Vermont-based songwriter Greg Freeman tours his new record 'All Set The Bone', blending indie rock with twangy Americana, with support from Trinity Ace Gardner.
Greg Freeman plays the Aladdin Theater on Tuesday, November 3, as part of the tour for his new record, All Set The Bone. It's a collection that blends indie rock with twangy Americana, and the show is billed as all ages.
Freeman is a songwriter based in Vermont, and All Set The Bone is the record he's taking on the road. The description of the sound—indie rock with a twangy Americana lean—gives you a good sense of where it sits: the melodic, guitar-driven side of indie, but with a country-inflected edge that pulls it toward the American South. It's the kind of record that works as well on a long drive as it does in a live room.
He's not playing alone that night, either. Trinity Ace Gardner opens the bill, so there's a full evening of music rather than just one set. Between the two, you'll get a good stretch of the night covered before the house lights go down.
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The show is at the Aladdin Theater, 3017 SE Milwaukie Ave, in Portland. Doors open at 7 PM, with the music starting at 8 PM. Since it's an all-ages show, you can bring whoever you like.
