Odin Scott Coleman + Kirstie Lynn + Drunken Fiddles Doors: 6:30PM Music 7:00PM $20
Odin Scott Coleman
Through his original songs and idiosyncratic reimaginings of the American folk vernacular, Odin Scott Coleman feels like the sort of musician your great-grandparents might have whooped and hollered for. Equipped with a banjo, a guitar, and a penchant for storytelling, Coleman spins a compelling yarn as he weaves together elements of country-blues, hard-traveling folk songs, ragtime, and mountain music.
Kirstie Lynn
Always looking to marry verse and melody, Kirstie Lynn’s poetic lyrics and virtuosic vocal lines bring to life stories of love, heartache, and the search for a greater meaning. Effortlessly blending the nostalgic and familiar sounds of 60’s and 70’s folk with her fresh take on Americana, she offers audiences an enchanting and intimate musical experience of clarity through laughter and tears. Though she has been compared to folk giants like Joni Mitchell and Joan Baez, her song-bird timbre and finger style guitar playing are uniquely and beautifully her own.
Drunken Fiddles
Drunken Fiddles is a welcoming string community for adults who would like to learn how to play fiddle or cello. No childhood lessons required. No auditions. No pressure! As a closing to their weekend string retreat, Drunken Fiddles has graciously agreed to play for us! Their repertoire offers a generous variety of traditional, folk, and new music.
Greenwood Social Hall is located on the second floor of a historical building is only accessible by a set of exterior concrete stairs.
See you there!