound.
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Tuesday June 11 2013
Starr Hill Presents at The Southern
Wild Nothing
Twin Tigers
Doors at 8:00pm/Show at 9:00pm
Standing Show - Limited Seating Available
Ticket Price:
$15
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Ask Jack Tatum what 'Wild Nothing' means and he'll answer: "a contradiction." In 2010, 21 year old Tatum released one of the finest cult pop records of the summer whilst ensconced in his senior year of college in Blacksburg, VA, a small mid-atlantic town better known for producing football fans and engineers than musicians. Tatum lives in contradictions. You'll often hear Wild Nothing referred to as a "one man pop band." Jack creates in the studio, alone. On the road, he's with a band. There are two Wild Nothings.
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Saturday June 15, 2013
Corsair
All Them Witches
Doors at 8:00pm/Show at 9:00pm
Standing Show - Limited Seating Available
Ticket Price:
$8 in advance/$10 day of show
Recently signed to Shadow Kingdom Records, Charlottesville based Corsair returns after a mini hiatus to their hometown from the depths of an inner galaxy devoid of time.
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"Where 70's hard rock meets early heavy metal, Corsair is King!"
- Greg Moffitt, DECIBEL MAGAZINE
"Corsair has more hot licks than the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. It[s]... no surprise that the band's primary influences are also driven by six strings and a stack. Thin Lizzy, the hardest driving Led Zeppelin, and bits of classic British metal are joined by a progressive rock mindset and flashes of spacey Hawkwind to form a flurry of always-active-but-never-indulgent hard rock/metal. [Corsair] is laid-back but also emotionally driven; it's technical but never boisterous, and complex without having a learning curve. Most of all it harkens back to a time when rockin' was free of pretension and just plain cool. You'd have to be pretty black and cold inside if you can listen to this without your hands either in the air as fists or placed in front of you on an imaginary guitar."
- Zach Duvall, LAST RITES
"The music is both aggressive and sublime. It is heavy yet hypnotic. The bottom line is that the music of Corsair is the real deal."
- Jeb Wright, CLASSIC ROCK REVISITED
All Them Witches is a Nashville, Tennessee born - world fed psych
operation sending heavy blown desert vibes to the nations.
All Them Witches features swamp land, back woods, surfer dude
musicians who give a fuck. Fueled by drums and directed by none.
Be the revolution.
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Tuesday June 18, 2013
Starr Hill Presents at The Southern
Night Beds
Caveman
Jenny O.
Doors at 7:00pm/Show at 8:00pm
Standing Show - Limited Seating Available
Ticket Price:
$10
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It's difficult to say where Night Beds begins, but it could be here: August 2006, a young Winston Yellen is invited to a longtime friend's apartment. They talk, they record a little aimlessly, and something exciting emerges. Maybe it's a little later, when one is studying engineering in Nashville, and the other remains behind, an unhappy captive of secondary education. It could be any number of moments, really, along a series of migrations, but probably here: the summer of 2008, back in Colorado Springs, when they write the first Night Beds song, "You Were Afraid."
After that there is a lot of time spent in basements, a lot of alcohol, a lot of irreverent tuning, but not all that much need for talk. Most things are shared, understood: in thin mountain air, or in a waterlogged summer atmosphere, there can be a sense that breathing is effortful, that sleep is easy but not restful. The songs that come out of those first few years, collected on three EPs (Night Beds, Every fire; Every joy, and Hide From It), are an exercise in catharsis. They're deeply ringing things, washed in whiskey. The sound is like something emergent from a tunnel. It may be the red eye of a cigarette in the dark, or it may be the dawn peeking out.
Caveman - a five-man vibe collective from NYC - released their first album in 2011. As first albums go, CoCo Beware was something akin to a moody statement of intent, a blueprint for a band quickly learning how to create horizon-wide rock songs that were equal parts intimate and expansive. Initially self-released and later snatched up by Fat Possum for re-release in early 2012, the record brims over with four-part harmonies, crystalline guitar lines, and tracks that see-sawed between echoey lullaby ("A Country's King of Dreams") to shoegaze-by-way-of classic-FM-radio sprawl ("Old Friend").
The album quickly elevated Caveman from local band to watch to a sizable touring draw and formidable live act, as evidenced by stints on the road with the likes of The War on Drugs and Built to Spill. Despite being the work of a brand new band, CoCo Beware displayed a kind of Zen-like ease. It was the sound a five friends settling into a nice groove; the music that happens when, for whatever reason, a lot of seemingly disparate elements finally fall into place.
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Friday, June 21, 2013
Starr Hill Presents at The Southern:
Two Gallants
BRONCHO
Doors at 8:00pm/Show at 9:00pm
Standing Show - Limited Seating Available
Ticket Price:
$10 in advance/$12 day of show
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Alternately explosive and restrained, the aptly titled The Bloom and the Blight, the most recent album from Two Gallants, is a meditation on past and present - melodic fury matched with the eloquent, confessional lyricism that has made Two Gallants an enduring favorite of both fans and critics.
Capturing the sound of a new beginning, the duo's ATO Records debut The Bloom and the Blight celebrates the bands much anticipated reunion following a multi-year break. It is the work of Two Gallants, fully matured, the band fearlessly exploring new ground in search of a sound that defines a very personal catharsis.
Harkening back to punk rock's glory days of the 70s, Oklahoma outfit BRONCHO captures the aggression, DIY authenticity and youthful exhilaration of a bygone era and then drags it by the hair into the Here and Now, creating a fresh sound that's unlike anything being played today. With echoes of The Replacements, Iggy and the Stooges and The Ramones, BRONCHO's exuberant ten song debut Can't Get Past the Lips is a blisteringly cathartic 20 minute flash of gritty, crunching guitar work supported by an assaultive rhythm section and made whole by songwriter Ryan Lindsey's aggressive, yelping vocal work.
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
Red Wing Roots Music Festival Presents:
Gregory Alan Isakov
River Whyless
Doors at 7:00pm/Show at 8:00pm
$15
Seated Show
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This Empty Northern Hemisphere is Gregory Alan Isakov's latest collection of songs in which he conjures the miracles and heartaches of day to day living then transforms them into melodies, with a serious commitment to songcraft and musicianship.
Isakov composed the songs for This Empty Northern Hemisphere following his relocation from the Colorado wilds to the town of Boulder. The period also marked the beginning of a new creative cycle for the 28-year-old singer-songwriter, who combines his personal past with poetry to create a musically visceral present.
Isakov co-produced the album at various locations with Jamie Mefford who also engineered and is credited with 'God Noises.' He's accompanied throughout by his band: Jen Gilleran (drums), Jeb Bows (violin) and Phil Parker (cello). Isakov plays guitars, banjo, piano and harmonica, among other instruments. Brandi Carlile (Columbia) sings on five of the tracks. The pair also cut Leonard Cohen's "One of Us Cannot Be Wrong," as a duet.
The Red Wing Roots Music Festival takes place July 12, 13, and 14 at Natural Chimneys Park in Mt. Solon, VA and is the Shenandoah Valley's premiere family-friendly music festival. Forty bands, four stages, and three days of good times! Come join us and bring the whole family!
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Tuesday August 13, 2013
Tony Lucca
Honor By August
Doors at 7:00pm/Show at 8:00pm
Standing Show - Limited Seating Available
Ticket Price:
$12 in advance$15 day of show
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Tony Lucca captured America's hearts this year as the Team Adam finalist on NBC's hit TV show "The Voice." Lucca's cover of Hugo's version of Jay-Z's "99 Problems" reacted strongly, propelling Lucca to the No. 3 spot on iTunes Overall Singles sales chart and No. 1 on iTunes Rock Singles chart. Additionally, Lucca's duet of "Yesterday" by The Beatles with coach Adam Levine (Maroon 5) landed Top 5 on iTunes Overall and Pop Singles sales charts.
In 2011, Tony Lucca appeared as himself on NBC's "Parenthood" performing his song "Like Love." Lucca was also tapped to appear in friend Justin Timberlake's 901 tequila commercial spot. His songs have been featured on TV's "Friday Night Lights," "Brothers & Sisters," "Shark," and "Felicity" and in Kevin Costner's feature "Open Range." He has been seen on E! Entertainment Television and A&E, and performed numerous times on NBC's "Last Call With Carson Daly."
Over the course of his career, Lucca has shared stages with *NSYNC, Marc Anthony, Macy Gray, Johnny Lang, the late Chris Whitley, Sara Bareilles, and Tyrone Wells. Lucca has also completed several cooperative tours with Jay Nash and Matt Duke, also known as TFDI.
Honor By August's poetic sincerity and infectious blend of mesmerizing atmospherics with anthemic choruses have garnered favorable comparisons to U2, Kings of Leon, Snow Patrol and Bruce Springsteen. The Washington Post has called the modern rock quartet "one of the most promising new talents on the East Coast." Recently, the Washington, D.C.-based band won Billboard's "World Song Contest."
Thanks to its powerful live show and the empowering positivity in its music, Honor By August has built a considerable profile. The four piece has shared stages with such diverse artists as Bon Jovi, Imagine Dragons, Third Eye Blind, Switchfoot, Hanson, and Parachute. The group's music has been broadcast to millions many times over on ESPN, E!, and MTV's "The Real World", and Honor By August has worked with Grammy-winning producers, mixers, and engineers including Jack Joseph Puig (U2, Snow Patrol, Rolling Stones), Paul David Hager (Goo Goo Dolls), Jeff Juliano (John Mayer, O.A.R, Lifehouse), Toby Wright (Third Eye Blind) and Jim Ebert (Butch Walker, Meredith Brooks).
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Thursday October 17, 2013
Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors
Doors at 7:00pm/Show at 8:00pm
Standing Show - Limited Seating Available
Ticket Price:
$12 in advance/$15 day of show
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Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors are Drew Holcomb (vocals, guitar, harmonica), Ellie Holcomb (vocals, guitars), Nathan Dugger (guitar, keys), and Rich Brinsfield (bass). Since releasing his first solo album, 2005's Washed In Blue, Drew has established himself as a formidable indie act, selling more than 85,000 records, playing more than 1,500 live dates, selling out headline shows, and touring alongside such varied acts as The Avett Brothers, Ryan Adams, Los Lobos, Needtobreathe, Susan Tedeschi, North Mississippi Allstars, and others. Good Light, Drew's fourth studio album, was released on 2/26/13 and debuited #84 on the Billboard Top 200, their highest chart debut to date. The music video for the first single, "Good Light", has been featured on VH1, CMT Pure, & E! News. The band has had over 40 placements on 10 different networks, including "How I Met Your Mother", "Criminal Minds", "Nashville", "Parenthood", & "Justified." They've also been featured in USA Today, American Songwriter, Paste, Huffington Post and much more.
Good Light showcases his signature brand of singer/songwriter Americana in its finest form yet. "On past albums I was searching for my voice, both literally and figuratively," explains Drew. "I co-wrote a lot of songs, peppered the music with too many influences, and let too many other voices in my head." With this album, Drew dedicated himself to the process of songwriting, stripping away extra layers, ridding himself of past boundaries and expectations. He wrote more than 40 songs for Good Light, mostly alone on his 1934 Gibson Archtop, eventually whittling the selections down to a final 12 tracks.
Recorded live at Ardent Studios in Memphis, Good Light arrives shortly following Drew's 30th birthday and the birth of his first child, daughter Emmylou, with wife and bandmate Ellie Holcomb. "This album perfectly tells the story of this new stage in my life," explains Drew. "I think about my daughter every time I sing the title track, how I want to sing it over her when she is old enough to start understanding the world of truth and consequence... Each of us has a story, and it's the only one we can tell. With this album I'm telling my story."
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
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Tony Lucca
Honor By August
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Friday, July 11, 2013
Red Wing Roots Music Festival Presents:
Gregory Alan Isakov
River Whyless
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Friday, June 21, 2013
Starr Hill Presents:
Two Gallants
BRONCHO
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Starr Hill Presents:
Night Beds
Caveman
Jenny O.
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Saturday, June 15, 2013
Corsair
All Them Witches
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Monday, June 11, 2013
Starr Hill Presents:
Wild Nothing
Twin Tigers
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Sunday, June 9, 2013
The Anatomy of Frank
The Invisible Hand
Suburban Living
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Saturday, June 8, 2013
Blue Dogs
Second Draw
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Friday, June 7, 2013
James McCartney
Alyssa Graham
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Saturday, June 1, 2013
A BIG LOVE CD Release Party for:
Holly Renee Allen
with Ashley McMillen
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Friday, May 31, 2013
A CD Release Party for:
Michael Coleman
featuring
Erin & The Wildfire
and Matthew McAllister
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
The 9 Songwriter Series
Justin Trawick, Shanna Hoar, Michael Clem, Evan Hansen, David Tewksbury, Willie DE, Stone Aielli, Genna Matthew , and Carl Anderson
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Saturday, May 25, 2013
Red Wing Roots Music Festival Presents:
The Steel Wheels
Ana Egge
and special guest
Blue Mountain Brewery
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Thursday, May 23, 2012
Mariana Bell
featuring
Guerilla Tactics
and Emily Herndon
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