Coffee shop folk comes to Greenwood!
Join us for an intimate evening at Zoe Coffee featuring an incredible "duo of duos." We’re welcoming the brilliant indie-folk songwriter Remi Goode (pronounced "RAY-mee") and her partner Gabe Lehrer, alongside the highly anticipated local homecoming of Abels & Mosley.
About Remi Goode
Remi Goode is a trained classical guitarist and choral singer turned alternative folk songwriter. Performing as a duo with Gabe Lehrer, their two instruments interlock and entwine into unique shapes that are at times airily buoyant and always beautiful to witness.
Goode creates her own version of modern-day American roots music: one that's intimate one minute and cinematic the next. If you’re a fan of Katy Kirby, Sara Bareilles, Suzanne Vega, or Kathleen Edwards, you’ll find a new favorite here. The team at NPR's Tiny Desk Contest called her refrain in "Return to Sender" so catchy they "can’t stop humming it around the office."
About Abels & Mosley
The night opens with a true musical homecoming. Carrollton native and New England bluegrass veteran Cecil Abels (aka "Mr. Sippy") reunites with celebrated Delta singer-songwriter Alanna Mosley (winner of the 2016 Jimmie Rodgers Songwriting Competition). Together, they bring their shared roots and pure love of entertaining to the Hush Puppy stage for a set of old favorites and new songs.
Good to Know
Ages: All ages welcome
Admission: $10 general · Free for Hush Puppy members
BYOB: Yes — bring your own beer or wine
Food/Drink: Coffee, specialty drinks, and light bites (bagels, pastries, etc.) available for purchase from Zoe Coffee.
Parking: Free street parking downtown
Pro tip: Grab a latte or a pastry from Zoe before the music starts. If you're looking for a full dinner, we recommend eating at one of the great restaurants downtown before heading over.
Members: This show is included in your Season 5 membership. Not a member yet? Join for $50 and get into every show this season.
Coming from out of town?
Listen
Watch Remi Goode perform "Return to Sender," the song NPR's Tiny Desk team called so catchy they "couldn't stop humming it around the office.
Watch Cecil Abels (Mr. Sippy) perform "Ridin' The Rails," a perfect example of the stringband and bluegrass heritage he brings back to the Delta.
Watch Alanna Mosley perform a stunning, stripped-back cover of Cam's "Burning House."