Hannah Juanita mit Mose Wilson & Ramona & The Holy SmokesHannah Juanita mit Mose Wilson & Ramona & The Holy Smokes

Doors 7PM | Show 8PM$15 ADV | $20 DOSHANNAH JUANITA LEFT HER HOME STATE OFTENNESSEE IN HER EARLY TWENTIES TO BREAKOUT OF A STIFLING CULTURE OF CONFORMITYAND MEET THE WORLD. HAVING BEEN AFIRESIDE SINGER FOR YEARS, HANNAHEVENTUALLY MADE IT BACK TO TENNESSEE,LANDING IN NASHVILLE WITH NOTHING BUTHER DOG LORETTA, HER GUITAR, AND AHANDFUL OF HEARTBREAK SONGS. SHESTARTED SINGING AROUND TOWN ANDQUICKLY BECAME A STAPLE LIVE PERFORMERAND A HIGHLY RESPECTED VOCALIST IN THETRADITIONAL COUNTRY SCENE IN MUSIC CITY,KNOWN FOR HER CLASSIC, OLD SCHOOLSOUND. SELF PROCLAIMED RAMBLIN GAL,Mose Wilson is a dynamic artist whose music weaves together the rich traditions of roots, country, and Americana with vibrant threads of soul, funk, rock & roll, and bluegrass. Hailing from a lineage that marks him as the first traditional musician in his family, Mose began his musical journey at the tender age of six, strumming his first guitar and leading hymns in church. This early exposure to music ignited a passion for songwriting, deeply influenced by legendary artists such as Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and Lynyrd Skynyrd.Based in Central Virginia and with family roots in South Texas, Ramona and the Holy Smokes represent a new generation of honky tonk music. With powerful female vocals that cover an emotional range from determined to comic to vulnerable, and a talented backing band steeped in classic country and western styles of the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, the bands repertoire includes lush emotional ballads, quintessential two-step dance numbers, gritty country-rockers, and a unique blend of honky tonk and traditional Mexican styles that the group describes as Mexi-tonk. Drawing on the Mexican-American heritage of lead singer and songwriter Ramona Martinez, recognized by Wide Open Country as one of the 15 Latino Artists Shaping Country Music, Ramona and the Holy Smokes are simultaneously rooted in the traditional sounds of country music but unafraid of pushing boundaries and highlighting the connections across border cultures. Their self-titled debut LP offers the group the opportunity to explore this diversity of sounds, leaning into an authenticity and resiliency in songs that chart lifes ups and downs from the perspective of a female voice seeking to maintain a sensitivity and sense of wonder in a twenty-first century world filled with emotional highs and lows. This event is 21 and over. Any ticket holder unable to present valid identification indicating that they are at least 21 years of age will not be admitted to this event, and will not be eligible for a refund.