Finally! I can say that I have finally saw a show at the Happy Days Lodge in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park. I also couldn't have asked for a better performer / performance to see there. Let me first say, with an entrance through the woods, and under a tunnel like this (below), how could that not set the stage for something amazing?
With no opening act we missed the first couple songs, but luckily this was a two-part set with an intermission. The sound was amazing and the space felt like an old barn. Then fill it with some top-tier folk / bluegrass and you just can't go wrong. Zoe Muth & the Lost High Rollers sounded amazing. Boasting a guitar, bass, mandolin, electric guitar, pedal steel and drums, the performance swung between the more traditional folk sounds to something a little more youthful and rock like.
Luckily as soon as I got up to grab some photos, one of my favorite songs came on:
I mean seriously, how much more true can you get? Throw in some amazing solos and great songwriting, and this was a show to not be missed.
I also want to give a shout out to the CVNP for hosting these concerts. I spoke with the lady running them and it just seems like such a sweet job. I can't wait to go back.
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