SINGER SONGWRITER SERIES HOSTED BY ABIGAIL DOWD, FEATURING: NICHOLAS EDWARD WILLIAMS AND JACK MCKEON

Name: SINGER SONGWRITER SERIES HOSTED BY ABIGAIL DOWD, FEATURING: NICHOLAS EDWARD WILLIAMS AND JACK MCKEON
Start: 2025-01-21T19:30:00-05:00
Location: 221 Summit Ave, Greensboro, NC, United States, North Carolina 27401

Schedule

Tue, 21 Jan, 2025 at 07:30 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

221 Summit Ave, Greensboro, NC, United States, North Carolina 27401 | Greensboro, NC

SINGER SONGWRITER SERIES HOSTED BY ABIGAIL DOWD, FEATURING: NICHOLAS EDWARD WILLIAMS AND JACK MCKEON
FLAT IRON
TUESDAY, JANUARY 21
Doors: 6:30pm // Show: 7:30pm
ADVANCED: $12
DAY OF: $15
Jack McKeon – A Nashville-based singer-songwriter with an honest, plainspoken vocal, an eclectic-roots sound and a knack for bringing crystalline characters to life, Jack McKeon harbors a deep love for the written word. First inspired by literary musical icons from Hank Williams and Guy Clark to Tom T. Hall and John Hartford, McKeon arrived in Nashville in 2021 and has since established a reputation for his own message-driven lyricism – a value which shows up in its full sonic serenity on his 2024 album debut, Talking to Strangers.
Nicholas Edward Williams – Honoring and blending the American roots music spectrum in his own flair, Nicholas Edward Williams is a multi-instrumentalist, storyteller and preservationist who has spent the last 15+ years touring three continents. He’s opened for Taj Mahal, The Wood Brothers, CAAMP, Dom Flemons, Ballroom Thieves, John Craigie, John Paul White and Town Mountain, and his 2019 debut record, As I Go Ramblin’ Around, hit the Top 10 Folk DJ charts for album and song. His critically acclaimed sophomore release Folk Songs For Old Times’ Sake has been heralded by well-regarded figures such as David Holt, Oliver Wood and JP Harris, and his newest traditional record, titled Rags, Folk and Blues, Oh My! releases in the Spring of 2025.

Our fearless host who still enjoys music most when it’s embedded in real life, sitting around a fire, singing harmonies around an old family piano, or every third Tuesday night at the Flat Iron. Each month Abigail invites musician friends to fall into space with her and the audience for what she describes as an evening in her adopted living room. They collaborate, share new songs, play old favorites, make things up, make you cry, make you laugh and most of all make you glad you came.