Admiral Radio with Sparrow Smith and the Resonant Rogues (SOLD OUT)

FAQS--->

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LOCATION: The concert will be held in the Boyd Foundation Horticultural Center greenhouse on the Hampton-Preston grounds - NOT in the mansion itself. ENTER FROM LAUREL STREET!

PARKING: Street parking [free]. Closest parking will be on the 1600 block of Laurel Street.

LIMITED SEATING: For this intimate show there will only be limited tickets available (all tickets are seated). Be sure to grab your tickets early as this show will sell out!

LISTENING ROOM: We are turning the greenhouse into a Listening Room! What does that mean? A Listening Room is a music venue that allows the performers and the audience to enjoy the music experience without distractions. Please no talking during the performance. If you must talk/take a phone call/send an email/etc., please step outside to do so.

BEVERAGES: Water, Wine, Beer

ABOUT THE ARTISTS--->

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ADMIRAL RADIO:

Admiral Radio, the award-winning folk/Americana act from South Carolina, is the creative partnership of Coty Hoover and Becca Smith. Named after their old wooden radio, this husband-and-wife team blends heartfelt harmonies, storytelling, and raw sincerity. Having met while waiting tables in the Lowcountry, their sound is straightforward yet powerful—rooted in tight vocal interplay and finely picked acoustic instruments. With songs that explore the quiet hustle of ordinary life and the dogged optimism that drives it all, this national touring act hopes to leave listeners feeling a little bit better than when they found them.

SPARROW SMITH AND THE RESONANT ROGUES:

Sparrow Smith, a multi-instrumentalist based in Marshall, NC, is well loved for her evocative songwriting, tasteful banjo playing, epic accordion chops, and striking outfits. A longtime member and leader of multiple bands (most notably Resonant Rogues) with Keith Josiah Smith, her husband and collaborator, Sparrow is stepping out under her own name with a new album of Appalachian originals. Her journey into old time started in her late teens with freight trains and Tommy Jarrell tapes, and her musical taste is also inspired by a lifelong love of dance. When not on tour, Sparrow can be found in the North Carolina mountains where she teaches Women’s Basic Carpentry and is building her own house from scratch.