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Darrin Bradbury

Darrin Bradbury is an American satirist. A left-of-center folk singer. With a batch of songs that celebrate the humor and heartbreak of everyday American life, hes spent the past decade traveling his way across the country, making pit stops at dive bars, listening rooms, punk houses, and world-class theaters along the way.

Darrin grew up in New Jersey, raised by parents whod met in the circus. (His mom was a clown for Ringum Barnum Bailey). In the age before Instagram and Wikipedia, Darrin broadened his horizons the old-fashioned way: by leaving town and hitting the highway as a teenager, visiting 38 of the 50 states before he turned 20 years old. He also began writing songs, focusing not only on melodies and chord progressions, but punchlines, too. To him, songwriting often felt more like writing an melodic comic strip.

Now living in East Nashville, Darrin has been given the chance to record a string of EPs with a rotating backup band, filled with pickers and players like Brian Wright, Tim Easton, Tim Carroll, Laur Jomets, and Megan Palmer. Its allowed him the opportunity to gather praise from magazines like Rolling Stone, American Songwriter, No Depression & E2TG who featured his best-selling Bandcamp recording, The Story of Bob, in a glowing reviews. Finally, its given the transient songwriter a home, with Bradbury taking his place amongst the off-kilter folkies who help balance out Nashvilles country reputation.

Opening will be American Echoes.
American Echoes is a duo that fuses identical twins Laura and Nina Ganci's influences based largely in Rhythm & Blues and Folk. They create a slight tension by the exploratory twisting of musical styles, enhanced by Lauras diverse acoustic and electric guitar riffs, and their melodic harmonies that wax and wane from raspy to ethereal as they bounce across in stereo to deliver an emphatic experience.

ATWOOD'S IS A MIX OF SEATING AND STANDING ROOM. PURCHASING A TICKET DOES NOT GUARANTEE SEATING.

THIS IS A 21+ SHOW