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Admiral Radio makes their long-awaited Sundilla debut on Thursday, April 30! Showtime at the AUUF (450 E. Thach Avenue in Auburn) is 7:30, and you can find Advance tickets for just $20 at Spicer’s Music, Ross House Coffee, and online at sundillaconcerts.com. Admission at the door will be $25, and $15 for students.ADMIRAL RADIO:
Admiral Radio, the award-winning folk/Americana act from South Carolina, is the creative partnership of Coty Hoover and Becca Smith. Named after their old wooden radio, this husband-and-wife team blends heartfelt harmonies, storytelling, and raw sincerity. Having met while waiting tables in South Carolina’s Lowcountry, their sound is straightforward yet powerful—rooted in tight vocal interplay and finely picked acoustic instruments. Inspired by the everyday, their songs explore life lessons, the quiet hustle of ordinary life, and the dogged optimism that drives it all.
Simply put, Becca and Coty aim to leave listeners better than they found them. The duo has five independently produced albums under their belt, including Good Things Take Time (2024) which has garnered critical acclaim and national radio play for tracks like "Look Back and Learn" praised by American Songwriter for its 'power to help and heal', and EP Consider Me a Lighthouse (2025) which includes songs written over the span of 6 years with a lot of buzz surrounding tracks like “Cotton Candy Sky” and “Song for Me”. For their next full-length album, the group has officially signed on with Too Fine Records, a new label out of Nashville created by longtime managers of artists like Drew Holcomb & the Neighbors, Ellie Holcomb, Judah & the Lion, and more. The project is set to begin releasing in 2026.
Known for their energetic and emotional live shows, Admiral Radio has shared stages with bluegrass legend Del McCoury, folkgrass icon Molly Tuttle, pop-rock sensation Judah & the Lion, and more. They have also earned finalist and first-place honors in prestigious songwriting competitions around the country, including Kerrville NewFolk, the MerleFest Band Competition, Cayamo Soundcheck, and the International Bluegrass Music Association's Official Songwriter Showcase. From humble beginnings to their growing buzz, Admiral Radio is redefining the folk tradition with every mile down America's backroads.
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"I think this one has the power to help and heal." -American Songwriter
"When their vocals intertwine, it's almost unbearably majestic." -Americana Highways
"These ears haven't heard a duo so attuned to each other since first encountering The Civil Wars. Their harmonies evoke a country/folk lineage one could easily follow back to the Carter Family." -Free Times
"Admiral Radio is one of those classically-minded Americana duos that use a hushed atmosphere to create entire sonic worlds with just two gorgeous voices and a finely-picked instrument." -Kyle Peterson, The Jasper Project
"Admiral Radio is one of those groups that reminds you why you got into the arts in the first place." -Chris DeVore, Executive Director, Mountain Home, Idaho Arts Council
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(Venue ) 450 Thach Ave. (Mail) PO Box 3367, Auburn, AL, United States, Alabama 36831
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