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Charlie TreatRorey Carroll
Fri, 14 Jun, 7:00 PM CDT
Doors open
6:30 PM CDT
The Basement
1604 Eighth Ave South, Nashville, TN 37203
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Americana
Charlie Treat
Charlie Treat
Americana
A diverse mix of American roots music, out-of-the-box pop flourishes, gospel harmonies, and barroom rock & roll, Charlie Treat spotlights a songwriter whose left-of-center music redraws the lines between genre and generations.
His latest release The Comet is a collection of songs whose paradoxical twists and turns are as unique as the man who wrote them. Raised on a farm in New England, Charlie grew up listening to the music of his working-class surroundings — Delta blues, country classics, work songs, and Bob Dylan records — before traveling the country as a busker, accompanied by his acoustic guitar and 1988 Oldsmobile Cutlass. After a Kerouac-worthy series of milestones and mishaps led him back to the Northeast, he established himself as one of the region’s folksinging heavyweights before heading south to Nashville, where he found a new home in a city that had become synonymous with Americana music. Charlie easily fit into that musical community, even as his own songs ventured into the genre’s outermost orbits.

Americana
Rorey Carroll
Rorey Carroll
Americana
Rorey Carroll’s sound rolls in low and powerful with the feeling of a Tarantino film for the ears. A new kind of “Country Western Folk-n-Roll”
With musical roots in the bluegrass world, she has developed her sound into something unique and bold pulling from rock/americana/folk influences. As an writer, Carroll’s strength is showing beauty in everything, from smoky bar rooms to the littered streets. She not only seeks those places out, but paints them in gorgeous Technicolor with the voice of one who has been there.
Her songwriting delivers the honest subtlety of living the life of a gypsy, while still longing for the simplicity of small town happiness.