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Groove in the Gorge Music Series
Aug
15

The Local Honeys

with special guest Olivia Ellen Lloyd

The Outpost NRG
843 Fayette Station Rd Fayetteville, WV 25840
P
PARKING:
FREE AT THE OUTPOST
WHAT TO EXPECT:

"Come out for great vibes and amazing Appalachian folk music right here at The New River Gorge!"

Event Times
Doors 6:00 PM
Bar 5:30 PM
Show 7:30 PM
Quiet Hours 1:00 AM
Tickets

$20 ADV

$23 DOS

(Plus taxes & fees)

✦ Camping includes tickets
Price:

$20 ADV / $23 DOS

(Plus taxes & fees)
Event poster for The Local Honeys

Parking & Arrival Logistics

Onsite Parking: Free at The Outpost in the Day Parking area and other areas when directed by our event staff only.

We also encourage you to carpool with friends — it saves money, helps the environment, and makes room for more people to park onsite. Thank you for helping us make it a smooth experience for everyone!

(Please note that NO overnight parking is allowed in the Day Parking Area at any time. If you are parked there or anywhere else on the property without a camping parking pass, you will be towed at your own expense.)

Rafting:

Our partners at Adventures on the Gorge (AOTG) have a special rafting package planned for The Local Honey fanbase. This will get you on the river to share in the New River but back in time to share in The Local Honey get down. Click on the link below to find out more and set up your rafting experience with AOTG!

Rafting Discount Link:

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Sitting at camp staring at your tent zipper is cool, but rafting down the river is cooler.
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♪ Groove in the Gorge Music Series

The Local Honeys

The Local Honeys blend traditional Kentucky music with modern soundscapes and original songwriting.

Fuzzed out guitar and a vibey rhythm section set the sonic bedrock to showcase the entwinement of old-time banjo and fiddle styles at the forefront of their sound.

The Honeys understand the complexities of contemporary Appalachian life and their music is reflective of such through raw and emotive songs.

The narratives and perspective they weave into song, the deep understanding and endearment they share for hillbilly music, and their undeniable charm make it clear the duo is poised to become defining voices of a new Appalachia.

“Where Wild Meets Wonderful”

Olivia Ellen Lloyd

Heavily influenced by country, folk, and indie rock, Lloyd’s sound combines the traditional, rooted sounds of her West Virginia upbringing with the fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants exhilaration of her current life. She is inspired by the electric heartbeat of New York City, the peaceful quiet of her small hometown and the rich moments of life on the road in between.

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