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The Southern Word Tour feat Kevin Daniel & Seth Power
- Date:
- Thursday, January 16, 2020
- Time:
- 7:00PM
- Venue:
- Lounge
- Price:
- $15 Advance // $15 Door
- Status:
- Tickets on Sale Now
- Details:
- Seated Lounge Show - Limited Tables Available with a Dinner Reservation :: All Other Seating is First Come First Serve General Admission :: Please Call Venue for Dinner Reservations
Tarboro’s Kevin Daniel, along with his rip-roaring band The Bottom Line, brings the party to Asheville once again. Jackson, Mississippi soul singer Seth Power, as seen on American Idol, opens.
Kevin Daniel
Offering a nightly revival that echoes the everyman vibe of Tom Petty while conjuring the gut-busting grooves of Drive-by Truckers, Daniel and his motley crew recently joined the likes of Gary Clark Jr, Over The Rhine and The Raconteurs as one of "7 Buzzworthy concerts" to see by Charlotte Observer. With a mission to deliver his country rock repository to every nook and cranny across this great land, Daniel sees the need for a sense of community, with seeds sown from sea to shining sea.
Debut album, Things I Don't See, featuring "Used to Be" and "Pour Me A Drink" out now. Co-produced by Kenny Siegel (Langhorne Slim, Joseph Arthur, Chris Whitley).
“This guy’s the real deal” - Blurt Magazine
“Emerging Americana artist exploring themes of love, loss, and redemption” - Relix
“‘A sublime lamentation of country-tinged Americana” - No Depression
Seth Power
Seth Power is a 26 year-old singer/songwriter from the heart of Mississippi. As a first generation southerner who has lived the majority of his life in a small town east of “The City With Soul,” there’s no doubt that Seth’s musical style has been indelibly influenced by the soulful spark of the Blues. Growing up, Seth was heavily influenced by artists like Jonny Lang, John Mayer, Hozier, Ed Sheeran, Tom Petty, James Taylor, Bill Withers, and a broad host of other artists that span the decades. At the same time, growing up in the digital age exposed Power to music from all over the world. All of these unique influences eventually fused themselves into Seth’s psyche and his personal style of songwriting and musicianship was born. His first studio EP, “Magnolia Soul,” tells the story of a young man trying to find himself amongst the noise of the modern age. That search, mixed with the drama of some college-age relationships, provided Seth with all the ingredients he needed to detail a defining time in his life, and perhaps even more importantly, to establish the groundwork of his sound as an artist. He hopes to build on that with the release of his upcoming album, “Souvenir,” expected later this year (2019).
When asked where he fits on the spectrum of genre and what his hopes and dreams are for the future, Seth’s response was this: “Honestly, I feel like genres are beginning to fade, so I don’t focus too much on placing myself into any one box right now. I’m just trying to write music that is honest, resonates with myself and others, and has the kind of melodies and production that I like to hear as a listener. With that being said, the soulful, bluesy elements of my music aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. I want to capture a more modern sound moving forward but my roots are deep and I don’t want to lose who I am on this journey. When it comes to crafting songs, if I can make someone sing and dance, or even cry, then I’ve done my job as an artist. That’s why we’re here. Ultimately, I just want to make a positive difference in the world with my art and be the best person that I can be in the process. The music I’m writing now has me really excited for the future and I can’t wait to share it with everyone.”
