On Saturday, May 9th at 8pm, the Americana Roots duo, “Red Tail Ring” renders traditional Appalachian tunes and original compositions at Harmony Presents, located inside the underground theater of the Hawley Silk Mill. “This is a concert for everyone, but I’m sure Mom will love it for Mother’s Day. This duo infuses each song with musical imagination, haunting … [Read more...]
Explosive Americana Canjun Swing & Groove
Known for their Appalachian, Celtic, Bluegrass, Swing, Cajun, Zydeco and alternative folk fusion, brothers Andrew & Noah VanNorstrand take the stage at Harmony Presents on Saturday, May 2nd at 8pm. “Outstanding fiddlers & guitarists, Andrew & Noah are also recipients of the some of the most prestigious awards in songwriting. Anyone who likes Chris Thile, Mumford … [Read more...]
Unapologetic Genre Benders – Harpeth Rising
On Saturday, April 25 at 8pm, Harmony Presents showcases Harpeth Rising, a group of classically trained musicians, forging a new path in American Roots. Billed as an "Americana Sensation" by WSM 650, this group of young Nashville-based musicians is making an immense impact wherever they play through their progressive, unique and utterly fun interpretation of American Roots … [Read more...]
Spring Is On The Horizon In The Poconos
The warm weather finally arrived this week after a few relentless weeks of winter cold and unending snow. It was in late January that I made this post about "Finally Some Snow in the Poconos", and at the time little did I know that following that storm would be week after week of winter storms. Schools in the Poconos closed quite a few times due to the cold alone, and then … [Read more...]
Fiery Roots Rock Song Poetry with Kyle Morgan & Band
On Saturday, March 14th at 8pm Harmony Presents will feature fiery, nomadic and nostalgic, Kyle Morgan and his band. Jill Carletti, Managing Director of Harmony Presents exclaims, “Kyle Morgan is gem among performers! We had him with us at Harmony Presents last June with Bluegrass-Americana outfit, Tumbling Bones. They knocked our socks off with tap-dancing, Appalachian … [Read more...]