
Concert by Goldpine, a harmony-driven Americana and country-folk act from Nashville, performing at Greenwood Social Hall.
Goldpine play Greenwood Social Hall on Saturday, November 7, at 7 PM. They're a harmony-driven Americana act out of Nashville, Tennessee, and this is a headlining date with them as the sole bill.
If you're not familiar, the harmony part is the thing to lead with. They're a family act, and those family harmonies are what they build their sound around. It's Americana in the broader sense—country and folk roots—and they describe themselves as harmony-driven, which is a fair way to put it. The songwriting is more on the introspective side, and that combination of family voices and personal writing is what's won them the Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest and earned them a spot on NPR's Mountain Stage with Kathy Mattea.
Their live shows often feature Gary P. Nunn, so there's a good chance you'll see him on stage with them. If you've followed the Americana scene, you likely know Nunn's name; he's a Texas songwriter and musician who's been around the country and folk circuits for years. When he joins in, it adds another layer to the vocal arrangements they're known for.
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The show is at Greenwood Social Hall, 1750 Belleview Ave, in Kansas City, MO. It starts at 7 PM on Saturday, November 7, with Goldpine as the only act on the bill.