Harmony laden weekend tour will include stops in Hickory and Boone
ASHEVILLE, NC, July 5, 2012: Coming off of a successful start to their 2012 summer tour, Underhill Rose is hitting the road for a weekend set of shows that will see them perform in Hickory and Boone, North Carolina, along with a stop in Bristol, Virginia for the famed Border Bash. The all-female trio will bring their trademark “Heartfelt Country Soul” sound to Hickory’s Olde Hickory Tap Room (222 Union Square NW) on Thursday, July 19th at 9:40 p.m., followed by their performance in Bristol and a return to North Carolina on Saturday, July 21st with a 10:00 p.m. show at the Boone Saloon (489 West King Street) in Boone.“We love playing in and around Hickory and Boone,” said banjo picker and vocalist Eleanor Underhill. “While we’re based in Asheville, it’s always so much fun to share our music with our fans in neighboring cities.” The two North Carolina shows will be headline performances for the trio, and Molly Rose, the group’s guitarist and singer, is excited by the opportunity. ”It’s a wonderful feeling,” she said. “We just can’t wait to play our style of mountain music for everyone, and make it a great weekend in the process.”
ASHEVILLE, NC, July 5, 2012: Coming off of a successful start to their 2012 summer tour, Underhill Rose is hitting the road for a weekend set of shows that will see them perform in Hickory and Boone, North Carolina, along with a stop in Bristol, Virginia for the famed Border Bash. The all-female trio will bring their trademark “Heartfelt Country Soul” sound to Hickory’s Olde Hickory Tap Room (222 Union Square NW) on Thursday, July 19th at 9:40 p.m., followed by their performance in Bristol and a return to North Carolina on Saturday, July 21st with a 10:00 p.m. show at the Boone Saloon (489 West King Street) in Boone.“We love playing in and around Hickory and Boone,” said banjo picker and vocalist Eleanor Underhill. “While we’re based in Asheville, it’s always so much fun to share our music with our fans in neighboring cities.” The two North Carolina shows will be headline performances for the trio, and Molly Rose, the group’s guitarist and singer, is excited by the opportunity. ”It’s a wonderful feeling,” she said. “We just can’t wait to play our style of mountain music for everyone, and make it a great weekend in the process.”