ACMA presents A. Lee Edwards in Concert! Bob Williams Opens.

A. Lee (Alan) Edwards has been making music for 30 years. But his new music represents a rebirth of sorts. Produced by Alan Lee Edwards and mixed by the legendary John Wood (the man behind the boards for Nick Drake, Fairport Convention, John Cale, Squeeze, and Richard and Linda Thompson), Interpreting Heart Sounds Vol. I is a major milestone in a career that has already spawned 5 albums—3 under the aegis of “Lou Ford” and two under the handle of “The Loudermilks.”

Recorded at the famed Echo Mountain Recording Studios in Asheville, North Carolina, it was engineered by Kenny Harrington, mixed and mastered by the team at Well Made Music in Bristol, TN, and pressed locally at Citizen Vinyl in Asheville.

“A. Lee is close to John Prine in his ability to be a storyteller of simpler times with a pinch of humor & partaking of the grape.” – Americana Highways

Listen to some music here:
https://www.aleeedwards.com/

Opening the show, ACMA Member, Bob Williams.

Bob has just released his fifth studio album, The Long Road Home, a fitting title for a songwriter who has been following the thread of music since he first learned three chords on a guitar. Influenced by the folk-rock and country-rock sounds of the ’60s and ’70s, his musical foundation was shaped by iconic folk artists and the golden era of the American singer-songwriter. Over time, that foundation naturally evolved into what is now known as Americana — a rich blend of roots, folk, country, blues, and everything in between.

Known for sharing the stories behind his songs, Bob doesn’t simply perform music — he invites audiences into it. His writing is personal, heartfelt, irreverent, funny, and sometimes achingly sad. Each song has a backstory, and his ability to tell it draws listeners in long before the first chorus arrives.

Tune in to some of Bob’s music here:
https://www.reverbnation.com/bobwilliams2

Donations at the door are as follows:
$15/ACMA Members
$20/General Admission

Tickets are available at the door.

Note:  This concert is at the temporary location of St. John the Apostle MCC, 3049 McGregor Blvd.

ACMA Listening Room doors open @ 6:30 pm and the show begins @ 7:00 pm.