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2012 Live Show News: Patterson Hood in Athens, GA

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By Mountain Stage
 · December 1, 2011

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Patterson Hood, appearing live on Mountain Stage February 19 in Athens, GA

On February 19, 2012, Mountain Stage will return Athens GA to record with member station WUGA at the University of Georgia. The show will take place at the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center at 7pm. Tickets for the event go on sale to the general public on Monday, December 5. Tickets are $35 and $5 for University students.

Guest artists already confirmed for the show include Patterson Hood, founding member and songwriter for Athens’ own southern-rock revivalists The Drive By Truckers, who will perform a solo set of his original music. Legendary musician, lyricist and composer Van Dyke Parks and beloved Norwegian singer-songwriter Teitur will also perform. Two more guests will be announced as they are confirmed.

We’re excited to return to Athens, which has been and remains one of America’s best music cities,” says Mountain Stage host and artistic director Larry Groce, “We’ve got exciting talent lined up already, from around the world and from the area.”

"We are excited about having Mountain Stage in Athens for a second time,” says Abbie Thaxton, Traffic Director at WUGA radio. “It gives our listeners a chance to 'see' radio the show they are used to listening to. Mountain Stage has been heard in Athens for almost 25 years and Athens being the music town that it is, we think it makes for a perfect fit".

It’s great for us to take our show to cities that carry the broadcasts because they don’t get the opportunity to see us record the show like everyone in Charleston gets to do on a regular basis,” added Producer Adam Harris. “It gives us the ability to connect with our radio listeners and it gives them a chance to be a part of the audience, which is what makes our show unique.”   


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