Coffee shop folk comes to Greenwood on Tuesday, November 17. There is something magical about live music in an intimate setting—the acoustics are warm, and the barrier between the artist and the audience practically disappears. We are thrilled to bring that exact magic to Zoe Coffee (319 Howard St.) with an incredible "duo of duos": Remi Goode + Abels & Mosley.
Classical guitarist turned indie-folk songwriter Remi Goode performs at Zoe Coffee on Tuesday, November 17.
The Headliner: Remi Goode
Remi Goode is a trained classical guitarist and choral singer who has seamlessly transitioned into the world of alternative folk songwriting. Performing as a duo with her partner Gabe Lehrer, their two instruments interlock and entwine into unique shapes that are at times airily buoyant and always beautiful to witness.
With her music drawing from such luminaries as Suzanne Vega and Kathleen Edwards, Goode creates her own version of modern-day American roots music. It’s intimate one minute and cinematic the next.
Don't just take our word for it. The team at NPR's Tiny Desk Contest said: "The opening refrain in Remi Goode’s ‘Return to Sender’ is so catchy that we can’t stop humming it around the office." Magnet Magazine added: "Goode has an unfiltered confessional style... You get the sense that Goode is willing to go anywhere for the sake of the song."
This is a young artist finding her form and creating lush, beautiful songs. The listening-room treatment of Zoe Coffee is the perfect place to witness it.
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."
Two distinct musical paths converging for one special night. Cecil Abels (New England by way of Holmes County) and Alanna Mosley (Carrollton, MS) open the show on Nov 17.
The Opener: A Musical Homecoming
The night opens with a very special collaboration: Abels & Mosley.
Cecil Abels (aka "Mr. Sippy") was born into a family of singers and stringband players in Holmes County. After a career in the Navy and years of touring Europe and winning awards with his bluegrass bands in New England, he is returning to the Delta.
He’s reuniting with Carrollton native Alanna Mosley, a powerhouse singer-songwriter and winner of the 2016 Jimmie Rodgers Songwriting Competition. Alanna is an unstoppable jukebox of great music, blending Americana and roots while blurring genre lines.
The two met years ago at the old Carroll County Market, where a musical friendship was forged over hours of jamming. Now, they bring their shared roots and pure love of entertaining to the Hush Puppy stage for a set of old favorites and new songs you won't want to miss.
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."
Already a member? You're in — just give us your name at the door. Not a member yet? Tickets are $10, or join for $50 and get into every show this season.
Our venue for the evening: Zoe Coffee Co. at 319 Howard Street in downtown Greenwood.
Plan Your Evening
Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2026
Doors: 6:30 PM / Music: 7:00 PM
Venue: Zoe Coffee, 319 Howard St., Greenwood, MS
Ages: All ages welcome
Admission: $10 general · Free for members
BYOB: Yes — bring your own beer or wine
Food/drink: Available for purchase from Zoe Coffee
Parking: Free street parking downtown
Pro tip: Grab a coffee or a pastry from Zoe before the music starts. They have excellent espresso drinks, bagels, scones, and other light bites. And since this is a BYOB event, feel free to bring your own beer or wine to enjoy during the set.
If you're looking for a full dinner before the show, we recommend eating downtown first. There are some great restaurants just a short walk from Zoe Coffee.
Coming from out of town? We've put together a guide to help you plan your trip to Greenwood — where to stay, where to eat, and what else to do while you're here.
See You at Zoe
A classical guitarist turned folk songwriter. A New England bluegrass veteran returning home to his Delta roots. Four great musicians taking the stage in one cozy room.
Space at Zoe Coffee is limited. Buy tickets on Eventbrite today.
See you there,
— The Hush Puppy Music Coop Team
