Turn at the Bitter Liberals sign as the sun sets.
The Duvall’s barn is an excellent venue for a house concert, with plenty of room for an intimate show and surprisingly good acoustics. We set up the stage under a painting called Stone Age by Winslow McCagg (whose art is currently being shown at Duvall Gallery).
Winslow McCagg provided the backdrop titled Stone Age
After a sound check we were ready for the audience.
Mike Jewell of the Bitter Liberals working on sound
The stage is set for the Bitter Liberals
The house quickly filled. With 80 people on hand, we began. Set one was blue.
The Bitter Liberals in White Post
Clark Hansbarger of the Bitter Liberals
Kara Hansbarger joins Allen Kitselman and the Bitter Liberals for Tailor of Kingsport
A bonfire out front provided heat during the break between sets. Set two was red.
The Bitter Liberals in White Post
Gary McGraw of the Bitter Liberals
Community art collaboration and cross pollination really happens in Clarke County, and the Bitter Liberals are proud to play a role.
Next up on the “Four City, One Barn” tour is a show at The Tin Pan in Richmond, Virginia Friday April 10th. Road trip! Get your tickets now.
Thanks to Jay Duvall for the pictures.
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