The Beatles vs. The Rolling Stones Charity Christmas Bowl
A Benefit for Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee

A half-century after the mid-’60s British Invasion, the Beatles vs. Stones debate rages on. In case rock fans are still keeping score, Paul McCartney sure upstaged The Rolling Stones at last week’s 12-12-12 Hurricane Sandy telethon at Madison Square Garden. The Stones played for 10 minutes; Macca reunited Nirvana, spellbound viewers nationwide with a tender, touching “Blackbird,” and threw in a Wings deep cut or two for good gutsy measure. For the fourth year in a row, and for two nights in a row, a top-notch lineup of local rockers will celebrate The Mop Tops and Glimmer Twins’ faux rivalry in song form at The Basement, with proceeds going to benefit Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee. Like last week’s Sandy Benefit, this pair is stacked with stellar performs. The bill boasts Langhorne Slim, Cory Branan, Courtney Jaye, Derek Hoke, Mike Farris, Matt Friction, The Weeks, Mayhem, Magnolia Sons and more.
The Basement
Fri. 12/21/12
Show: 9:00 PM
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$7.00 minimum donation
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Langhorne Slim
AlternativeArtist Bio:
There is nothing like the challenges and camaraderie of the road to inspire a songwriter who thrives upon the emotional energy and exhilaration only travel can deliver. Some singers are devoted to the pursuit of perpetual motion, and Langhorne Slim releases his wild soul in ways that come out of the discipline of live performance.
The 13 songs that compose Langhorne Slim & The Law's new The Way We Move are road-tested, rollicking and very rock ’n’ rolling tunes that the songwriter perfected with his loyal band, and come out of the kind of good times and bad experiences that songwriters of Langhorne's lofty stature can turn into life-affirming rock ’n’ roll. You could also call what Langhorne Slim does folk music, but then there’s his sly, charming and open-hearted feel for pop music - those summertime melodies that nudge you into a grin even when the song is about something bad.
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There is nothing like the challenges and camaraderie of the road to inspire a songwriter who thrives upon the emotional energy and exhilaration only travel can deliver. Some singers are devoted to the pursuit of perpetual motion, and Langhorne Slim releases his wild soul in ways that come out of the discipline of live performance.
The 13 songs that compose Langhorne Slim & The Law's new The Way We Move are road-tested, rollicking and very rock ’n’ rolling tunes that the songwriter perfected with his loyal band, and come out of the kind of good times and bad experiences that songwriters of Langhorne's lofty stature can turn into life-affirming rock ’n’ roll. You could also call what Langhorne Slim does folk music, but then there’s his sly, charming and open-hearted feel for pop music - those summertime melodies that nudge you into a grin even when the song is about something bad.
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Cory Branan
RockArtist Bio:
Cory Branan is a natural-born storyteller. As with any of his
musical and literary pedestal sitters, from John Prine and
Leonard Cohen to Raymond Carver and Márquez, his seemingly
conversational, painstakingly crafted anecdotes benefit from a
hard-eyed stare at hydra-headed experience.
MUTT—Branan’s Bloodshot debut—also bears the marks
of his “American gumbo” heritage: a winding path from
nascent guitar shredder in the small, state-line town of
Southaven, Mississippi, to fledgling troubadour in Memphis’
lauded underground music scene, and now a Nashville-based
itinerant road warrior thrilling Thunderdomes as varied as
Warp’s Country Throwdown and Chuck Ragan’s Revival Tour.
While his music tips its hat to road-map influences from
Motown to Mellencamp, the Delta bluesmen to folk pickers of
’60s Greenwich Village, the united result is a singular sound
spurred on by years spent on tour honing something rare that
is altogether its own.
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Cory Branan is a natural-born storyteller. As with any of his
musical and literary pedestal sitters, from John Prine and
Leonard Cohen to Raymond Carver and Márquez, his seemingly
conversational, painstakingly crafted anecdotes benefit from a
hard-eyed stare at hydra-headed experience.
MUTT—Branan’s Bloodshot debut—also bears the marks
of his “American gumbo” heritage: a winding path from
nascent guitar shredder in the small, state-line town of
Southaven, Mississippi, to fledgling troubadour in Memphis’
lauded underground music scene, and now a Nashville-based
itinerant road warrior thrilling Thunderdomes as varied as
Warp’s Country Throwdown and Chuck Ragan’s Revival Tour.
While his music tips its hat to road-map influences from
Motown to Mellencamp, the Delta bluesmen to folk pickers of
’60s Greenwich Village, the united result is a singular sound
spurred on by years spent on tour honing something rare that
is altogether its own.
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Courtney Jaye
RockArtist Bio:
"Courtney Jaye's wonderful throwback voice makes for splendid grooves. In a business where you don't think there are any more authentic crooners left, you stumble across a record like this & have faith that the tradition will be carried on. "Box Wine" has become a theme song of mine when thirsty and looking for haziness. Courtney Jaye is a talented recording artist with real style, class & talent. Unlike most of the jerkoffs in her business. I so adore this record."-Zach Galifianakis
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"Courtney Jaye's wonderful throwback voice makes for splendid grooves. In a business where you don't think there are any more authentic crooners left, you stumble across a record like this & have faith that the tradition will be carried on. "Box Wine" has become a theme song of mine when thirsty and looking for haziness. Courtney Jaye is a talented recording artist with real style, class & talent. Unlike most of the jerkoffs in her business. I so adore this record."-Zach Galifianakis
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Derek Hoke
AmericanaArtist Bio:
Derek Hoke has crafted a collection of equally endearing and infectious songs for his long awaited sophomore release – Waiting All Night. Out August 21, 2012 on Electric Western / Thirty Tigers, Waiting All Night picks up right where Hoke left off with his first release Goodbye Rock N Roll. There is a significant difference here though. If Goodbye Rock N Roll was slow crafted, simmered in Hoke’s brain on low, and came to life on a lazy saw dust floor one night in town, then Waiting All Night was born under the lights on stage. It’s clear that Hoke and his band have been affected by the past years of playing week after week. Nashville has a way of doing that to a singer. A way of molding a voice around the lingering smoke and whiskey hanging in the air night after night. And first and foremost, Derek Hoke is a singer. The songs, even the ballads, reach out and yearn for a late night in a dark room. It’s the same feeling you get when you leave the house at 2am to catch last call…because if you don’t you might miss something. You might miss the steel guitar or meandering piano solos and telecaster riffs. Well, get out of the house, because you won’t want to miss a tune on Waiting All Night.
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Derek Hoke has crafted a collection of equally endearing and infectious songs for his long awaited sophomore release – Waiting All Night. Out August 21, 2012 on Electric Western / Thirty Tigers, Waiting All Night picks up right where Hoke left off with his first release Goodbye Rock N Roll. There is a significant difference here though. If Goodbye Rock N Roll was slow crafted, simmered in Hoke’s brain on low, and came to life on a lazy saw dust floor one night in town, then Waiting All Night was born under the lights on stage. It’s clear that Hoke and his band have been affected by the past years of playing week after week. Nashville has a way of doing that to a singer. A way of molding a voice around the lingering smoke and whiskey hanging in the air night after night. And first and foremost, Derek Hoke is a singer. The songs, even the ballads, reach out and yearn for a late night in a dark room. It’s the same feeling you get when you leave the house at 2am to catch last call…because if you don’t you might miss something. You might miss the steel guitar or meandering piano solos and telecaster riffs. Well, get out of the house, because you won’t want to miss a tune on Waiting All Night.
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The Weeks
AlternativeArtist Bio:
The sound of wind through the pines, bare feet brushing through leaves, snapping sticks like the spines of the weak. When we started we were small and strong at heart, five southern souls damned to speak the truth. But with this responsibility comes pain and loss. And as the years passed our numbers grew smaller, and there were four. This did not stop these brave soldiers of thought, keepers of truth. They were older now and their soft footsteps through the forest had grown louder and stronger. Like the dust filled hoof beats of a thousand wild horses, they layer sound like musket fire, their melodies bend and twist like train-tracks. A music shaped from the calloused hands and wrinkled faces of their fathers. They have walked through the fire wide-eyed and crazy, and came out enlightened. You cannot stop these men, your armies can’t cease their hands, dampen this thunder, or silence their tongues. We have trudged through the muddy swamps to freedom.
Our shoes are tattered and torn, but our feet are dry. As for our places in history, we will run naked through your streets before we sit decorated in your halls.
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The sound of wind through the pines, bare feet brushing through leaves, snapping sticks like the spines of the weak. When we started we were small and strong at heart, five southern souls damned to speak the truth. But with this responsibility comes pain and loss. And as the years passed our numbers grew smaller, and there were four. This did not stop these brave soldiers of thought, keepers of truth. They were older now and their soft footsteps through the forest had grown louder and stronger. Like the dust filled hoof beats of a thousand wild horses, they layer sound like musket fire, their melodies bend and twist like train-tracks. A music shaped from the calloused hands and wrinkled faces of their fathers. They have walked through the fire wide-eyed and crazy, and came out enlightened. You cannot stop these men, your armies can’t cease their hands, dampen this thunder, or silence their tongues. We have trudged through the muddy swamps to freedom.
Our shoes are tattered and torn, but our feet are dry. As for our places in history, we will run naked through your streets before we sit decorated in your halls.
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Magnolia Sons
RockArtist Bio:
Magnolia Sons is a nostalgic rock and soul group based out of Nashville, Tennessee. They are a 12-piece supergroup composed of artists and musicians from all over the United States. Their music is a tribute to the vintage sound of classic rock and soul from the 1960's and 1970's created by writers Austin Aguirre and Benjamin A. Harper. In the time of the resurgence of record collections, Magnolia Sons is both a throwback and a breath of fresh air. Inspired by The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, The Four Tops and the Temptations, Magnolia Sons have a sound that harkens back to the sound of 60's soulsters and American Band Stand, and as a 12 piece, they definitely fit the retro profile. While many older fans will recognize the sound from their own record collections, it is new for many of their younger fans who can be found dancing along to the catchy tunes at many of Nashville's venues.
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Magnolia Sons is a nostalgic rock and soul group based out of Nashville, Tennessee. They are a 12-piece supergroup composed of artists and musicians from all over the United States. Their music is a tribute to the vintage sound of classic rock and soul from the 1960's and 1970's created by writers Austin Aguirre and Benjamin A. Harper. In the time of the resurgence of record collections, Magnolia Sons is both a throwback and a breath of fresh air. Inspired by The Supremes, Stevie Wonder, The Four Tops and the Temptations, Magnolia Sons have a sound that harkens back to the sound of 60's soulsters and American Band Stand, and as a 12 piece, they definitely fit the retro profile. While many older fans will recognize the sound from their own record collections, it is new for many of their younger fans who can be found dancing along to the catchy tunes at many of Nashville's venues.
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Buffalo Clover
Singer-SongwriterArtist Bio:
Formerly one of Nashville’s most eclectic bands, Buffalo Clover now feeds a more fitting hybrid of roots-rock and soul into the Music City bloodstream.
Hailing from somewhere in the Midwest, front lady Margo Price grew up in a farming town where music didn’t thrive. Fortunately, it did thrive in the more obscure parts of her lineage. Price traced her creative genes to a great-grandfather who played piano using only the black keys.
A restless soul brought her to Nashville in the early aughts where she met guitarist Jeremy Ivey. The two made a couple as well as co-writers and got married. In late 2008, they met bassist Matt Gardner whose guitar chops were so good, he eventually switched instruments. They added bassist Jason White later, and drummer Dillon Napier joined in late 2010.
Throughout the band’s formative decade, Buffalo Clover, even in its developmental stages, attracted a variety of talent. Price has worked on two different projects with Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes. Pianist Micah Hulscher, who plays with rockabilly queen Wanda Jackson on the road, recorded on Buffalo Clover’s last record, Low Down Time, and sometimes joins the band for live performances. They’ve also shared the stage with The Flaming Lips, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals and legendary sax player Bobby Keys, proving their southern soul style can match up with anyone.
In the simplest terms, Buffalo Clover are vintage rock ’n’ rollers, but the South tends to creep in. This brand of southern soul bears a striking resemblance to their idols, the Rolling Stones and The Band. Taking a cue from Bob Dylan with a lyrical poeticism inspired by the troubled times, and Janis Joplin with her rough-hewn-but-honest, bottom-of-the-heart soulful lilt, Buffalo Clover emulate their musical paragons in a style of their own.
Never playing the same show twice, the band’s genuineness translates to a loyal local fan base. It makes them just as much at home playing in the UK, which they toured last summer, as The 5 Spot in East Nashville.
Ever the victims of wanderlust, what Buffalo Clover has in mind for 2012 is getting back to those places, in both Europe and the states, and continuing to bring the southern soul to a wider audience.
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Formerly one of Nashville’s most eclectic bands, Buffalo Clover now feeds a more fitting hybrid of roots-rock and soul into the Music City bloodstream.
Hailing from somewhere in the Midwest, front lady Margo Price grew up in a farming town where music didn’t thrive. Fortunately, it did thrive in the more obscure parts of her lineage. Price traced her creative genes to a great-grandfather who played piano using only the black keys.
A restless soul brought her to Nashville in the early aughts where she met guitarist Jeremy Ivey. The two made a couple as well as co-writers and got married. In late 2008, they met bassist Matt Gardner whose guitar chops were so good, he eventually switched instruments. They added bassist Jason White later, and drummer Dillon Napier joined in late 2010.
Throughout the band’s formative decade, Buffalo Clover, even in its developmental stages, attracted a variety of talent. Price has worked on two different projects with Brittany Howard of Alabama Shakes. Pianist Micah Hulscher, who plays with rockabilly queen Wanda Jackson on the road, recorded on Buffalo Clover’s last record, Low Down Time, and sometimes joins the band for live performances. They’ve also shared the stage with The Flaming Lips, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals and legendary sax player Bobby Keys, proving their southern soul style can match up with anyone.
In the simplest terms, Buffalo Clover are vintage rock ’n’ rollers, but the South tends to creep in. This brand of southern soul bears a striking resemblance to their idols, the Rolling Stones and The Band. Taking a cue from Bob Dylan with a lyrical poeticism inspired by the troubled times, and Janis Joplin with her rough-hewn-but-honest, bottom-of-the-heart soulful lilt, Buffalo Clover emulate their musical paragons in a style of their own.
Never playing the same show twice, the band’s genuineness translates to a loyal local fan base. It makes them just as much at home playing in the UK, which they toured last summer, as The 5 Spot in East Nashville.
Ever the victims of wanderlust, what Buffalo Clover has in mind for 2012 is getting back to those places, in both Europe and the states, and continuing to bring the southern soul to a wider audience.
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Mike Younger
Artist Bio:
Mike Younger is the product of a journey along the road less traveled. His music and persona are unique and noteworthy for the breadth of styles and genres they touch upon as well as the content behind them.
Having been exposed to and inspired by some of the milestone artists that defined the rock and roll era of the fifties, sixties and seventies he was determined to dig deeper into the history and roots of these musical forms.
At the age of seventeen Younger took to the road, traveling by thumb, rail, shoestring, bus etc. Though his origins lead back to eastern Canada, his musical journey has passed through many towns and cities....his stages have been piers, sidewalks, doorways, town squares, coffee shops, bars, saloons, joints, nightclubs and theaters. He has never performed on American Idol and never will.
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Mike Younger is the product of a journey along the road less traveled. His music and persona are unique and noteworthy for the breadth of styles and genres they touch upon as well as the content behind them.
Having been exposed to and inspired by some of the milestone artists that defined the rock and roll era of the fifties, sixties and seventies he was determined to dig deeper into the history and roots of these musical forms.
At the age of seventeen Younger took to the road, traveling by thumb, rail, shoestring, bus etc. Though his origins lead back to eastern Canada, his musical journey has passed through many towns and cities....his stages have been piers, sidewalks, doorways, town squares, coffee shops, bars, saloons, joints, nightclubs and theaters. He has never performed on American Idol and never will.
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Anchor Thieves
Rock, AlternativeArtist Bio:
Anchor Thieves is a three-piece alternative rock band from Nashville, Tenn. Initially formed as Homework, the group set out to recreate and perform home recordings of singer/ guitarist Cayce Keller. These songs with minimalist arrangements, buried harmonies and undeniable hooks served as an ideal starting point. The band remains rooted in solid pop songwriting and familiar fuzzy guitar tones, but new material flirts with a broader array of styles. Songs now also exhibit more ambitious structures and thicker arrangements. If you listen carefully, you might even detect a cautious optimism for the future of creative melody-driven rock 'n' roll.
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Anchor Thieves is a three-piece alternative rock band from Nashville, Tenn. Initially formed as Homework, the group set out to recreate and perform home recordings of singer/ guitarist Cayce Keller. These songs with minimalist arrangements, buried harmonies and undeniable hooks served as an ideal starting point. The band remains rooted in solid pop songwriting and familiar fuzzy guitar tones, but new material flirts with a broader array of styles. Songs now also exhibit more ambitious structures and thicker arrangements. If you listen carefully, you might even detect a cautious optimism for the future of creative melody-driven rock 'n' roll.
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Tim Easton
RockArtist Bio:
Tim Easton is a consummate traveling songwriter. From his Ohio roots through stretches in Paris and Prague, Tim grew his credentials with stints in NYC and LA, leading to his latest encampment in the high desert country outside of Joshua Tree, California. This contemporary troubadour, in the strictest definition of the word, continues to make the rounds in a business where traveling is both the inspiration and the reward.
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Tim Easton is a consummate traveling songwriter. From his Ohio roots through stretches in Paris and Prague, Tim grew his credentials with stints in NYC and LA, leading to his latest encampment in the high desert country outside of Joshua Tree, California. This contemporary troubadour, in the strictest definition of the word, continues to make the rounds in a business where traveling is both the inspiration and the reward.
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Megan Palmer
Singer-SongwriterArtist Bio:
Megan Palmer spends a lot of time thinking about, playing, listening to, and writing music. She has done this since about age 6. She plays piano, violin, guitar and sings. She has played with many bands and songwriters. Most recently she has worked with the Spikedrivers, Tim Easton, Luther Wright, Eric Nassau, The Wahoos, as well as leading her own solo efforts. The Hopefuls are her band in Columbus. The Hopefuls consist of John Boerstler (guitar), Jimmy Castoe (drums) Larry Cook (bass), and sometimes Jeff Ciampa (bass) and Jen Miller (vocals). Megan has recently moved to Brooklyn NY, where she is playing lots of music also, with great minds such as Jason Crosby (fiddle, piano, guitar) Teddy Kumpel (guitar) Benny Cha Cha Rubin (bass) + Steve Purcell (drums)… The other notable thing Megan does to keep everything afloat is work as much as she has to as a registered nurse. It keeps her mind from going too crazy with all this music. She has been merging the two things lately and doing some volunteer work with a couple of organizations and has found that to be an interesting next step in all of this. Hopefully in 2010, the long awaited Hopefuls record will be released. Megan is also hoping to record more with the Spikedrivers, as well as more solo material in NY this coming year. Sometimes Megan likes to nap.
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Megan Palmer spends a lot of time thinking about, playing, listening to, and writing music. She has done this since about age 6. She plays piano, violin, guitar and sings. She has played with many bands and songwriters. Most recently she has worked with the Spikedrivers, Tim Easton, Luther Wright, Eric Nassau, The Wahoos, as well as leading her own solo efforts. The Hopefuls are her band in Columbus. The Hopefuls consist of John Boerstler (guitar), Jimmy Castoe (drums) Larry Cook (bass), and sometimes Jeff Ciampa (bass) and Jen Miller (vocals). Megan has recently moved to Brooklyn NY, where she is playing lots of music also, with great minds such as Jason Crosby (fiddle, piano, guitar) Teddy Kumpel (guitar) Benny Cha Cha Rubin (bass) + Steve Purcell (drums)… The other notable thing Megan does to keep everything afloat is work as much as she has to as a registered nurse. It keeps her mind from going too crazy with all this music. She has been merging the two things lately and doing some volunteer work with a couple of organizations and has found that to be an interesting next step in all of this. Hopefully in 2010, the long awaited Hopefuls record will be released. Megan is also hoping to record more with the Spikedrivers, as well as more solo material in NY this coming year. Sometimes Megan likes to nap.
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Mayhem
Artist Bio:
Have you ever listened to a record and thought to yourself, "Man! I wish I could have played on that album!" That's where MAYHEM comes in. MAYHEM is a collective of Nashville's best up-and-comers, playing classic albums we all love and grew up on. The group is the brainchild of Jerry Pentecost (Jonny Corndawg, By Lightning!, De Novo Dahl, Tristen, My So-Called Band, Hands Down Eugene, Brandon Jazz and His Armed Forces, BOOK CLUB, etc). They have tackled several records from Huey Lewis and the News' "Sports" to Bruce Springsteen's "Born to Run." They performed two Rolling Stones albums with Bobby Keys and are in talks with some other major hitters about future albums. Most recently, they tackled Prince's "CONTROVERSY" with Dez Dickerson of Prince and the Revolution. Other special guests included: Matt Mahaffey (Beck, Self), Greg Mangus (Cameo, Set'em Up Joe), Joel J. Dahl (De Novo Dahl, By Lightning!), Trisha Brantley and Sara Beck (Guilty Pleasures), Dave Daeger (John Carter Cash) and Jimmy Matt Rowland (Jamie Lidell).
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Have you ever listened to a record and thought to yourself, "Man! I wish I could have played on that album!" That's where MAYHEM comes in. MAYHEM is a collective of Nashville's best up-and-comers, playing classic albums we all love and grew up on. The group is the brainchild of Jerry Pentecost (Jonny Corndawg, By Lightning!, De Novo Dahl, Tristen, My So-Called Band, Hands Down Eugene, Brandon Jazz and His Armed Forces, BOOK CLUB, etc). They have tackled several records from Huey Lewis and the News' "Sports" to Bruce Springsteen's "Born to Run." They performed two Rolling Stones albums with Bobby Keys and are in talks with some other major hitters about future albums. Most recently, they tackled Prince's "CONTROVERSY" with Dez Dickerson of Prince and the Revolution. Other special guests included: Matt Mahaffey (Beck, Self), Greg Mangus (Cameo, Set'em Up Joe), Joel J. Dahl (De Novo Dahl, By Lightning!), Trisha Brantley and Sara Beck (Guilty Pleasures), Dave Daeger (John Carter Cash) and Jimmy Matt Rowland (Jamie Lidell).
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The Danberrys
Singer-SongwriterArtist Bio:
True Americana music!!
Whether one calls it kismet or destiny, some things are just meant to be, like The Danberrys. Dorothy Daniel and Ben DeBerry both began to learn music around the age of ten and later joined talents when they met in high school in 1997. They dated through their first two years of college and then after four years, Dorothy and Ben went their separate ways. Five years later they realized they never should have never parted. They were married in October 2006.
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True Americana music!!
Whether one calls it kismet or destiny, some things are just meant to be, like The Danberrys. Dorothy Daniel and Ben DeBerry both began to learn music around the age of ten and later joined talents when they met in high school in 1997. They dated through their first two years of college and then after four years, Dorothy and Ben went their separate ways. Five years later they realized they never should have never parted. They were married in October 2006.
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Lazersnake
Artist Bio:
One of the first acts signed to The Label, were alt-metal rockers LazerSnake -- consisting of brothers Dusty Forsythe (lead vocals), and Jeremy Forsythe-Mullins (lead guitar). There have been over a dozen rotating members rounding out the group at the drum and bass positions.
While their songs expectedly contain the excellence of such contemporaries as Nickleback and 3 Doors Down, Forsythe's voice at times is eerily similar to Creed's great frontman, Scott Stapp, containing unmistakable elements of traditional hard rock.
In early 2012 we'll see the release of LazerSnake's major-label debut, Beggin for the Bone. Shortly after they will embark on a European tour with Staind and a month later a full tour of the U.S. as part of the Family Values 2012 tour, alongside Puddle of Mudd, Linkin Park, and Godsmack.
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One of the first acts signed to The Label, were alt-metal rockers LazerSnake -- consisting of brothers Dusty Forsythe (lead vocals), and Jeremy Forsythe-Mullins (lead guitar). There have been over a dozen rotating members rounding out the group at the drum and bass positions.
While their songs expectedly contain the excellence of such contemporaries as Nickleback and 3 Doors Down, Forsythe's voice at times is eerily similar to Creed's great frontman, Scott Stapp, containing unmistakable elements of traditional hard rock.
In early 2012 we'll see the release of LazerSnake's major-label debut, Beggin for the Bone. Shortly after they will embark on a European tour with Staind and a month later a full tour of the U.S. as part of the Family Values 2012 tour, alongside Puddle of Mudd, Linkin Park, and Godsmack.
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Mike Farris
RockArtist Bio:
"Mike Farris has enough heart, soul, and power to light up a city. He mixes up the elements and turns them into something new, beautiful, and uniquely his own." --Buddy Miller
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"Mike Farris has enough heart, soul, and power to light up a city. He mixes up the elements and turns them into something new, beautiful, and uniquely his own." --Buddy Miller
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Matt Friction
Artist Bio:
Music from the frontman of the Pink Spiders and the Dozen Dimes. Official page for new music and show announcements
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Music from the frontman of the Pink Spiders and the Dozen Dimes. Official page for new music and show announcements
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