LAST WEDNESDAY WITH GABE WOOTTON FEAT. JULIET McCONKEY
TICKETS ARE $15 (PLUS TAXS & FEES)
https://www.julietmcconkey.com/
THE OLD QUARTER IS A LISTENING ROOM. LOUD CONVERSATION DURING ARTIST'S PERFORMANCE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. PLEASE CONSIDER THIS WHEN PURCHASING TICKETS TO SHOWS.
Gabe doesn’t have as many songs about trains as he thought he would at this point. But, he does have a new record out on Old Quarter Records. It’s a live recording from the historic Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe on Galveston Island. It is a complete snapshot of a Gabe Wootton show.
Raised in central Virginia, deep in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Juliet McConkey has always possessed a deep understanding of nature and interpersonal relationships that only comes from a rural upbringing. That is articulated sincerely and thoughtfully in her songwriting. With a voice as singular as they come as the impermeable vessel, her songs are a deep inhale in a world in need of a breath of fresh air.
On Juliet McConkey’s debut release Disappearing Girl (2020), the songwriter ushers us through the threshold of the hidden places. Places we don’t care to speak about in our daily conversations, yet they are the things that are realities for most of us. It wasn’t until Juliet met up with producer Scott Davis (Jamie Lin Wilson, Katie Toupin) in downtown Houston at long-time Sugar Hill engineer Steve Christensen’s studio, were these songs developed and realized.
