Evento

JD Eicher And Steve Everett

Come join us for an evening of music, friends and fun. We enjoy hosting these backyard events which include social time with the Artists and build a casual, local performance venue for all to enjoy. Mike & I have been fortunate to travel to see independent singer/songwriters in various locations over the past years; we are blessed to be able to bring our love of music to those in our own hometown. Come see what it is that we are so passionate about!

Please feel free to invite friends, bring an appetizer or dessert to share if you'd like, but mostly come for a relaxing evening and an opportunity to get to know a new musical favorite or two. Ticket sales are donations which will go directly to the Artists. There will also be Artist merch available for purchase the night of event. We will provide food/drink and a good time! Event will be rain or shine. Note, performance will be moved indoors should there be inclement weather. **All Ticket Sales Final/No Refunds**

Steve Everett is a Pop'N'Roll singer & songwriter from Nashville, TN.

Born in Albany, GA & raised in Greensboro, NC, Steve blends positive vibes with catchy, melodic hooks and hip, clever lyrics to form his fun musical style. Steve studied music performance at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC and plays stages ranging from The House of Blues, The Rock Boat music festival, all the way to acoustic home shows. He has been fortunate enough to tour the country (solo & full band) with national acts like Hunter Hayes, Cassadee Pope, Sister Hazel, & Michael Tolcher. His two most recent albums have been nominated for "Album Of The Year" at The 12th & 15th annual Independent Music Awards.

JD Eicher

The music that Im writing and releasing is really mirroring who I am and where I am at that time in my life. Its easy to perform songs when theyre very true. So says JD Eicher, the Youngstown, OH-area born and bred musician. Im really glad that my career has taken the longer, scenic route, because the music Im writing now has a certain truth to it that Im not sure I would have found otherwise.

It felt natural with the conclusion of our album trilogy project, the personal nature of this new music, and a desire to simplify.

I really wanted to just sit down and write the best songs I could, saying what I needed to say at the time. Its more of a journal entry/diary-type approach this time around.