Garry Cuthbertson
A true product of the western North Carolina foothills, Garry has been singing and playing guitar since childhood. Raised in Rutherford County, he came of age during the early days of the legendary Green Acres Music Hall—a once-humble cinder block venue that grew into a regional landmark, known for hosting artists like Béla Fleck, Sam Bush, and Jerry Douglas. Immersed in that rich musical atmosphere, Garry developed a deep appreciation for classic country, bluegrass and Americana. Garry’s voice carries the warmth, grit, and soul of the country greats who inspired him, while his guitar work brings rhythm, emotion and texture to every performance. His playing style is both precise and expressive—marked by technique that is uniquely his own.
Kate Durham
Kate began playing the fiddle at a young age and picked up fingerstyle guitar in her late teens. Raised on a wide range of music—from classical and traditional Irish to jazz, blues, folk, country, bluegrass and Americana—she brings a rich, genre-spanning perspective to her sound. Her earliest musical experiences included countless jam sessions and evenings spent in venues across the Southeast, including Green Acres Music Hall, where she developed a deep appreciation for the expressive freedom of improvisation. By her teens, Kate was performing regularly on fiddle with various groups throughout the region. Her early musical influences include James Taylor, Shawn Colvin, Alison Krauss & Union Station, Dolly Parton, Eileen Ivers and Eva Cassidy.
Guest Musicians
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