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Thursday, November 19

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Thursday, November 19 · 7-9:30 p.m. · Harvest Market

7-9:30 p.m.
When
  • Thursday, November 19 · 7-9:30 p.m.
Where
Harvest Market1230 Camp Rd · Charleston, SC · 29412
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$15.38+Outdoors

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About this event

LAUREN FRIHAUF

Lauren Frihauf grew up on a 1300-acre farm an hour and a half outside of Denver, CO. Alongside her homeschooling, Lauren pursued her passion for music by taking singing and piano lessons from a young age. While the charm of farm life was undeniable, the solitude that accompanied it weighed heavy at times. Because of this, she was overjoyed to find a vibrant community at the School of Rock Aurora. Here, her talents rapidly flourished as she began touring with the School of Rock AllStars in 2018.

MEGAN BURTT

WINNER 2015 Best Singer/Songwriter Westword Music Awards

Finalist 2014 Songwriter Serenade Competition

WINNER SW Region 2011 Mountain NewSong Competition

WINNER 2011 Kerrville NewFolk Competition

WINNER 2010 Rocky Mountain Folk Festival

Finalist 2011 Great American Song Contest

A few years back, Megan Burtt hit on something that fundamentally changed her approach to songwriting. It wasn’t so much a new method as giving herself permission to get even closer to the truth. In short, she allowed herself to stop dancing around what she really wanted to say. “I discovered a side of myself that I liked in terms of songwriting,” says the Colorado-based performer, who’s been named a winner at the Kerrville NewFolk Competition and the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival. “Like, ‘Whoa, this is different.’ It’s become a sensibility that I know how to rest in. It’s almost like an instrument in and of itself, like I’m learning how to play my honesty.”

That change is evident on Burtt’s new album Witness , her first solo release since 2015’s The Bargain . The 12-song project had been underway for years, but was delayed by false starts and illness. Burtt also took a hiatus to form the all-redhead roots group Gingerbomb before getting back to her main project. It’s been a long time coming, but it is worth the wait. With Burtt serving as her own producer for the first time, the album showcases a singer-songwriter who has a deep understanding of how to mix serious pop instincts and groove with honest songwriting.

Listed by Megan Burtt (Bandsintown), CitySpark: Charleston, SC and samraemusic.com (Wix Events), gathered by the Mount Pleasant events calendar.