Coffee House Live Returns: An Evening of Local Music Excellence, February 7th, 7 pm, Orion Schoolhouse
Featuring: Mallory Inez Blackwood, Evan Castagna, & Scot Pope
Join us for a night of music at the cozy and inviting Orion Schoolhouse, the perfect backdrop for a casual and intimate music experience. Featuring an lineup of three local and regional artists, “Coffee House Live” showcases the diverse talent that thrives in our community. Seating will be limited.
Tickets: $18.50 Adult, $7.50 Student
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Mallory Inez Blackwood is a young singer/songwriter from the Upstate of South Carolina. Without hesitation she recently moved to Southwestern Virginia for community, agriculture, and music. While genre hopping may be her favorite thing to do, her music has a distinct sound with hints of bluegrass, folk, and old-time. Most of her originals are deep and often hard to follow, but if you lend an ear she will be willing to explain with words or strings.
Evan Castagna is a singer and guitarist from North Carolina who celebrates the music of the mid-century American folk music revival and its techniques and traditions.
Ashe County’s Scot Pope may best be described as a balladier. His music selections are of the 1960s, 70s and 80s “folk rock” era in his renderings of songs by James Taylor, Cat Stevens, Dan Fogelberg, Neil Young, etc. as well as covers by bands like America, Eagles and the Beatles.
