Join George Fetner and Lindsay Holler for an evening of solo tunes at the intimate Drip Coffee. I’ll be performing songs off of my latest release “Some Things We’ll Change,” and if it’s your first time hearing Lindsay, you will be converted!

George Fetner’s music is “lucid, transparent, and liquid; it is a voyage into intimate, personal worlds” (Jasper Magazine). He is a composer, songwriter, and guitarist who has called Columbia his home for over a decade. The “cerebral compositions” on his latest release, Some Things We’ll Change “bridge a perfect gap between modern pop song and melodic complexity” (The Sound Connector).

Lindsay Holler sings and plays guitar. Her voice moves onto the sidewalk through a cracked upstairs window on dusky afternoons. It smells you with its tongue, pensively considers, and strikes. In clubs and theatres … it’s the same. On some occasions it caresses; other times accuses. When amplified it can be seen on the air … then we all drown.
Holler lives in Charleston, South Carolina. She hails the South as home and has lived in New Orleans and New York; she studied at Berklee College of Music in Boston. The music’s current state of evolution is supported by a little twang and a little late-night clarity.
Holler cites influences from the likes of Tom Waits, Gram Parsons, Nina Simone and Neil Young – preferring genre straddlers, categorical misfits and indefinables.