Liam Purcell and Cane Mill Road and Twisted Pine

House Concerts at Five Forks Farm is hoping you’ll join us on Sunday September 22nd for two amazing talented bands. Opening with be the Boston based genre bending Twisted Pine followed by “The Future of Bluegrass”, Carolina’s own Liam Purcell and Cane Mill Road. Each band will do two appriximately 45 minute sets starting at 2:00 PM and going untill about 6:00pm giving those headed back home for school or work on Monday, plenty of time to get home by dark. We welcome everyone and feel the world is a better place with diversity and music.
Gates will open at 1:00 pm for those wanting to stroll around the farm and get to know the goats and chickens or even your fellow music lovers if that’s your thing. Bring your own chairs and/or blanket and a cooler filled with yout favorite beverages and snacks. Wood Fired Pizza will be available from Pineda’s Wod Fired Pizza diring the show and breaks. We love the Hot Honey Pepperoni but its all amazing.
Tickets for this double billed show are $40 plus taxes and fees and must be purchased through Eventbrite (even at the door) in order to facilitate payment of sales taxes. Children under 16 years old are free with an accompanying paying adult.
About Liam Purcell and Cane Mill Road
Winning both industry awards and the hearts of fans across the world, Liam Purcell & Cane Mill Road lead listeners on a journey through their dynamic performances. Hailing from the small Appalachian town of Deep Gap, North Carolina, Purcell leans into his roots, including the legacy of Doc Watson, who lived less than a mile away, influencing the young picker through his powerful musicianship and storytelling. Along with the other brilliant musicians in Cane Mill Road, Liam blends tradition, innovation, and excellence into a truly one-of-a-kind musical experience.
About Twisted Pine
What started as a (semi-)traditional bluegrass band in the trenches of the storied folk, bluegrass, and Americana scene in Boston a decade ago has bloomed into an ensemble of players who shapeshift across genres. Even the expansive “progressive bluegrass” label doesn’t come close to capturing their musical scope.
Chris Sartori’s upright bass anchors everything with an undeniable, articulate groove. Dan Bui’s mandolin is thick, crisp, and propulsive. Kathleen Parks’ fiddle and Anh Phung’s flute are at constant play, often augmented with effects pedals for layered musical textures, psychedelic sounds, and wild solo trading, somewhere in the ether between bluegrass and
jazz. Out in front of the ensemble, Parks’ lead vocals are an instrument unto herself: equal parts mystery, power, haunt, and a search for the edges. And she’s surrounded on all sides by the voices of her bandmates, who bring on whatever harmonies, unities, whistles, and howls the night requires.
In a world that needs TLC more than ever, Twisted Pine offers exultant travels across genres, across time, to mountains, cities, roadhouses, and back porches where songs bring tenderness, love and relief. All in all, they bring the sound of a band that invites you to Love Your Mind