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About this concert
Come join us at Jon G's Barbecue 6/21/25 from 5 PM-9 PM for a night supporting the Anson County Partnership for Children! With delicious food, live music, adult bevs (and non-adult bevs), desserts and good vibes, this in-person event is the perfect way to kick back, relax, and enjoy some amazing talent and food from some of our dearest friends. Ya'll bring the gang out for a night of fun and celebration!
Your ticket includes-
BIG BITES from:
Jon G's Barbecue- Peachland, NC
Lawrence Barbecue- Durham, NC
Sam Jones BBQ- Winterville and Raleigh, NC
Fork Grove Barbecue- Anderson, SC
N. Sea Oyster Co.- Hampstead, NC
2 BEVS from NoDa Brewing Company- Charlotte, NC
DESSERT from Brown Creek Creamery- Wadesboro, NC
SWAG BAG from Evergreen Creative Projects with exclusive Jon G's Jubilee t-shirt, koozie and sticker along with a few more "fun-in-the-sun" items to make you as comfortable as possible.
NEW TO THE EVENT THIS YEAR, LIVE MUSIC from Time Sawyer Band
We have a couple more surprises up our sleeves, per the usual...so stay tuned!
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Denise
August 5th 2024
This is one of my favorite local bands.
I always try to get to their show when they play around here and I was lucky enough to see them once in DC. They are never a disappointment.
Greensboro, NC@Natty Greene's Downtown
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Time Sawyer Biography
Time Sawyer’s name reflects the pull between the past and the future. The character Tom Sawyer evokes the rural background and love of home that the band shares. Time is a muse for songwriting; it’s the thread that runs through life, bringing new experiences and giving us a sense of urgency, while still connecting us with our past.
The folk-rock band has performed on the stages of some of the Southeast’s most iconic festivals, including Merlefest, Floydfest, Bristol Rhythm and Roots Reunion, Albino Skunk Music Festival, and Carolina in the Fall. They’ve shared bills with American Aquarium, John Craigie, Hiss Golden Messenger, Langhorne Slim, John Moreland, Steep Canyon Rangers, The Wood Brothers, Susto, and many more.
In March 2020 the band started a variety livestream called “Sam on Sunday.” The show originated out of necessity, as the pause button was hit for live shows, but quickly, connecting with friends, family, and fans each week became just as important. As live music returned, the project transformed into “Sam on Someday,” bringing together guest artists of widely varying genres to create memorable, one-time-only collaborative experiences.
Time Sawyer’s songs call out the attitudes and behaviors that lead to our divisions – the way that we show understanding to our friends and family, without thinking about how folks outside our social circle are experiencing their own problems, and are, at heart, just like us. The music does what might seem impossible. It holds listeners accountable, but at the same time, draws them in and makes them feel good about what we all have in common. One of Time Sawyer’s goals has always been for listeners to feel a sense of community and connection during the show, and then to keep it with them, long after the music ends.
Read MoreThe folk-rock band has performed on the stages of some of the Southeast’s most iconic festivals, including Merlefest, Floydfest, Bristol Rhythm and Roots Reunion, Albino Skunk Music Festival, and Carolina in the Fall. They’ve shared bills with American Aquarium, John Craigie, Hiss Golden Messenger, Langhorne Slim, John Moreland, Steep Canyon Rangers, The Wood Brothers, Susto, and many more.
In March 2020 the band started a variety livestream called “Sam on Sunday.” The show originated out of necessity, as the pause button was hit for live shows, but quickly, connecting with friends, family, and fans each week became just as important. As live music returned, the project transformed into “Sam on Someday,” bringing together guest artists of widely varying genres to create memorable, one-time-only collaborative experiences.
Time Sawyer’s songs call out the attitudes and behaviors that lead to our divisions – the way that we show understanding to our friends and family, without thinking about how folks outside our social circle are experiencing their own problems, and are, at heart, just like us. The music does what might seem impossible. It holds listeners accountable, but at the same time, draws them in and makes them feel good about what we all have in common. One of Time Sawyer’s goals has always been for listeners to feel a sense of community and connection during the show, and then to keep it with them, long after the music ends.
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