Songwriter Series W/ Abigail Dowd: Ft. Karla Davis + George Hage at Flat Iron

Karla Davis is a soulful singer/songwriter originally from Monroe, North Carolina. Having performed on the stages of NBC's The Voice, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, The Grand Ole Opry, and the Ryman, Karla has certainly found her voice. Often described as having a “country blue-eyed soul” sound, it’s no surprise that Davis’ inspiration is rooted in artists like Roberta Flack, James Taylor, and Bonnie Rait. You can find Karla’s recently released unique cover of the Bruce Springsteen classic “Dancing in the Dark” on all platforms now.
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Karla Davis is a soulful singer/songwriter originally from Monroe, North Carolina. Having performed on the stages of NBC's The Voice, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, The Grand Ole Opry, and the Ryman, Karla has certainly found her voice. Often described as having a “country blue-eyed soul” sound, it’s no surprise that Davis’ inspiration is rooted in artists like Roberta Flack, James Taylor, and Bonnie Rait. You can find Karla’s recently released unique cover of the Bruce Springsteen classic “Dancing in the Dark” on all platforms now.
www.karladavismusic.com
 
George Hage - George Hage is a self-taught, published artist and songwriter based in North Carolina. He's the frontman and songwriter for Jack The Radio who has shared the stage with The Avett Brothers, Hall & Oates, Robert Randolph and the Family Band, George Thorogood, and American Aquarium to name a few. Their music has been featured in commercial, film, and TV projects including Modern Family and NASCAR, NFL programming.
http://www.george-hage.com/
 
Our fearless host, Abigail enjoys music most when it’s embedded in real life, sitting around a fire, singing harmonies around an old family piano, or every third Tuesday night at the Flat Iron. Abigail invites musician friends to fall into space in her adopted living room. They share new songs, play old favorites, make things up, make you cry, make you laugh and most of all make you glad you came.

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