This is a “Limited-Seating Event” – Brooklyn-based Americana/Alt-Country band Yarn’s sound owes as much to Gram Parsons and Earl Scruggs as to Jerry Garcia and Exile On Main Street-era Rolling Stones. Much like its name, the band Yarn weaves...

Holmes moved to West Virginia for love. A snow-flipped Jeep brings an engagement’s long-stewing tensions to an irreconcilable head. It’s over, and he’s left to nurse his wounds in a strange land. Cast your reckoning: for a songwriter, is this too good to be true?

“With one foot planted firmly in Appalachian music culture and the other always expanding and evolving.” Fusing roots, country, rock, honky tonk, and blues to create a unique blend of Americana via Appalachia.

Holmes moved to West Virginia for love. A snow-flipped Jeep brings an engagement’s long-stewing tensions to an irreconcilable head. It’s over, and he’s left to nurse his wounds in a strange land. Cast your reckoning: for a songwriter, is this too good to be true?

Lua Flora is the soundtrack of your favorite daydream. The Asheville, NC-based group’s sun-kissed melodies are rooted in the harmonies of Appalachia, rhythms of the West Indies, and lyricism of American folk.

“Cerebral alt. country from an unusually versatile singer.” — Rolling Stone “Literary rock’n’roller William Matheny has a knack for spinning stories about roach-infested apartments and social anxiety into indie gold.” — NPR’s Weekend Edition

Tyler Dodson is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, born in the foothills of the Sauratown mountains in Stokes County, North Carolina, whose musical journey weaves a tapestry of sounds and stories as eclectic as the South itself.

These unique musical ingredients come together in a mesmerizing harmonic puzzle that is at times haunting, other times foot-tapping, and always a good time.

Tyler Dodson is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, born in the foothills of the Sauratown mountains in Stokes County, North Carolina, whose musical journey weaves a tapestry of sounds and stories as eclectic as the South itself.

Songwriting cousins Ryan Cooley Gaujot and Jason Jaros swap madolins, guitars, tunes, lyrical harmonies, ballads, improvisations, and rhythms to create a musical experience to get your feet moving with songs that tell of true life encounters, local history, and tall...