Join us December 8 at ArtsRiot for a special intimate live edition with Abby Sherman and Eric George. Each artist will be on stage with host Tom Proctor in a mini replica of our funky studio. They’ll chat about their music and play some tunes live while you relax at the bar or a table.

Abby Sherman is a heartfelt singer songwriter born and raised in Lamoille County VT. Her influences include Sarah Jarosz, Susan Tedeschi and Gillian Welch. “One of the scene's most consistently quality singer-songwriters. The Morrisville-based Sherman has been steadily releasing music for the last few years, making a name for herself as a soulful vocalist with a touch of blues-rock to her compositions. Her previous efforts, Finding Hope in 2018 and 2019's So It Goes, hewed close to folk and country, and showcased Sherman's roots pedigree and talent for down-on-your-luck troubadour songwriting. Backed by the Way North, Sherman reveals a grittier edge.”-Chris Farnsworth, Seven Days Magazine

Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/AbbyShermanandTheWayNorth
Instagram: @abbyshermanband
Bandcamp: https://abbyshermanband.bandcamp.com

Eric George is a Vermont-based songwriter, sound engineer, and performer of original music and poetry. One of the most prolific folk musicians of the Northeast music scene, he is intent upon maintaining the integrity of traditional American folk music while taking a contemporary approach to songwriting. His albums are held in handmade books, each one printed, cut, and sewed by George and his friends in Burlington, Vermont. There he has made a name for himself as a constant creator and community-oriented collaborator. His music spans genres, from Appalachian ballad singing to experimental folk and even punk rock, while maintaining a deep rooted love for the art of storytelling.

Website: https://www.eric-george.com
Facebook: https://facebook.com/egeorgemusic
Bandcamp: https://ericgeorge.bandcamp.com