Dori Freeman / Ric Robertson

All Ages
Dori Freeman / Ric Robertson
Sunday, May 03
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Doors: 6:30 pm || Show: 7 pm
Dori Freeman has sharpened her vision of Appalachian Americana over five studio albums.
From the country traditionalism of her self-titled debut to the amplified folk of Ten Thousand
Roses, it’s a sound that nods to her mountain-town roots even as it reaches beyond them.
Freeman continues creating her own musical geography with Do You Recall, the songwriter’s
most eclectic — and electric — record yet.
 
 

Ric Robertson crafts songs that are as colorful and unpredictable as life itself, the kind of music that doesn’t ask for your attention — it quietly earns it. One note, one image, one breath at a time. He’s a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and visual artist — but mostly, he’s just trying to make sense of the absurd beauty in being alive.

 These days, Robertson is mostly out on the road solo, carving out his own odd little orbit, hauling a real upright piano from town to town — a heavy, creaky companion that makes every show a little less predictable and a lot more alive. It’s an old-school, seat-of-the-pants kind of operation: no playback, no safety net, just songs, stories, and a whole-hearted belief that the good stuff doesn’t need a middleman.