Old Rock House & Consort Productions Presents:
Tommy Prine
All Ages
Tuesday, April 29
Doors: 7pm // Show: 8pm
$22 / Day Of : $25
Tommy Prine
Tommy Prine's debut album This Far South (June 2023) was not only a long-awaited introduction but a testimony to Prine's 20s and the loss, love, and growth that has defined them. Co-produced by a close friend and kindred musical spirit, Ruston Kelly, and beloved Nashville engineer and producer, Gena Johnson, the album is rich and dynamic from cathartic jams to nostalgic storytelling. Celebrating the album's first year, Tommy is releasing a deluxe version of the record on June 21, 2024 – featuring reimagined versions, a special guest and a brand new song.
"Releasing my debut album changed so much in my life. The only things that stayed the same were my family, my pets, and my friends. Everything else changed drastically. I've had a few moments that felt like the point of no return, releasing the album being one of them. Not in a scary way, just in a way that there is no taking back art that you put out into the world. Once it has affected one other person, it has already begun its own life and will in turn change the creator's life."
Prine is currently crisscrossing the country headlining shows with his band and appearing at festivals including Green River, Bristol Rhythm & Roots, and Bourbon & Beyond. This past year, Prine opened for Jason Isbell and Tyler Childers, was named one of Amazon Music's 2023 Breakthrough Artists to Watch and wrapped up the year by making his Grand Ole Opry debut.
Tommy learned to play guitar by watching his father, mimicking the ways his fingers moved, he inadvertently developed his own singular style. Prine sonically brings together a colorful patchwork of musical influences spanning Gillian Welch, Outkast, Bon Iver, the Strokes and more. Lyrically, Tommy explores existential questions and emotional experiences in his music.
"Releasing my debut album changed so much in my life. The only things that stayed the same were my family, my pets, and my friends. Everything else changed drastically. I've had a few moments that felt like the point of no return, releasing the album being one of them. Not in a scary way, just in a way that there is no taking back art that you put out into the world. Once it has affected one other person, it has already begun its own life and will in turn change the creator's life."
Prine is currently crisscrossing the country headlining shows with his band and appearing at festivals including Green River, Bristol Rhythm & Roots, and Bourbon & Beyond. This past year, Prine opened for Jason Isbell and Tyler Childers, was named one of Amazon Music's 2023 Breakthrough Artists to Watch and wrapped up the year by making his Grand Ole Opry debut.
Tommy learned to play guitar by watching his father, mimicking the ways his fingers moved, he inadvertently developed his own singular style. Prine sonically brings together a colorful patchwork of musical influences spanning Gillian Welch, Outkast, Bon Iver, the Strokes and more. Lyrically, Tommy explores existential questions and emotional experiences in his music.
Angela Autumn
Vocalist, instrumentalist, and singer-songwriter
Mignanelli began playing acoustic guitar at age 10. However, her guitar teacher prompted her to try singing at age 12.
She started songwriting in 2012 after discovering the lyrical genius of Bob Dylan.
"I had known him before of course, but my dad always played more Neil Young and James Taylor in the car when I was a kid. Dylan was something new for me."
She began to seriously craft songs shortly thereafter. Bob Dylan's early work had opened her eyes to folk music and metaphorical lyricism.
The singer-songwriter draws inspiration from the likes of Joni Mitchell, Laura Marling, and Gillian Welch.
Mignanelli began playing acoustic guitar at age 10. However, her guitar teacher prompted her to try singing at age 12.
She started songwriting in 2012 after discovering the lyrical genius of Bob Dylan.
"I had known him before of course, but my dad always played more Neil Young and James Taylor in the car when I was a kid. Dylan was something new for me."
She began to seriously craft songs shortly thereafter. Bob Dylan's early work had opened her eyes to folk music and metaphorical lyricism.
The singer-songwriter draws inspiration from the likes of Joni Mitchell, Laura Marling, and Gillian Welch.
