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The Skipperdees EP Release Show w/ After Jack + The Good Graces

SURPRISE WE (THE SKIPPERDEES) ARE JOINING THE 27 CLUB AND GIVING YOU NEW SONGS, BABIESSSS!

Catherine is bringing along some of her favorite Virginians, hot folk trio After Jack, to share the bill, and our favorite Atlantan songwriter The Good Graces (Kim Ware) will open the show! 

it's gonna be a straight up M A G I C A L evening- we can't wait to share this project with y'all!

$10 Adv – $15 Door
Doors @ 7 PM

All ticket sales are final. No refunds. Door is Cash Only.


The Skipperdees (twin sisters Emily and Catherine Backus) hail from Oak Ridge, TN, a town mentioned in the 1989 film "Fat Man and Little Boy" which featured Paul Newman with a mustache. They write sad songs but are happy people. They are Capricorns and vegetarians. 

The Skipperdess Official Site
The Skipperdees on Facebook
The Skipperdees on Bandcamp


After Jack is a musical celebration of togetherness. Named 2014 Americana Vocal Group of the Year by the Appalachian Cultural Music Association, the trio couples a modern sensibility with distinctly old-time energy to blend bluegrass, gospel and folk elements. Combine your most beloved musical memories with a foot-stomping string band and top it off with harmonies that spring straight from the soul of the mountains, and you’ve got After Jack.

After Jack Official Site
After Jack on Facebook


The Good Graces is an indie-folk/Americana collective fronted by singer-songwriter Kim Ware and based in Atlanta, GA. Since its inception in 2006, after Kim picked up an acoustic guitar at the late Lakewood Antiques Market that summer, tGG has toured up and down the east coast, down to Texas, over to California, and performed at such festivals as 30A, NXNE, and the Athens Pop Festival. In 2015, Kim's song "Cold in California" caught the attention of the Indigo Girls, and the band was invited by the renowned duo to support some midwest and southeast shows during their summer tour. This proved to be career and life-changing for Kim, helping her gain more confidence in her songwriting and singing. Shortly thereafter, Kim began work on tGG's 4th full-length album, "Set Your Sights." Released independently in conjunction with the Chapel Hill/Durham, NC-based boutique label PotLuck Foundation, "Set Your Sights" places Kim's heart-on-her-sleeve songwriting and earnest, honest lyrical delivery at the forefront of an atmospheric sonic expedition, led by producer / guitarist Jonny Daly and supported by a long list of players from Atlanta and the southeast. Kim is currently working on songs for a follow-up LP, to be released in 2019.

The Good Graces Official Site
The Good Graces on Facebook