The New 76ers with opener Passerine| Saturday , Nov 15, 8 p.m. | Doors open at 7 p.m.
Tickets: $22 members; $27 not-yet-members; $13 students (13+)
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The New 76ers
The New 76ers are an American folk band formed in Tallahassee, Florida, in 2004. This family trio is best known for their sweet harmonies and well-crafted songs—each a blend of folk, bluegrass, and rock. They rose to popularity shortly after the release of their debut full-length album, Superhighway, and have since become regular headliners at Americana, jam, and folk festivals across the South.
With instinctive vocals and stripped-down instrumentation, The New 76ers often stand around a single microphone and deliver timeless, soul-stirring music in it’s purest form. Passionate performers and festival favorites, their mission is to share love through music—and they believe that music is, and always will be, a force to inspire change.
Real music. Real people. Come listen with an open heart.
PASSERINE
With a repertoire of original songs as well as their own arrangements of traditional songs, Passerine hopes to carry on the living tradition of acoustic folk music rooted in popular experience, collective memory, and shared wisdom. Their music occupies a zone somewhere between modern folk, progressive bluegrass, and what is loosely called “Americana” or “roots” music. By combining their diverse musical interests with instrumentation usually associated with a traditional string band, and with vocal harmonies that sometimes move outside the usual structures, Passerine has created a sound that is both familiar and unique, whether the song is a sweet ballad, a foot-stomping bluegrass tune, or one of their more rocking originals.
