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Franklin has opened up for Jakob Dylan and The Wallflowers and shared festivals with The Nude Party and The Bones of JR Jones. His songs seem just as comfortable in front of a crowd of two thousand as they are in a living room house concert. Shlomo sees himself as a...

($30)

J. Roddy Walston delivers raw, psychedelic rock energy with explosive live shows, gritty hooks, and chaos-fueled songs built to move you.

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Franklin has opened up for Jakob Dylan and The Wallflowers and shared festivals with The Nude Party and The Bones of JR Jones. His songs seem just as comfortable in front of a crowd of two thousand as they are in a living room house concert. Shlomo sees himself as a...

($15)

Combining the best of Americana and Blues melodies with timeless Southern Gothic storytelling, Nashville based “A Tale of Two” is an undeniable rising powerhouse duo in today’s Roots Music scene.

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Swamp rock meets honkytonk melodies. Andy Thomas brings gritty Americana songs driven by road-worn storytelling and soulful guitar work. His music carries the weight of Southern rock with the raw honesty of outlaw country and roots music.

($15)

Widely Grown is a dynamic americana, quasi-country coterie based out of Jersey City, NJ. This five piece outfit weaves together an exciting live performance using fibers of delicate folk, up to energetic, high-octane country-grass-rock n’ soul.

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“Peterson’s frank, humorous and observational lyricism shines on raw, lively Americana tunes with whiskey-and-honey-soaked vocals.” – Brian Tucker — Star News, Wilmington, NC

($20)

Catch the unveiling of The Golden Hours, a new Charlottesville-based band formed by the members of acclaimed indie-folk acts Lowland Hum and David Wax Museum.

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“Peterson’s frank, humorous and observational lyricism shines on raw, lively Americana tunes with whiskey-and-honey-soaked vocals.” – Brian Tucker — Star News, Wilmington, NC

($25)

Sam Morrow has carved out his own version of modern-day American roots music: a mix of roadhouse rock & roll, bluesy R&B, and country-fried funky-tonk, driven forward by groove, grease, and guitars.