From a press release:
Harris Brothers perform at Isis Restaurant & Music Hall, Sept. 17
Wednesday, Sept. 17
Isis Restaurant and Music Hall 743 Haywood Rd.
$8 in advance / $10 at door. General Admission.
Doors 5pm, Show 8:30pm, 828-575-2737 (for reservations) Seated concert with limited tables available with dinner reservations. There is also theater- style & balcony seating and standing available on a first come first serve basis.
Reggie and Ryan Harris are a real brother duo born and raised in Western North Carolina where they were exposed to a wide variety of music from an early age. The Harris Brothers started playing string instruments and singing as small children and are part of a musical family that still gets together to play. They have been playing professionally as a duo for more than twenty years, showcasing their unique style.
The intuitive nature of their interaction, in regard to both playing and singing, can only be achieved via the relationship between brothers. Reggie sings and plays guitar, banjo, and a kick-drum suitcase for percussion; Ryan sings and plays the bass.
The Harris Brothers are music lovers. Their infinite live repertoire consists of any number of genres including traditional roots music, rock ‘n’ roll, jazz, blues, Appalachian mountain music, to vintage country and bluegrass. A typical live show effortlessly shifts from original tunes to their own arrangements of songs from all sides of the Americana musical spectrum.
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