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Old Settler's Music Festival: Yola Molly Tuttle & Shovels and Rope - Saturday in Dale, TX

Apr 22, 2023 at 3:30 PM  ·  The New Place The New Place

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Apr 22
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Grammy-winning guitarist Tommy Emmanuel is renowned for virtuosic fingerstyle guitar. Named a Certified Guitar Player by Chet Atkins, he’s headlined Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House and collaborated with Eric Clapton, Les Paul and Mark Knopfler.
Born in the Washington, DC area and raised in West Virginia, John R. Miller is an alt-country/Americana artist. His fifth album, The Great Unknowing, was co-produced with Adam Meisterhans and recorded live in Tulsa with Grammy-nominated John Fullbright.
Yola is a six-time GRAMMY-nominated artist, songwriter, and actor. Her album Stand For Myself (2021) drew acclaim from NPR. She made her acting debut as Sister Rosetta Tharpe in Baz Luhrmann’s ELVIS, earning a NAACP Image Award nomination.
Molly Tuttle is a boundary-pushing bluegrass artist and guitarist. She won two Grammys with her band Golden Highway and earned a Best New Artist nomination. Bald since age three due to alopecia areata, she’s a National Alopecia Areata Foundation spokesperson.
Colorado's Big Richard is a neo-acoustic supergroup blending bluegrass, folk, and pop with fiery string virtuosity and tight harmonies. Known for high-energy, humorous performances and "lady rage," they challenge tradition. Their albums include "Girl Dinner" and "Pet," featuring popular songs like "Millionaire." Members boast Grammy, Emmy, and platinum awards.
Shovels & Rope, the Charleston, South Carolina duo of Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst, blend Americana, folk, and indie rock. Known for their dynamic live shows and haunting harmonies, they earned Americana Music Awards for "Birmingham" and Emerging Artist. Albums like "O' Be Joyful," "Manticore," and "Something Is Working Up Above My Head" showcase their unique sound and collaborations.
Emerging from Boston's folk, bluegrass, and Americana scene, this ensemble blends genres beyond progressive bluegrass. Anchored by Chris Sartori's bass, it features Dan Bui's dynamic mandolin, Kathleen Parks' haunting vocals, and Anh Phung's innovative flute. Known for blending bluegrass and jazz, they craft psychedelic sounds and harmonious vocals.
Texas-born folk/Americana singer-songwriter Jack Barksdale, praised by NPR and American Songwriter, is known for mature lyrics and sharing stages with Wynonna Judd and Hayes Carll.

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The New Place

1616 FM 3158, Dale, TX 78616 Directions

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