Local Night @ AppTheatre
Loose Roosters with Real Companion
Thursday, May 2, 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
Western Watauga’s own, Loose Roosters have earned a local following playing all over the high country including, Music in the Valle, Sugar Grove Music Festival and The Jones House Summer Concert Series. The band blends their roots music background into an electric experience that is both ethereal and exciting.
Loose Roosters new self-titled album is their 3rd studio album. Tim Jones, frontman of the band says “It sounds the most like us out of any of our recordings to date.” The album contains some previously released songs from previous albums including Blood and Bone and Tim’s solo project Dead and Gone.
Loose Roosters have two prior releases. The wheel EP and Blood and Bone. The title track from Blood and Bone became a finalist in the 21st Annual Great American Song Contest. “I was immediately swept up in this poignant, relevant and engaging theme. The melancholy premise is deeply felt and poetically communicated. The title/hook is original & memorable. Melodic structure fits perfectly the emotionality of the song. It’s a pleasure to hear this impressive quality of songwriting.”- Judges Comments
The band continues to evolve and has welcomed longtime Boone bass player Ben McPherron into a lineup that includes Dirk Brown on drums, Chris Capozzoli on guitar and vocals and Tim Jones on guitar and vocals. The new self-titled album is a calling card for the band. A true representation of the sound found somewhere in the fog on the mountains.
Real Companion is the project of Boone, North Carolina songwriter Seth Sullivan. Seth spent much of the last fifteen years playing in the Boone rock and roll band Naked Gods. Real Companion songs find Seth exploring loss, sobriety, fatherhood, and the life of a small town rocker as he approaches 40.
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Accessible Parking:
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