Party: Earth By Train w/ Maradeen - FREE SHOW - [americana]

Party: Earth By Train w/ Maradeen - FREE SHOW - [americana]

Genre: Americana
Cover: FREE!
Doors: 9PM
Show: 10PM
Ages: 21+
Web: http://ashevillemusichall.com/music-schedule/free-show-evening-with-earth-train/

Earth By Train:

Earth By Train’s is a sound that pulls you in close and won't let you go, and that's exactly how they like it. Anthony Wayne's vocals are soothing and energetic, full of feeling. They grab your attention and take you for a ride, a ride that is fueled by two talented guitarists. Robbie Mabe and Aaron Lee take control of their guitars, rocketing riffs that keep you coming back for more, driving melodies deep into your core. Anchoring this powerhouse is Mackenzie Carter on bass and Anthony LoBiondo on drums. Carter's no nonsense bass attack and LoBiondo's energy-filled drumming lay that in-your-face foundation, brick by brick, that is Earth By Train.

Earth By Train was built in the Appalachian mountains of Southwest Virginia, home to the mountain country and bluegrass sound, where local bands, even the rock bands all have the same familiar sound. Earth By Train, like a Phoenix from the ashes, became a clear signal in the cold white noise. Hailing from an area where coal mining and poverty are very real the band was determined to make a name for themselves in their community, and that’s exactly what they have done. Music is their impetus. The love for music, the creation of music, and the need for it to be heard is what fuels Earth By Train. The hard and focused work ethic, like the hands that stoke the fire, is what drives Earth By Train. Like a cool refreshing summer breeze, Earth By Train is coming to your town.

Front man Anthony Wayne, living in Nashville, TN, spent years on the road with acts such as Soulhat, Rusted Root, and The Delta Saints before moving back home to the hills of Southwest Virginia. Music is in his blood. Having the itch to get back into music, Wayne formed Earth By Train and selected four of the most talented musicians that Southwest Virginia has to offer. Several of the band’s members had recorded with multiple artists before stepping aboard his rock fueled locomotive. Aaron Lee played his first show at 13, with his father beside him, just so he could get into the bar, at 14 recorded his first studio album. He played in a variety of bands before Earth By Train, “I feel at home in Earth By Train,” Lee says. Mackenzie Carter began playing the bass at 16, played for his High School and College marching bands and back home in the Appalachians he is a bass guitar instructor at a local music store. Anthony LoBiondo grew up listening to Zepplin, the Stones, and the Beatles records with his dad, which inspired him to get into music. At 13 he began playing the drums at a neighbor’s house. There was no turning back for LoBiondo as he studied musical arrangement and theory, now with 20+ years experience he crushes it with Earth By Train. Robbie Mabe began playing at age 12, joined his first band at 14. His adulthood saw some touring with different bands playing everything from lead guitar in a heavy metal band to playing the mandolin in country and folk bands.

http://www.ebtrain.com/

Check out a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJBLK8XScgU


Maradeen:

The origins of Maradeen trace back to Athens, GA, when guitarist/singer Whit Murray joined Mama's Love in 2009. Fronted by singer/songwriter Thomas Galloway, Mama’s Love toured nationwide for the next three years. They built a devoted fan base and recorded two albums with renowned producers such as Tom Tapley and John Keane.

Whit Murray parted ways with Mama's Love in 2011 to further his musical education in Boston at the Berklee College of Music. Galloway continued on with Mama's Love and the two remained in contact, sharing the stage whenever circumstances permitted. Murray hurried back down south in the summer of 2014, eager to put his finely-tuned performance abilities to test.

He soon heard a familiar name in the Nashville rock community: Kaitlyn Connor, keyboardist for a young Nashville-based band Afro. A band that used to share the stage with Mama’s Love. Fresh off of touring as a drum tech for Lyle Lovett, Ben Plewes (also of Afro) seamlessly filled the drummer void, and along with young buck bassist Sterling Miller, the four began rehearsing steadily, playing local shows around Nashville, and building an arsenal of original material. In October of 2014, Galloway made the natural transplantation to Nashville from Athens to pursue songwriting. He and Murray picked up right where they left off, both on the stage and in co-writes. After months of writing, Maradeen will head into the studio in March of 2015, and will launch their first-ever Spring Tour.

www.maradeenband.com

Check out a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0sezxe5ZPLA

Invited: Ryan Fenton, Dana J. Vines, Chelsey Grey, Whit Murray, Maigan Wallace, Logan Bruce, Brandy Carpenter, Christopher Tod, Kaki Renee, Anil Damani, Katherine Powell, Eddie Wiggins, Auburn Petty, Sam Katz, Jenna Tosi, Adrian Zelski, Mason Kazer, Adam Strange, Kaitlyn Felicia Connor, Jamie Shannon Vaughan, Joanie Peditto, Sterling Caldwell Miller, James Frady, Cherie Formanek Burgwardt, LeOnardo Peixoto, Eric Travers, Lea Renard, Julia M. Turner, Devan V Everette, Jaime Hadnagy, Charlie Traveler Presents, Stevie Lee Combs, Shelly Gregg, Leah Nelson, Joshua Redmond, Brandon Campbell, Dawson McCoy, Jim Graves, Travis Wilbur, Janet Horn, Terry Shepherd, Jason Pisaro, Travis Turner, Kyle Travers, Randal Hylemon, Callan Dacey, Michelle Mullinax, Zach Young, Kelly Buchanan, TheOrange Peel, Eric Barsotti, Tom Smith, Thomas La Falce, Garrett Anderson, David Rackley, NightandDay Taxi, Lee Edwards, Holly Grier, Amber Noneyabiz Wray, Kimberlyn Krause, Brad Migyanka, Gary White, Amber Wagoner Clayton, Logan Alexandria Forrest, Connie Regan-Blake, Rosalia Borja Acu, Natalie Gasperini, Katie Bailey Claxton, David Kain, Helen Hinkle, Dakota Waddell, Sadie Johnson, Blais Bellenoit, Kaylie Namaste Dowler, Windy Capps, Darlene Shealy, Marc Paulhus, Jed Hamrick, Kayla Renee Barnes, Sylvia Romero, Kent Self, Pisgah Bluegrass, Jacob Waller, Jonathan Crenshaw, Clark Johnson, Robert Freeman, April Zinck, Polly Panic, Christopher Eric Williams, Mikey Hudson, J.d. Smith, Adam AG, Matt Schulz, Meta Stearns-Robinson, Kimberly Revis White, Nina Ruffini, Dallas Deen, Tatiana Boldysheva, Jack Seaver, Shawn Crain show more »