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Songs From The Road Band

2 concerts

Songs From The Road Band is an Asheville, North Carolina bluegrass supergroup led by Mark Schimick, Charles Humphrey III and Gabe Epstein, with rotating guest players. Their singles topped Bluegrass Today’s Grassicana chart, and they’ve released 6 studio albums.

Jon Stickley Trio

1 concert

Asheville, NC-based Jon Stickley Trio is a cinematic instrumental trio blending deep grooves, innovative flat-picking guitar and sultry-spacy violin. Featuring violinist Lyndsay Pruett and drummer Hunter Deacon, they’ve released two albums and an EP.

The Ain't Sisters

1 concert

Atlanta-based folk-rock duo The Ain't Sisters, Arrie Bozeman and Barb Carbon, formed in 2012. Known for their high-energy, eclectic sound blending folk, blues, and rock, they deliver powerful performances. Their discography includes albums like "Marrow" and the double album "Atomic." They are celebrated for their versatile style, often described as "Indigo Girls meets Dream Theater."

Bryan Elijah Smith

1 concert

Bryan Elijah Smith, from Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, is an international award-winning American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer. Known for his haunting voice and genre-crossing music, compared to Johnny Cash and Bruce Springsteen, he has independently released over 14 albums. His song "In Through the Dark" appeared on Netflix, and "The Line" gained widespread attention. He has toured extensively.

Suwannee Roots Revival

4 concerts

Suwannee Roots Revival is an annual music festival held at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, Florida. The family-friendly event showcases prominent names in American roots music, bluegrass, and Americana, featuring live performances across multiple stages, community workshops, and camping.

Shannon McNally

1 concert

McNally is a Grammy-nominated Americana artist dubbed a “Cosmic American Music” song poet by AllMusic’s Thom Jurek. After 10 years at Capitol/EMI, she left major labels, self-managing her career and releasing music independently.

Snake Oil Medicine Show

1 concert