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Barefoot Movement to play in Bryson Aug. 27

Regional favorite The Barefoot Movement will play from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 27, as part of Music in the Mountains, the free weekly evening concert series held at the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad Depot in downtown Bryson City.

The Barefoot Movement is a trio of musicians from North Carolina and Tennessee whose music melds Americana influences with the invigoration of acoustic modern rock and jazz. The group was formed when Noah Wall, singer and fiddler, and Tommy Norris, mandolin player, attended high school together and began setting Noah’s lyrics to Tommy’s chords.

Music in the Mountains spans 22 Saturdays from June to October and includes all genres of the local and regional music scene. For a complete schedule of performers, visit http://www.greatsmokies.com/free-music/ and to check out the sounds of The Barefoot Movement visit www.barefootmovement.com.

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