WILLIAM HINSON + SARAH GROSS
WILLIAM HINSON + SARAH GROSS
SUNDAY, JULY 12
Doors: 7:30 pm // Show: 8 pm
William Hinson makes his own luck. Raised in North Carolina and taught music on his mother’s piano at the age of 5, he carved out his path early - writing, recording, and self-producing long before landing in Nashville, where he’s now part of a close-knit working artists community that includes The Brook & The Bluff, Noah Floersch, Edgehill and others who blur the lines between conventional indie pop and authentic songwriting.
George Harrison, Why Won't You Be My Girl?, and his cover of Sex by 1975 have quietly reached millions. As an artist producer, his albums are built from the ground up and stand on the shoulders of giants like Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Daryl Hall & John Oates, earning comparisons to Ed Sheeran, John Mayer, Ben Folds Five, The Japanese House, and beabadoobee.
In social media bite-sized form, he’s amassed millions of views not only from music, but also for a Conan-meets-Colbert style of comedy on display in videos about the South, artistic burnout, and what it really feels like to chase a dream with no backup plan.
But he’s more than memeable. Underneath the sketches lies encyclopedic Beatles knowledge (he was a key producer on the acclaimed Nothing is Real podcast), and a manic studio ethic.
That’s what we in the business call "range."
SUNDAY, JULY 12
Doors: 7:30 pm // Show: 8 pm
William Hinson makes his own luck. Raised in North Carolina and taught music on his mother’s piano at the age of 5, he carved out his path early - writing, recording, and self-producing long before landing in Nashville, where he’s now part of a close-knit working artists community that includes The Brook & The Bluff, Noah Floersch, Edgehill and others who blur the lines between conventional indie pop and authentic songwriting.
George Harrison, Why Won't You Be My Girl?, and his cover of Sex by 1975 have quietly reached millions. As an artist producer, his albums are built from the ground up and stand on the shoulders of giants like Paul McCartney, Bob Dylan, Daryl Hall & John Oates, earning comparisons to Ed Sheeran, John Mayer, Ben Folds Five, The Japanese House, and beabadoobee.
In social media bite-sized form, he’s amassed millions of views not only from music, but also for a Conan-meets-Colbert style of comedy on display in videos about the South, artistic burnout, and what it really feels like to chase a dream with no backup plan.
But he’s more than memeable. Underneath the sketches lies encyclopedic Beatles knowledge (he was a key producer on the acclaimed Nothing is Real podcast), and a manic studio ethic.
That’s what we in the business call "range."
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