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Join us for the ninth installment of the Southern Idiom concert series featuring SCOBY and Fake Jr. in the Hanes House. Doors open at 6:00, music begins at 7:00.UPDATE! Make a nonperishable donation to Second Harvest Food Bank at the door and get FREE admission.
Participate in a casual cookie swap and enjoy seasonal beverages like cider and toddies as we embrace the holidaze at the last concert of the year.
SCOBY
With a WFU origin story and a ππ¦π³π§π¦π€π΅ πππ¦π’π΄πΆπ³π¦ debut LP titled after Oscar Wilde's description of a cigarette, the alt-rock outfit SCOBY is Winston to the core. From their first basement EP, ππ©π’π΅ ππͺππ ππ¦ ππ©π¦ ππ―π₯, the group has built upon DIY ethics to craft songs that feel like diary entries. Intimate, jittery hooks convey ideas of coming into one's own, accenting SCOBY's sentimental explorations across grief and growth through guitar chords, with lyrics ranging from absurd fictional perspectives from self-pitying losers and frat boy caricatures to the very real women who deal with them. If you enjoy Soccer Mommy, Snail Mail, and Wednesday, SCOBY is probably for you.
FAKE JR.
Fake Jr. blends power pop hooks with a touch of twang for a unique sound that's hard to pin down but is easy to love. Led by Kevin Murphy (Seabreeze Diner, Kit McKay, and Matt Southern and the Lost Gold,) Fake Jr.'s sound levies emotional weight against power pop hooks and raw rock-n-roll energy. Part of the Triangle-based Honeyguide Collective creative hive, Fake Jr. blossoms with a sound that Artsplosure organizers call "bold, catchy, and refreshingly original. Think power-pop hooks with a twangy twist. A Raleigh rock n' roll gem."
SOUTHERN IDIOM
Originally launched as an exhibition series for local visual artists, Southern Idiom has evolved into a concert series celebrating the diverse musical artistry of Winston-Salem musicians, past and present.
The series has previously featured Victoria Victoria, Withdrew, Jonathan Kirby, Sonny Miles, Maia Kamil, the dB's, a Vibraphone trio featuring Paul DeFiglia, Parker James, Anson Hohne, and a special expanded showcase at the 2025 Hopscotch Music Festival.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
750 Marguerite Dr, Winston-Salem, NC, United States, North Carolina 27106, 750 Marguerite Dr, Winston-Salem, NC 27106-5826, United States, Winston Salem
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