Name: TWELVE OC - THIS AIN’T NASHVILLE TOUR w/ Annie Brobst [tickets on sale Fri @ 10am]
Start: 2025-04-11T21:30:00-04:00
Location: 895 Matunuck Beach Road,South Kingstown,02879,US

$TWELVE OC - THIS AIN\u2019T NASHVILLE TOUR w\/ Annie Brobst [tickets on sale Fri @ 10am]$

Join us for a rockin' night at The Ocean Mist with TWELVE OC - THIS AIN'T NASHVILLE TOUR - it's gonna be epic!
TWELVE OC - THIS AIN’T NASHVILLE TOUR @ The Ocean Mist
Come on down to the Ocean Mist for an unforgettable night with TWELVE OC on their THIS AIN’T NASHVILLE TOUR ! Get ready to rock out and have a great time at this in-person event. Don't miss out on the music and fun - mark your calendars now!
About the Band: The country band 12/OC was born in their family kitchen in Portland Maine, when brothers Will and Reid were both still just kids. Country music was always playing in their household and making music together was simply put, the way of life. The band started to find its groove at open mic nights throughout the region, which became the foundation to turning this family pastime into a family career. As their popularity has grown so has their versatility; their wide range of music has helped increase their fan base across the country making them one of the fastest growing country music acts in New England. Having the most requested song on Maine’s #1 Country Music station for 16 straight weeks, as well as adding a hand full of New England Music Awards, 12/OC isn't slowing down anytime soon.
About support act: Annie Brobst
"There are few artists working in New England who approach contemporary country with such a combination of mastery of the genre and accessibility outside the genre's normal audience." writes Victor D. Infante of Worcester Telegram & Gazette about Annie Brobst in his "Favorite Albums of the Year".
Currently New England Music Awards' Female Performer of the Year, Brobst's unique songwriting ranges from traditional country to pop country. With influences like Miranda Lambert, Ashley McBryde and Jason Isbell; she adds a feminine touch to a bro-country sound and a powerful authenticity to storytelling through song.