Sounds Of Hopscotch 2018: Julie Byrne
Of all the festivals that exist across the US of A, Hopscotch has to be one of the best. This gem of a festival has a great location (downtown Raleigh), and benefits from seriously strong curation year after year. I've had a great time whenever I've been, and if you're heading down this year you're in for a ton of treats. I've got some suggestions for you, and I hope you'll check these folks out regardless of whether you'll be Hopscotch-ing or not.
Julie Byrne's voice is something else. This well-traveled siren has a voice capable of so much expression, so much emotion. It's a voice that has seen mile after mile of country, a voice that has felt more than it can say. Almost. Byrne's smoky, amber tones are instantly magnetic, and I can only imagine the captivated hush that will be part of her set at Hopscotch this weekend.
Julie Byrne plays Nash Hall on Friday night.
Julie Byrne's voice is something else. This well-traveled siren has a voice capable of so much expression, so much emotion. It's a voice that has seen mile after mile of country, a voice that has felt more than it can say. Almost. Byrne's smoky, amber tones are instantly magnetic, and I can only imagine the captivated hush that will be part of her set at Hopscotch this weekend.
Julie Byrne plays Nash Hall on Friday night.
[posted 9.7.18]
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