Quattlebaum! and Laura T Lewis (($10 before/$15 day of show))
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Austin Quattlebaum attempts to bring more than just music. With his infectious smile and weird antics, he brings people together; encouraging comradeship and building community. Though it's undeniable that he loves the music and he’s a hell of a banjo picker to boot. He’s been performing solo all over the country since 2009. His childhood home of Savannah, GA shines through in the swampy tones and sleepy Southern lilt of his banjo and melodies. And in his titling, as well—it doesn’t get much more Savannah than The Ghost Tangled in the Oaks, the name of his 2013 LP.
His solo performances blend gritty originals and tasteful covers; weaving 3 finger banjo, clawhammer and flat-picking guitar songs into his sets seamlessly. Sung with a bit of gravel in his throat, his tunes are sure to get the crowd’s attention.
When Quattlebaum’s adventures landed him in Portland nearly 4 years ago he quickly dove into the local music scene and founded the up and coming bluegrass band, Crow and the Canyon. (C.&.t.C. hit the Portland scene with a bang, achieving many accolades and notoriety in their short history.) In addition to Crow and the Canyon, Quattlebaum can also be seen with the 8 headed folk monster band from San Francisco, The Sam Chase and the Untraditional. Raising a ruckus at festivals like Outside Lands, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, and High Sierra. Whether taking the stage with one of his projects or all on his own, Quattlebaum isn't shy and always brings a good time.
Laura T. Lewis
raised under the northern fog banks of the san francisco bay on a heavy dose of country, folk, and blues from old clement street, this pnw transplant is building her foundations in the vibrant west coast music scene.
with the combination of undeniably musical genetics, inspiration, and a story to tell, laura t. lewis' memorable performances have captivated and engaged audiences from festival crowds, bar stools, and the windows of coffee shops. currently writing and recording her first solo project, laura t. lewis continues to make strides as an artist, and always invites the audience along for the journey.
Quattlebaum!
Austin Quattlebaum attempts to bring more than just music. With his infectious smile and weird antics, he brings people together; encouraging comradeship and building community. Though it's undeniable that he loves the music and he’s a hell of a banjo picker to boot. He’s been performing solo all over the country since 2009. His childhood home of Savannah, GA shines through in the swampy tones and sleepy Southern lilt of his banjo and melodies. And in his titling, as well—it doesn’t get much more Savannah than The Ghost Tangled in the Oaks, the name of his 2013 LP.
His solo performances blend gritty originals and tasteful covers; weaving 3 finger banjo, clawhammer and flat-picking guitar songs into his sets seamlessly. Sung with a bit of gravel in his throat, his tunes are sure to get the crowd’s attention.
When Quattlebaum’s adventures landed him in Portland nearly 4 years ago he quickly dove into the local music scene and founded the up and coming bluegrass band, Crow and the Canyon. (C.&.t.C. hit the Portland scene with a bang, achieving many accolades and notoriety in their short history.) In addition to Crow and the Canyon, Quattlebaum can also be seen with the 8 headed folk monster band from San Francisco, The Sam Chase and the Untraditional. Raising a ruckus at festivals like Outside Lands, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, and High Sierra. Whether taking the stage with one of his projects or all on his own, Quattlebaum isn't shy and always brings a good time.
Laura T. Lewis
raised under the northern fog banks of the san francisco bay on a heavy dose of country, folk, and blues from old clement street, this pnw transplant is building her foundations in the vibrant west coast music scene.
with the combination of undeniably musical genetics, inspiration, and a story to tell, laura t. lewis' memorable performances have captivated and engaged audiences from festival crowds, bar stools, and the windows of coffee shops. currently writing and recording her first solo project, laura t. lewis continues to make strides as an artist, and always invites the audience along for the journey.
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