His live shows are energetic and captivating, and his songs are full of soul
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Trae Pierce & the T-Stones @Barrelhouse South
Pierce’s virtuosic bass playing remains at the forefront of the band’s incredible performances
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Blackfoot Gypsies @Barrelhouse South
Their music evokes artists like The Rolling Stones and Flying Burrito Brothers
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Jon Wayne & the Pain’s reggae with a message
When all is said and done, despite their many influences and musical left turns, they’re a reggae band – and a good one at that
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CBDB @Barrelhouse South
CBDB @Barrelhouse South Tuscaloosa, Alabama progressive jam band CBDB blends prog leanings with more upbeat and danceable melodies and progressions. The band, who tours constantly, has shared the stage with […]
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Andy Frasco & the U.N. @Barrelhouse South
Andy Frasco’s music is equal parts funky and bluesy, and it’s 100 percent fun. The veteran performer has played such festivals as Mountain Jam and Firefly, and he’s garnered critical […]
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Magic Beans @Barrelhouse South
Their influences include the Grateful Dead, Phish, Leftover Salmon, and Miles Davis, and it shows
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Guitar electricity: a Q&A with Hannah Wicklund
Wicklund has assembled a powerhouse band that allows her to showcase not only her guitar skills but also her knack for song craft and her show-stopping vocals
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Hedonistas @Barrelhouse South
They’re road tested and ready to bring their show to Barrelhouse
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Colby Deitz Band @Barrelhouse South
This is a really different kind of show for Barrelhouse and not one to be missed
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Cousin Earth @Congress Street Social Club
The band’s lyrics are centered around sci-fi themes and are pretty quirky
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The Mantras take their cue from anything and everything
They’ve made a real name for themselves over the past several years around the Southeast, even creating their own festival in their hometown