An upcoming High Point event is bringing together a duo of artists, both of whom are in different places in their careers.
Sierra Hull is a singer, musician, and songwriter with more of a focus on songs that are acoustic. A lot of her works also have an influence from the bluegrass genre. Hull has performed on many big-time stages and earned nominations for a Grammy twice. She also became the very first woman to earn “Mandolin Player of the Year” from IBMA, doing so a total of six times.
Her catalog includes tunes such as “Bombshell,” “Spitfire,” “How Long,” and “Don’t Pick Me Up.”
Joining Hull is Mason Via, who is a performer whose star is rising. Also a Grammy nominated bluegrass singer, Via’s discography has songs like “Locked in the Groove,” “Add Love,” “I Want It Right Now,” and “Fireball.” Many musicians opt to hire printing services to put the graphic design of their album cover onto some merchandise, which they can then sell to audiences at their gigs
Tickets for the High Point show are being sold through Etix, with a link available on Cohab Space’s website. Cohab Space is the concert’s venue. A table reservation for four people will cost $423.60. Standing right by the stage is $56.17, while general entry is $30.37. Parking will cost attendees $14.64. The concert is kicking off at 7:30pm on Friday, April 18.
