Blue Dogs Live in High Gravity

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100 Sierra Nevada Way,Mills River NC

29 April, 2022

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Blue Dogs Live in High Gravity ALL AGES Blue Dogs Blue Dogs Live in High Gravity $17 in advance | $20 day of show | 6pm doors | 7pm Show | All Ages Blue Dogs will be performing in the Sierra Nevada's High Gravity Room Friday, April 29th!! *All guests will be required to show proof of vaccination status (with booster if eligible) or a negative lab conducted Covid test that is dated within 48 hrs of the event to enter the High Gravity Room. Thank you for helping us put on concerts safely!* Blue Dogs: Since 1987, South Carolina’s The Blue Dogs have been blending the genres they grew up with - bluegrass, country, rock & soul - “turning bluegrass on its ear by creating what’s now referred to as ‘Americana’ or ‘alternative country’ before those terms were commonplace” [Charlotte Observer]. More than 30 years later, The Blue Dogs continue to perform unpredictable and upbeat live shows with original songs that capture a country-rock vibe. Acoustic guitarist Bobby Houck and upright bassist Hank Futch, leaders and lead singers of the band, met in Cub Scouts and reconnected musically during their college years. Based in Charleston, their partnership with songwriter Phillip Lammonds in the 1990’s contributed significantly to The Blue Dogs’ three major studio recordings, Blue Dogs (1997), Letters from Round O (1999), & Halos and Good Buys (2004), produced respectively by world class producers John Alagia (Dave Matthews, John Mayer)), David Lowery (Cracker, Counting Crows), and Don Gehman (John Mellencamp, REM). The Blue Dogs have spent over three decades sharing the stage with a range of artists that includes Willie Nelson, Hootie & the Blowfish, Cracker, Bruce Hornsby, and Widespread Panic, and in recent years at their own annual Homecoming with guests such as Jerry Douglas, Drivin n Cryin, Radney Foster, The Connells, and many more. Along with longtime drummer Greg Walker, the band in 2022 consists of Dan Hood (guitar) and Charlie Thompson (pedal steel), often joined by a bigger lineup which includes mandolin, fiddle, keyboards, and a three-piece horn section. Blue Dogs

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