THE LARRY KEEL EXPERIENCE

The Larry Keel Experience (with Into The Fog) will be performing LIVE on the Indoor Stage at Salvage Station on Thursday, July 7th! Doors open at 7pm and the music starts at 8pm. 18+ ONLY (no exceptions)! FREE ON-SITE PARKING! Root Down will be serving their delicious twist on Southern Soul food PLUS we will have our FULL bar open for you to enjoy!

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LISTEN TO LARRY KEEL:

ABOUT LARRY KEEL:

Larry Keel is an award-winning innovative flat-picking guitarist and singer/songwriter hailing from Appalachia. From an early age, he began to forge a distinctive sound, taking traditional music and infusing it with modern light. As a composer and singer, Keel integrates raw honesty and charming grit to form a unique brand of music he calls ‘experimental folk’. He has appeared on over 20 albums and has written songs that have been recorded and performed by distinguished artists including Grammy-award winners Del McCoury and The Infamous Stringdusters. Keel has collaborated and continues to merge creative forces with some of the greatest artists in modern roots music such as Tyler Childers, Billy Strings, Tony Rice, Keller Williams, and Sam Bush, to name a few. His latest recording is a solo album titled American Dream, a project entirely written, produced, and performed by Keel on a variety of instruments in his home, during the 2020 pandemic quarantine.

LISTEN TO INTO THE FOG:

ABOUT INTO THE FOG:

Winners of the 2021 MerleFest Band Competition, Into The Fog is a genre-jumping string band based out of Raleigh, North Carolina. With its members having various backgrounds ranging from bluegrass, country, and rock, to funk, Into The Fog creates a musical melting pot of sounds in an acoustic/newgrass setting. The band is made up of Brian Stephenson (Guitar, Vocals), Winston Mitchell (Mandolin, Vocals), Derek Lane (Bass, Vocals), and Will Maxwell (Fiddle, Vocals).

Originally formed in Wilmington, NC, Into The Fog immediately hit the ground running as a band by heading across the country to compete at the 2018 Telluride Bluegrass Festival Band Competition only a few months after coming together. That cross-country trip was recorded by a friend of the band and videographer Mason Godwin in his documentary Band #7: The Ride to Telluride.

After the Telluride trip, the band got to work playing as much as they could around North Carolina. Becoming a mainstay at over 30 different breweries around the state Into The Fog started to quickly make a name for themselves. Then in November of 2018, the band went to a cabin outside of Waynesville, NC, and spent a week recording their debut album Wishin’ It Would Rain, which was released on February 22, 2019.

“The trio crafts a dynamic mix of songs and sounds, from the gypsy feel of “Caawphonation” to the running-from-Johnny-Law feel of instrumental “Cedar Island Rendezvous.”- Brian Tucker (Star News)

With their debut album under their belt Into The Fog started to pick up momentum exchanging brewery gigs for music venues and festivals with opportunities like playing Shakori Hills, Groove in the Garden, FloydFest, MerleFest, and the NC Homegrown Music Festival along with opening slots for national touring acts Sam Bush, Ghost of Paul Revere, and Jon Stickley Trio. Into The Fog solidified their sound further with their 14-track sophomore album Runnin’ Blind and Chasin’ Time which was released in May of 2021.

“While purists might label their sound as Newgrass, those in attendance respond to the gospel they are preaching and seem perfectly content with the foggy genre since the sound is so clear”- Donna Davis (The Daily Reflector)