Appalachian blues: A conversation with Scott Low

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Wednesday, 06/03/2024

At 46, Scott Low has a lot to be thankful for.

Beyond his enduring career as a beloved singer-songwriter in the mountains of Southern Appalachia, he’s also a husband, father and fly-fishing guide, one who also owns and operates the Hatch Camp & Art Farm in the rural countryside of Clayton, Georgia.

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Blackberry Smoke returns to Harrah’s

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Wednesday, 07/02/2024

Southern rock juggernaut Blackberry Smoke will perform at 9 p.m. Friday, Feb. 16, at Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort. 

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Flirtin’ with disaster: Upcoming Haywood rock festival sparks controversy

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Tuesday, 01/03/2022

Musicians, promoters and supposed sponsors are all upset about the marketing associated with an upcoming performance at the Smoky Mountain Event Center in Waynesville on July 30.

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