
Intermountain Acoustic Music Association
Monthly Performances
IAMA Acoustic Music Concert Series
Intermountain Acoustic Music Association
Various Salt Lake Locations
Monthly Performances
IAMA Acoustic Music Concert Series
Intermountain Acoustic Music Association
Various Salt Lake Locations
The Portland, OR, folk duo Horse Feathers consist of singer/songwriter Justin Ringle (acoustic guitar, vocals, percussion) and multi-instrumentalist Peter Broderick (violin, banjo, mandolin, cello, viola, piano, saw, percussion, vocals). Ringle grew up in Idaho and played in several short-lived indie rock bands during his teenage years, but moved to Portland in 2004, where he met Broderick, who was already a member of the more established Portland band Norfolk & Western. They spent much of 2005 writing songs and honing their live performances at various Portland open-mike nights. Influenced by both the stark folk music of Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska and the post-classical work of Scandinavian composer Max Richter, the duo entered the studio in February 2006 to record its debut album, Words Are Dead , 11 chamber-folk tracks featuring Ringle’s high, reedy vocals and enigmatic lyrics and Broderick’s baroque filigree. Words Are Dead was released on Lucky Madison Records in September 2006. The band inked a deal with the Kill Rock Stars label the following year, releasing House with No Home in 2008. – All Music Guide
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Enjoy a musical performance by Red Desert Ramblers in Springville’s Art Museum’s Grand Gallery and enjoy Utah’s oldest Art Museum and beautiful architecture well you’re there.
Red Desert Ramblers is the PREMIER “Feel Good” band in Utah. Specializing in Bluegrass, Swing, Country, Folk and even an Irish or Scottish tune thrown in!
Join us on Saturday, August 28th for a Free Folk & Bluegrass Festival present by the Intermountain Acoustic Music Association. Concert will be presented on Gallivan Avenue due to the construction in Gallivan Plaza. Vendors will be available for food & beverage! These free concert is present as a thank you to the members of IAMA and to the general public for the support of Folk, Bluegrass, Americana & Isle music.
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