Local Night @ AppTheatre
Kelley & The Cowboys with Boone J.A.M. (Junior Appalachian Musicians)
With Boone J.A.M. (Junior Appalachian Musicians)
Thursday, March 7, 2024 at 7:30 p.m. / Lobby doors open at 7 p.m.
Regular Adult - $15* each
Students & Children (12 & under) - $12* each
*includes taxes & processing fees
All Ages (children under age of 17 must be accompanied by parent/legal guardian)
Reserved Seating
*includes tax and fees
Kelley & the Cowboys - If you love real country music, the kind they used to make in the heyday of classic country, you won’t want to miss this show! Kelley has been called “more Patsy Cline than Patsy Cline” by The Raleigh News and Observer and said to have “a barn burnin’ attitude with the boots to match.” Founded in 2005 by female vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Kelley Breiding, Kelley and The Cowboys are a 4-piece band from NC who put their signature sound on old standards and original music in a style heavily influenced by early forms of western swing, rockabilly, country, and blues.
Kelley is an accomplished, award-winning claw-hammer banjo player, a fiddler, guitar player, and bassist and stays busy as a full-time member of the award-winning Old-Time stringband,The Crooked Road Ramblers, host of The Floyd Radio Show and her own variety show, The Blue Ridge Opry, and as an occasional vocalist for the NC Sacred Steel Legends, The Allen Boys. Kelley has helped pass these traditions on by teaching Old Time fiddle and flat-picking guitar in the Ashe County Junior Appalachian Musicians program since 2017. The Cowboys are Jimmy Tremor, on lead guitar, Colby Jack on upright bass, and Steve-O Price on drums.
Opening the show is the Boone J.A.M. Jones House Jammers featuring Orson Cornett, Asa Freed, Tucker Conner, Eli Richardson, and Noah Lanham with instructor Ella Hennessee. The Boone Junior Appalachian Musicians program hosts affordable group music lessons for a number of traditional folk instruments at the Jones House Cultural Center. Learn more at www.joneshouse.org/lessons
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Accessible Parking:
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