Porchlight Presents Webster's Wheel at Magee Manor

2913 11th Avenue,Columbus GA 31904

22 July, 2022

Description

"A southern folk duo spreading good messages better than maw maw’s scuppernong jam." About this eventYou're officially invited by Porchlight to gather and celebrate life, beauty and awesome folk music at a live house performance.An eventbrite ticket reserves your spot. The artist has suggested a $20 ticket per person at the door (check, cash, credit), and $40 per family. If this amount is restrictive for you to attend, please come anyway. We'd rather have you. :) Time: Doors open at 6:30pm and the concert is 7:00 - 8:30 with a short intermission. Hangout after the show with friends and the artists! PLEASE BRING A LAWN CHAIR. We'll hold the performance in our backyard if weather permits but we can move indoors if needed. Either way, please bring a lawn chair:) Address: Magee Manor, 2913 11TH Ave., Columbus, GA 31904 Food: We are providing snacks and drinks. Everyone is very welcome to bring something to share as we enjoy good conversations together. If you can't make it, but would still like to donate to support the artist, you can do so at: PayPal - paypal.me/websterswheel Venmo - @websterswheel About our artists:https://websterswheel.com/ With a “sonic gaze generated when these two are clicking like nobody’s business,” Webster’s Wheel are a southern folk duo from the rolling hills of Alabama spreading good messages better than maw maw’s scuppernong jam. Their poetic lyricism and southern charm are a surefire heart revival with a sound lost in time and revived by harmonies tight as a bow string. The eternal quilt that is Webster’s Wheel was stitched together by Daniel Lee Webster and Marie Robertson. Daniel and Marie both grew up singing old hymns and running barefoot through the creek. They played their first songs together in a little country barn with 10 chickens, 3 dogs, and a 50 sq ft vegetable garden. There was no way for them to know then that their heavenly harmonies and ear to the ground lyricism would go on to be described as “groundbreaking,” “incredible,” and “unmissable” by today’s foremost indie reviewers. The duo has toured many a hither and yond around the southeast from the far shores of Florida to the mountains of Virginia and across the Louisiana swamps. They’ve released three LPs in a year’s time and are now gearing up for four, five, and six. If poetry and harmony stir your sweet tea while it’s cookin, IndiePulse Music Magazine says, “The words that the singers breathe life into are nothing short of spellbinding from the start.” So come as you are. Leave better or the same. Gratitude is the attitude.