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Come along and read your work, and listen to some fine local wordsmiths.You can sign up to read when you arrive. Our reading lists have been filling up quickly, so please arrive early to get on the sign-up sheet. It will open at 6:45. We will have two rounds, about eighteen readers total for the night, and a few alternate slots in case there is time.No more than 4 minutes per poet, per round.
Full band show, $25 ticket, more details to come!
Mic Harrison And The High Score Doors at 6:00 PM, show at 8:00 PM • $25.00 • all ages The Down Home300 W. Main StreetJohnson City, TN 37604(423) 929-9822www.thedownhome.com
Albert is out on the road in 2025/26 performing tracks from his newest album, "Lay It Down" recorded at the legendary Konk Studios in London. From Mark Knopfler's blistering Setting Me Up to Jimmy Webb's soaring piano ballad Too Young To Die, to The Everly Brothers' storming hit The Price Of Love, Albert's latest album sees his triumphant return to the studio, recording live, as one of the greatest guitarists ever. Don't miss the man known as "Mr. Telecaster," one of the legendary guitarists of rock and roll, rockabilly and country music. “The ultimate virtuoso. His skill is extraordinary, his ear is extraordinary and he’s gifted on just about every level.” - Eric Clapton "When Saint Peter asks me to...
Mark your calendars for March 22nd: we've got a very special matinee show with The Official Albert Lee Double Grammy winner with Earl Scruggs and Brad Paisley, Albert Lee has played with everyone from Jerry Lee Lewis to Eric Clapton, to the Everly Brothers to Emmylou Harris. He was a member of The Crickets in the post-Buddy Holly era, and forged an impressive solo career along the way.Albert is out on the road in 2025/26 performing tracks from his newest album,"LayItDown"recorded at the legendary KonkStudios in London.From Mark Knopfler's blisteringSetting Me Upto Jimmy Webb's soaring piano balladToo Young To Die, to The Everly Brothers' storming hitThe Price Of Love, Albert's latest album sees his triumphant return to the studio, recording live, as...
Feb 24 - The Down HomeMarch 10 - ETSU Bud Frank TheaterMarch 24 - The Down HomeApril 14 - ETSU Bud Frank Theater No experience required! Free and open to the public. 7-9 PM. Come on out!
NewFound Road returns to Johnson City at The Down Home!
As part of the Down Home's 50th Anniversary Celebration, two of our favorite songwriters are coming back for two very special shows! Tickets on sale now!
As part of the Down Home's 50th Anniversary Celebration, two of our favorite songwriters are coming back for two very special shows! Tickets on sale now!
Come along and read your work, and listen to some fine local wordsmiths.You can sign up to read when you arrive. Our reading lists have been filling up quickly, so please arrive early to get on the sign-up sheet. It will open at 6:45. We will have two rounds, about eighteen readers total for the night, and a few alternate slots in case there is time.No more than 4 minutes per poet, per round.
From Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion and the Kansas City Chiefs’ Arrowhead Stadium to listening rooms throughout the United States, husband-wife duo GOLDPINE has been offering their own brand of bold harmony-driven Americana to audiences large and small. WINNER of the 2022 Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest, their distinctive harmonies are clearly a channel for their sometimes-raucous, sometimes-reminiscent compositions. With an incredible collection of stories about life, love, and purpose, their live performance is a powerful projection of everything Goldpine is about: striking vocals, bold harmony, and introspection into the human experience. TICKETS at https://www.thedownhome.com/.../thedownhometicke.../goldpine “Aptly named Two, Goldpine’s sophomore album extends the soft, sensuous sound that marked their highly-lauded debut — that is, an approach flush with low-lit illumination and hushed...
Excited to welcome Nicholas Jamerson to the stage on April 25th!Jamerson was born into a musical family in eastern Kentucky, where gatherings were full of guitars and songs. “My grandmother always had a camera rolling, which taught me early on that life is worth documenting” he says. “That’s what I try to do through songwriting: turn ordinary moments into something meaningful.”Starting out with piano and choir as a child, Jamerson added guitar, banjo and mandolin to his repertoire along the way.After college, he co-founded the band Sundy Best and has released a dozen records between them and his solo work and band over the last thirteen years.“Music has taken me places I never dreamed, like the Ryman and the Grand Ole Opry”...
Come along and read your work, and listen to some fine local wordsmiths.You can sign up to read when you arrive. Our reading lists have been filling up quickly, so please arrive early to get on the sign-up sheet. It will open at 6:45. We will have two rounds, about eighteen readers total for the night, and a few alternate slots in case there is time.No more than 4 minutes per poet, per round.