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More than just a regular concert, eTown Radio Tapings are a unique live experience! The show includes performances and interviews with both of our visiting artists, and an interview segment with changemakers from our local and national community who are doing their part to make the world a better place. As an attendee, you serve as a vital part of our eTown show, which will be broadcast across the country on our affiliate radio stations and all streaming platforms. Listen for your cheers on the radio, and to hear how it all comes together, in just a few weeks following the night!

Cell phone use, photos (from phones and professional cameras), and audio and video recording are all strictly prohibited during the radio taping. Thanks for your understanding, and for your help in allowing the artists and audience to be present for this special evening together!

About The SteelDrivers:

Standing on the precipice of their 20th anniversary, The SteelDrivers aren’t looking over their shoulders at the road to the here and now. Quite the contrary, where the Americana/bluegrass icons are aiming headlong towards the unknowns of tomorrow, and with one simple, yet powerful, thought permeating throughout — what’s next?

“Very early in the game, we were determined to do our own original music. And we stood by it, where now we’re reaping those rewards,” says fiddler Tammy Rogers. “The sound has been really unique, because nobody’s expected to play like somebody else — everybody has their own individual voice.”

Cultivating that deep sense of self — and of the independent, freewheelin’ spirit residing at the core of The SteelDrivers since their inception — the band’s latest album, Outrun, is an ode to the trials and tribulations of life itself, where certain undeniable truths about love, lore, and legacy come to pass as the clock keeps ticking.

“And you can’t outrun a broken heart that gives into a gun,” the ensemble howls and rumbles through the title track. “And you can’t outrun the Grim Reaper once the deed is done.”

Outrun not only underlines the immense talent and storied prestige within the Grammy-winning group, it also celebrates The SteelDrivers latest partnership with famed Memphis, Tennessee, label Sun Records.

“We like to think of albums as having their own space, slant, and story,” Rogers says. “And ‘Outrun’ really encapsulated the whole album. I think the secret of why we’ve been able to keep going is not getting too far ahead of ourselves — aiming to be content in a moment, and to let it unfold, to invest and enjoy it.”

With the 20th anniversary celebration underway for The SteelDrivers, the bandmates are each taking inventory of where it all began, where it stands at this juncture, and where it may go from here.

“It’s not about any one thing,” Rogers notes. “It’s about the whole band. Everybody’s important. And, at this point in the game, the songs have taken on a life of their own, where [the audience] is singing every song — there’s nothing more gratifying than that.”

About Angel Snow:

Angel Snow has just completed a successful 14-date UK tour promoting her most recent release – a Tom Waits tribute album titled Yesterday Is Here. Angel's catalogue spans four full-length records over the course of 15 years and eludes quick and easy categorization. Her early career was defined by a handful of Alison Krauss cuts which led to a critically acclaimed self-titled debut produced by Alison's brother, bassist Viktor Krauss. Resisting all attempts to pigeonhole her style as "Americana," Angel leaned heavily on her early teenaged electronic influences for her sophomore effort, choosing to work with UK-based producer Lee Groves (Trent Reznor). The result was Magnetic – a collection of lush, ambient electronic-driven songs that landed her a record deal with indie powerhouse Nettwerk Records. Magnetic would go on to receive critical praise worldwide and deliver the viral underground hit "Secret."

Angel remained with Nettwerk for two follow-up EPs Arrows and Arrows (Stripped) produced by Ben Cramer aka Old Sea Brigade. Once again Arrows delivered an under-the-radar indie viral hit after the K-pop phenom boy band BTS singer "V" included the song "Hotel Rosario" on his personal Spotify Favorites playlist which notably only contained five songs.

With the music industry grinding to a halt in 2020, Angel continued focusing on writing, turning to Los Angeles producer Jonathan Stein (aka Charles Jacques) for her next full-length album Low. With Stein at the helm, Angel delivered a Covid-inspired collection of songs heavily weighted by the themes of loss, claustrophobia and re-imagined trauma. Most notable is Angel's starkly beautiful cover of Peter Gabriel's ominous environmentalist warnings in "Here Comes the Flood." Angel chose the song as a metaphor for the emotional surge arising when faced with intense loss. The entire record is punctuated by Stein's virtuosic skills as a multi-instrumentalist.

Angel's entire catalogue viewed as a whole puts her in good company, easily comparable to such artists as Leonard Cohen, Nick Drake and Peter Gabriel. It's with this theme in mind that Angel's newest project came into existence.

Yesterday Is Here is a 10-song tribute to Tom Waits produced by Nashville-based Charlie Lowell (Jars of Clay). This album finds Angel at what is perhaps her most vulnerable, choosing to cover some of Waits's more emotional songs including "Take it With Me," "Time" and "Hold On" to name just a few. Yesterday Is Here was released on March 16, 2023 via Tone Tree Music.

Contact the host of eTown Taping with The SteelDrivers and Angel Snow

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