About this Event
Appalachian Born and Raised
Luke Trimble is a rising Appalachian music artist who hails from Lawrence County, Kentucky. Raised in Paintsville, Kentucky, he is deeply influenced by the rich musical heritage that his hometown holds. . With his captivating voice and heartfelt lyrics, Luke is on his way to becoming the next great artist to come out of Paintsville.
Growing up in Eastern Kentucky, Luke naturally developed a passion for music in his teen years. His early exposure to the genre instilled in him a deep understanding of Appalachian music and its storytelling tradition. His hometown, Paintsville, is widely recognized as the hometown of country music icon Loretta Lynn and acclaimed songwriters Chris Stapleton and Tyler Childers. This rich musical heritage played a significant role in shaping Luke's artistic journey.
Luke's unique voice and songwriting abilities have quickly set him apart in the Appalachian music scene. His songs transport listeners to a world where heartache and hope coexist, and where memories are etched deeply onto the heart. With a blend of traditional and modern influences, Luke's music resonates with people from all walks of life.
As he continues to rise through the ranks, Luke Trimble is poised to make a significant impact on the world of Appalachian and Americana music. His talent is undeniable, and his dedication to his craft is evident in every performance. With his heartfelt lyrics and haunting melodies, Luke is destined to inspire countless fans for years to come.Spotify I Instagram
The Brothers Gillespie began in late 2018 on the suggestion of a friend to record an EP of songs they had been kicking around for fun. After getting a taste of attention from the 2018 eponymous release, they took a chance and moved operations to Johnson City, Tennessee, with the promise that they would give their musical aspirations a year, and if there was more partying than progress, they would give it up and move on. Luckily the partying coincided with the progress, and in early 2019 the Brothers Gillespie released their debut album, “Love & Death,” building on their foundation of gritty rock n’ roll, and masterful songwriting. They moved back home to Waynesville, North Carolina to save money and take their show on the road, playing everywhere from Richmond to Dallas and all the bars in between. In 2022 the band released the conceptual "American Pastoral" to acclaim with Smokey Mountain News' Garret Woodward calling it "a vast and vibrant landscape of sonic and lyrical textures".Facebook | Instagram | Spotify
*If you are over 21 but do not have a legal ID, State law prohibits us from serving you adult alcoholic beverages. There is a $5 surcharge at the door if you are under 21. If you are under 18 you must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.*
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Evening Muse, 3227 N. Davidson Street, Charlotte, United States
USD 20.38
