Ginny’s musical repertoire defies categorization. Vocally she captures the vulnerability and power of Stevie Nicks, the angelic innocence of Alison Krauss, and the confidence of Dolly Parton. She transitions easily between classic rock, country, and Americana hits. The familiarity of the songs is elevated by her original, heartfelt interpretation of the music. Starting at 7:00

Deep in the heart of southern Appalachia, sounds from the Mississippi Delta echo through the lush mountain air, haunting the fretboard of Heidi Holton’s well-worn Gibson guitar. Original and fresh, traditional with a contemporary flair, Heidi is turning heads with her mastery of the music of the deep south. Her songwriting shines like the sweet

Smoky Blue Rain is the trio of Len Graham, Phil Moore, and Amos Jackson. Their brand of Americana music is an infectious blend of folk, light rock, blues, jazz, and a touch of traditional country. They met through a mutual friend and from the very first note realized they had something special. Len has been

Immerse yourself in authentic prohibition-era Blues/Country music as Woolybooger takes the stage with mesmerizing guitar skills and soulful vocals. Let the intimate atmosphere of Meadowlark SpeakEasy transport you to a bygone era of passion and rebellion. Join us for an unforgettable night of musical bliss! Don’t miss Woolybooger’s magic—be swept away on a unique musical

Alan Lee Edwards has been a songwriter for over 30 years, and became the main singer, guitarist, and songwriter for the band Lou Ford, out of Charlotte, NC. Punks, alt. country fans, and glam rockers alike agreed there was an honesty there, an authenticity not built on outward style but inner substance. The songs spoke