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SUMMARY:An Evening with Shadowgrass at The Ramkat
LOCATION:The Ramkat\, 170 W 9th St\, Winston-Salem\, NC
DESCRIPTION:Excited to announce An Evening with @shadowgrassband on Januar
 y 22\, 2027! Doors at 7 PM\, show at 8 PM.\n\nTickets go on sale at 10 AM 
 Eastern this Friday\, November 13\, at The Ramkat dot com!\n\nShadowgrass 
 began in 2014 when Clay Russell (Banjo)\, Luke Morris (Mandolin)\, Kyser G
 eorge (Guitar) were jamming at the Grayson County Fiddler’s Convention in 
 Elk Creek\, VA. Sometime before their first real show\, the name Shadowgra
 ss was suggested simply because they thought it sounded “cool”. Kyser\, Cl
 ay\, and Luke were 9\, 13\, and 14 years old at the time. Now in their ear
 ly twenties\, their influences and listening habits have changed drastical
 ly\, but the group has always grown in the same direction musically. They 
 have welcomed fiddle player Madison Morris\, who also lends vocals and son
 gwriting prowess\, and bass player Evan Campfield. Luke and Madison trade 
 off lead vocals\, and harmonies seamlessly with one another. Their commitm
 ent to and keen interest in songwriting brings additional dimensions to th
 e band\, allowing the group to appeal to listeners outside of the expected
  jam-band community.\n\nAs a very young band that has already been playing
  together for a decade\, Shadowgrass has a unique bond. “We’ve grown up to
 gether and have watched each other evolve into the people we are today”\, 
 they say. “It sounds cliche but we definitely act more like siblings than 
 bandmates”. On All That Will\, the group explores themes of anxiety and un
 certainty\, and questioning the people they want to become. Luckily\, they
 ’ve had each other to share these experiences with\, and it seems that the
 ir companionship has only pushed their artistic and musical abilities to n
 ew heights. #shadowgrass #theramkat #wsnc #supportlivemusic\n\nhttps://www
 .whatsupwinstonsalem.com/e/1tzt4e31eatckm
URL:https://www.whatsupwinstonsalem.com/e/1tzt4e31eatckm
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