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Concert with Erynn Marshall & Carl Jones

Who

Erynn Marshall & Carl Jones

When

Monday, Nov 16, 2026

7:00 PM – 8:00 PM EST

Where

John C. Campbell Folk School

1 Folk School Road

Brasstown, NC 28902


About.

Audience: Faculty & Staff,General Public,Student

Cost: suggested $5-15 donation, per adult

Folk School Locations: Keith House: Community Room, 1 State Rd 1565, Brasstown, NC 28902

Link: https://dittyville.com/

Erynn Marshall and Carl Jones are old-time musicians and inspired tunesmiths from Galax, Virginia. They are married - in life and music. Southern song-duets and powerful fiddle, guitar, mandolin, banjo tunes comprise their diverse sets. Erynn and Carl play with spontaneity and vitality. While rooted in the traditional sounds of older players, this duo stays true to their own muse by composing new, tradition-rooted music. Carl’s song, Last Time on the Road was featured on the grammy-award winning album “Unleashed” by the Nashville Bluegrass Band. They have won many awards for their playing including Erynn’s 1st place fiddle win at Clifftop and Carl’s 3rd place fingerpicking-guitar win at Winfield - both premier festivals in the United States. They have 15 recordings between them including their duet CD Sweet Memories Never Leave. Erynn and Carl have recently toured in the US, Canada, Europe, Australia and China.

The Folk School features some of the finest regional and national acts performing eclectic roots music. We’ll have standard seating available, first come first serve. A donation of $5-15 per adult is suggested, but all are welcome regardless of contribution. Folk School Students and Staff are not asked to donate. Any funds raised support traditional arts and help us strive for equitable pay for performers. *Lineup and schedule are subject to change, for the most up to date details check the schedule at www.folkschool.org/concerts

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http://www.folkschool.org/concerts

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Erynn Marshall & Carl Jones

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