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The Friends of the Blue Ridge Jamboree brings together four of the region's most compelling voices in Appalachian and roots music for a single, celebratory evening on the Shaftman Performance Hall stage.Blue Ridge Girls - the trio of Jamie Collins, Martha Spencer, and Brett Morris - carry forward Appalachian traditions with tight harmonies and genuine spirit. Fiddlin' Earl White, a towering figure in old-time music for more than five decades, brings rhythmic fire forged alongside legends like Tommy Jarrell. Singer-songwriter catherine the great layers original, award-winning songs with intimate depth and quiet power. And the Rootstone Jug Band conjures the raw, joyful sound of early American music - Memphis jug bands, Mississippi blues, and Carolina Piedmont string traditions - gathered around a single microphone.
Produced by Jefferson Center in partnership with Friends of the Blue Ridge, this jamboree is a living celebration of the music that made this region.
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541 Luck Ave SW, Roanoke, VA, United States, Virginia 24016
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