Upcoming Events at Music In the Mill
Description
Tickets: $25 GA / $40 VIP / $65 VIP + Signed Poster DOORS – VIP doors will open at 6pm, General Admission doors will open at 7pm and the show will begin at approximately 8:00pm.
Event Details
The beginning and end of a set is at the discretion of the performing act, although we contract them for a minimum set length.
VIP Tickets - includes early entry, two drinks per ticket and appetizers
PARKING – Our FREE PARKING is located behind the Mill. Follow the Event Parking signs and the directions given to you by The Crossing staff. Remember to please clean up after yourself. On occasion, the neighboring businesses may choose to offer preferred parking in their private lots for a small fee. ***Please DO NOT park in private lots BEFORE 5pm on weekdays. You will be disrupting business operations and will be towed.***
This is an ALL AGES show.
MANDOLIN ORANGE - http://www.mandolinorange.com/
Mandolin Orange’s music radiates a mysterious warmth —their songs feel like whispered secrets, one hand cupped to your ear. The North Carolina duo have built a steady and growing fanbase with this kind of intimacy, and on Tides of A Teardrop, due out February 1, it is more potent than ever. By all accounts, it is the duo’s fullest, richest, and most personal effort. You can hear the air between them—the taut space of shared understanding, as palpable as a magnetic field, that makes their music sound like two halves of an endlessly completing thought. Singer-songwriter Andrew Marlin and multiinstrumentalist Emily Frantz have honed this lamp glow intimacy for years.
On Tides of A Teardrop, Marlin wrote the songs, as he usually does, in a sort of stream of consciousness, allowing words and phrases to pour out of him as he hunted for the chords and melodies. Then, as he went back to sharpen what he found, he found something troubling and profound. Intimations of loss have always haunted the edges of their music, their lyrics hinting at impermanence and passing of time. But Tides of A Teardrop confronts a defining loss head-on: Marlin's mother, who died of complications from surgery when he was 18.
VIP Tickets - includes early entry, two drinks per ticket and appetizers
PARKING – Our FREE PARKING is located behind the Mill. Follow the Event Parking signs and the directions given to you by The Crossing staff. Remember to please clean up after yourself. On occasion, the neighboring businesses may choose to offer preferred parking in their private lots for a small fee. ***Please DO NOT park in private lots BEFORE 5pm on weekdays. You will be disrupting business operations and will be towed.***
This is an ALL AGES show.
MANDOLIN ORANGE - http://www.mandolinorange.com/
Mandolin Orange’s music radiates a mysterious warmth —their songs feel like whispered secrets, one hand cupped to your ear. The North Carolina duo have built a steady and growing fanbase with this kind of intimacy, and on Tides of A Teardrop, due out February 1, it is more potent than ever. By all accounts, it is the duo’s fullest, richest, and most personal effort. You can hear the air between them—the taut space of shared understanding, as palpable as a magnetic field, that makes their music sound like two halves of an endlessly completing thought. Singer-songwriter Andrew Marlin and multiinstrumentalist Emily Frantz have honed this lamp glow intimacy for years.
On Tides of A Teardrop, Marlin wrote the songs, as he usually does, in a sort of stream of consciousness, allowing words and phrases to pour out of him as he hunted for the chords and melodies. Then, as he went back to sharpen what he found, he found something troubling and profound. Intimations of loss have always haunted the edges of their music, their lyrics hinting at impermanence and passing of time. But Tides of A Teardrop confronts a defining loss head-on: Marlin's mother, who died of complications from surgery when he was 18.
