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Cahalen Morrison and Country Hammer

Southend Grooveyard
Salt Spring Island, BC

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SOUTHERN BBQ WITH ANDREW YOUNGSON OF THE FARMER'S
APPRENTICE PRIOR TO THE SHOW.
Join us for an innovative and outstanding southern country dinner.
Sales are cash only and start at 6 pm sharp in the yard.
Doors open at 7 pm / Show at 7:30 pm / BYOB / Please car pool
Outdoor seating will be open. Dress for the weather. BRING A BLANKET.
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Some dust just won't wash off. Ask roots country songwriter Cahalen Morrison. His new album, The Flower of Muscle Shoals, with his full band Country Hammer, is caked with the dust of the American Southwest. It's the dust of a childhood growing up in Northern New Mexico; days spent exploring lost canyons, hiking hillsides covered in cottonwoods, and discovering old ghost towns. It's also the dust of nostalgia, the kind of reflection of a just-married man looking back towards the inspirations of his youth.

Cahalen Morrison grew up surrounded by the deep roots of country music; he played in his first country (and ranchero) band as a precocious 13 year old. Leaving New Mexico as a young man, his music began to branch out. "I did what every teenager does, and decided to go down the rock, and whatever road," Cahalen explains. "But then I came back around to acoustic music, and now back to country. I love the focus on singing and the songs; I love the deep sincerity, the absurd humor But obviously, overall, I really just love the music." That full circle journey enabled Cahalen to develop a sound that sets him apart from other country artists.