The third-ever Sunday Social held at City Pharmacy on the 28th of April on the Historic Downtown Covington Square was a resounding success! Very well attended, multiple accounts detailed a fine evening of food, fun & fellowship, not to mention exquisite art & some "amazing music."
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| Lesley (L) & Candice - two great women; two great artists! |
The art, as mentioned in our previous piece, was the showcasing of two of Covington's most impressive Artists - Lesley Daunt & Candice Dean.
Folks couldn't stop talking about both of their respective works...
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| A couple of Candice's paint pieces, she also had some of her acrylic, resin & furniture works as well |
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| Part of Lesley's "Music is Iconic" series |
By the way, quick sidebar - the food, per usual, was outstanding! And many folks were really getting into the spirit. What with the amazing food & art, how could one not? But what apparently really took things to the next level was the musical entertainment.
Pony League simply killed it Sunday night, folks. This band is something else!
The ladies had a chance to chat with the fellas a bit.
What a night in Downtown Covington!
And keep it tuned into TPC - Your Source for the REAL Stories of Music, the Arts & Culture. Look for a Music Minute later this week for some of the weekend's upcoming shows & be on the lookout for Kayla's Corner hitting digital newsstands tomorrow in which she'll be talking about the Biggers Family Band's show on the Square on Thursday.
As always, we appreciate you reading. Til next time!
- MBM
Adriane Ivey & Ann McCart, Correnspondents
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| Atlanta band, Pony League |
The ladies had a chance to chat with the fellas a bit.
Interview with Pony League
How did you get together?
Met in high school (Chamblee). Went to Georgia State.
Playing together since 2003, in different bands
Started as punk rock in college. Gus used to play drums. Fox Trotsky.
Gus grew up with a piano but hadn't taken lessons.
Mason started as guitarist
This exact set up has been about 4-5 years
Justin (acoustic guitar player) has his own digital record label.
How would you characterize your music? What category would you put it in?
Folk rock, Americana, piano rock
Your favorite place to play ever?
Southeast, definitely The Earl - so comfortable
Coolest place to play? Red Rocks.
Influences?
Dawes
Brent Cobb and Dave Cobb
Jason Isbell
Future Gigs?
May 14
Smith's Old Bar
Early show
What a night in Downtown Covington!
And keep it tuned into TPC - Your Source for the REAL Stories of Music, the Arts & Culture. Look for a Music Minute later this week for some of the weekend's upcoming shows & be on the lookout for Kayla's Corner hitting digital newsstands tomorrow in which she'll be talking about the Biggers Family Band's show on the Square on Thursday.
As always, we appreciate you reading. Til next time!
- MBM
Adriane Ivey & Ann McCart, Correnspondents
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| A & A |
