Moors & McCumber Concert

Description

We are excited to welcome Moors & McCumber Important Details: Doors: Doors open at 5:30pm Seating: All tickets are General Admission and seating is on a first come first served basis. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs to relax and enjoy the wine, music, and food. Parking: Parking is limited, so please carpool if possible. Food & Drink Policy: Outside food and alcohol are not permitted. We have two fantastic food trucks on-site during the concert to satisfy your taste buds, Panini Junction and 505 Fix! Check out the available options for this concert below. Additionally, only wine purchased on-site may be consumed. Service Notice: During live music, wine will be available by the bottle or glass only. Tastings will not be offered to ensure we can serve all our guests efficiently. A vocal harmony duo fifteen years in the making, Moors & McCumber have done more than just endear themselves to fans – they’ve built a genuine community. Bridging the gap between classic folk rock and present day Americana, they write heartfelt songs directly inspired by life’s experiences. With their latest record, released in 2023, ‘Wired to the Moon,’ they have created some of their most compelling work to date. The sound of Moors & McCumber is adventurous, eclectic, and endlessly creative. Borrowing from rock, pop, blues, folk, and world music, the two multi-instrumentalists defy common logic and embrace spontaneity to bring their stories and songs to life. Their strong vocal harmonies and unconventional instrumentation combine to create a mesmerizing experience. At the center of it all is their evocative songwriting. While “more than the sum of their parts” has become a bit of a cliche, there is no better phrase to describe Moors & McCumber. James is a gifted singer and songwriter, while Kort specializes in creating vocal harmonies and captivating arrangements through inventive instrumentation. With their voices combined, they create a truly special sound. As Grammy award-winning producer Lloyd Maines says, “They bring it all to the stage and deliver in a big way.”