Cosy Sheridan at The Purple Onion

Clear, expressive, songwriting and light-as-air vocals have taken Cosy Sheridan from the folk music coffeehouses of northern New England to stages and festivals across the United States. A past winner of the "New Folk" award at the Kerrville Folk Festival and the "Troubadour" award at the Telluride Festival in Colorado, Sheridan has continued to evolve as a tunesmith since moving to the canyon country of Moab, Utah in 1994.  You will be delighted with tonight's performance, so come join us for a very memorable evening.

For more information call the cafe at 828-749-1179.

 

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Traditional Celtic and Appalachian Music at Saluda Inn And Wine Cellar

Come to the Cellar and enjoy traditional Celtic and Appalachian Music with Fireseed, Saturday at The Wine Cellar, March 6.  Fireseed will thrill, dazzle, and delight you with their engaging original music and soulful renditions of traditional Celtic and Appalachian songs and dance tunes.

Crystalline Ruby Muse performs on fiddle, vocals, Irish whistle, and percussion. Daniel Pac performs on double bass, vocals, and percussion. Formerly of Western, MA, they now reside in Asheville, NC.   Their new CD, In the Hazel Wood, features traditional songs and tunes, as well as original compositions that blend elements of jazz, Latin, and Middle Eastern music with Fireseed's old-time sound. To experience Fireseed live is to be transported to a timeless realm of magic and wonder.

Doors open at 7:00 and music begins at 8:00.  The Wine Cellar is located at The Saluda Inn, 229 Greenville St., Saluda.  For more Information please call 828-749-9698.  For more information please visit www.myspace.com/FireseedMusic or contact Fireseed at FireseedMusic@yahoo.com.

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Crimson Rose Live at Saluda Mountain Jamboree

On Saturday, March 6th, "Crimson Rose" will return to perform at The Saluda Mountain Jamboree.  The members of this six piece band are from the Shelby-Kings Mountain area, but one member of the band, Kim Truelove has roots that connect her to Henderson county. She spent her growing up years attending school and learning music from her mother, here in our area.  She knows lots of folks and still has many friends, so please come give her band your support.  Kim is a very versatile artist and has been with the band for over 12 years.  She has an excellent vocal range and a beautiful voice.   Kim, along with Debbie, Rick, Ronnie,  Chris, and Ric make up this high energy band called "Crimson Rose."  They perform a variety of music that can range from beach, oldies, classic rock, top 40 and country.  Plus, they can handle special requests or shows with themes.  Their extensive song repertoire  and state of the art sound and light system, make them a very sought after group, with a calendar full of bookings.  The Jamboree was fortunate to have them visit for a performance earlier this year.  Everyone that attended thought they were fantastic and they were immediately scheduled to return to The Saluda Mountain Jamboree.  Please make plans to be present on March 6th.  The band starts their music at 8:00 pm and the doors open at 7:00 pm. Admission is only $9.00.  The Jamboree is easy to locate, just off I-26 at the Saluda Exit #59.  You want to reserve a table, please call 828-749-3676

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