Événement

Amanda Anne Platt & THE HONEYCUTTERS

Performing on our outdoor stage and dance floor. In the event of rain, performance will be inside the store.
Gates open at 6:00pm, showtime is at 7:00pm. $12 cover charge.
Showtime is at 8:00pm. $12 cover charge. Tickets will go on sale online soon.

We will be serving Dino Burgers 5-8:00pm

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T87FD97QNRU

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Rze7Q4jsGLI

http://www.honeycutters.com/

Asheville-based American country roots band The Honeycutters released their 4th studio album, On The Ropes, May 20, 2016 on Organic Records. Donald Teplyske of the Lonesome Road Review writes: Platts voice is fair magical. Clearly annunciated, every word is infused with poetic loveliness, made all the more appealing for the slight twang that causes syllables to rise and fall at the end of lines. Like Joy Lynn White once upon a time and Zoe Muth more recently, Platt can sing of desperation and despair while retaining pride of steel throughout On the Ropes Pratt delivers personal devastation that touches universally.

The Honeycutters have a voice you cant ignore; a voice of persistence, of struggle and of hope, a voice that leads the new music movement erupting out of Asheville, NC. Nashvilles Music City Roots Craig Havighurst says principal songwriter and frontwoman, Amanda Anne Platt has a voice thats complex, sweet and aching. Even more potently, she writes songs that folks are citing as up there with the best of the field, such as Mary Gauthier and Lucinda Williams. On The Ropes was produced by Amanda Anne Platt and Tim Surrett and engineered and mastered by Van Atkins at Crossroads Studios in Arden, NC.

In On The Ropes Platt continues to bring songs of heartache, yearning, and comebacks using phrases so relatable you wish you had thought of them yourself, Love aint ever black and white, its pink and gray and blue besides (Blue Besides).