Todd Hearon and Other Brother Darryl

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BUY TICKETS EVENT FAQs | STAY WITH US Join us for this phenomenal double bill featuring two singer/songwriters Todd Hearon and Other Brother Darryl! ABOUT TODD HEARON WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | SPOTIFY No stranger to the Word Barn, Hearon is an award-winning poet, songwriter and dramatist whose three albums, Border Radio (2021), Yodelady (2023) and Impossible Man (2024) have garnered accolades from American Songwriter magazine and the 2024 International Acoustic Music Awards. Writes Chris Hislop in Seacoast Online, “Todd Hearon is proof that good folkin’ country singers still walk among us. Somewhere from the great beyond, Townes Van Zandt has happened on Todd's tunes . . . and felt his cheeks go flush with envy.” Hearon's music mixes his love of traditional roots music with more contemporary alt-country and Americana/indie rock sounds. Hearon will be joined by a full band including Andrew Blowen (keyboards, accordion), Lindsay Garfield (vocals, percussion), Rick Habib (drums), Ralph Sneeden (electric guitar) and Phil Labbe (bass). ABOUT OTHER BROTHER DARRYL WEBSITE | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | SPOTIFY Other Brother Darryl are an eight-piece Boston-based alt-country supergroup, winners of the 2024 Boston Music Award for Country Artist of the Year. Calling their sound cosmic canyon rock, the band is made up of veteran singer-songwriters and local luminaries: Dan Nicklin (vocals, harmonica, percussion), Nate Leavitt (vocals, acoustic guitar), Dan Cederholm (drums), Chad Raleigh (multi-instrumentalist), Derek Feeney (acoustic guitar), Dave Lieb (piano, vocals), Matt Odabashian (organ) and Jim Collins (bass, vocals), with the enduring spirit of their late brother Dave Mirabella as inspiration and guidance. The roots of Other Brother Darryl stretch back to 2012 at Somerville’s beloved (and now defunct) club Radio, where each member crossed paths regularly with their own projects. Bonded by a shared love of big folk harmonies, the cosmic country of CSNY, The Jayhawks…

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