The Ain't Sisters join Ralph Roddenbery Band at Spring Reunion!
Spirit of Suwannee Music Park , 3076 95th Dr., Live Oak, Florida
We are honored to be joining our good friend and mentor, Ralph Roddenbery for two sets at the 2019 Spring Reunion at Spirit of Suwannee! Find us in Sloppyland and let's jam!
Celebrating his life and the music he loved~
Donna Hopkins Band Dotline Projekt Copious Jones Ain’t Sisters Deep Blue Sun with members of Apple Peru The Grapes Cleburne Jam. with Suprise Guests
$20 advance $30 At The Door 18+
Acoustic duo show! The Ain't Sisters present a very special evening with our good friends Heart Hunters, and Athens, Georgia's newest dirgegrass outfit via Portland, Oregon, The Moonshine. You can taste The Moonshine at themoonshinemusic.rocks and check out the mystical hobo folk of Heart Hunters at hearthunters.love
Forged in the murky depths of a Folly Beach holding cell, the Ain't Sisters have transcended their origins as outlaw street performers to grace the stages of the Southeast with their unique brand of funk-infused, blues-driven Indie Rock.
The power duo fronting this outfit, composed of Arrie Bozeman and Barb Carbon, blends tight harmonies and smart lyrics with soulful, booty-shakin' melodies. Dynamic musicians and songwriters, they share an equal propensity for irony, humor, ferocity, and heart-on-sleeve authenticity.
With common roots in Atlanta, Georgia, Arrie and Barb have been friends and cohorts for over 10 years, but The Ain't Sisters is their first official venture. Together, their musical influences range from Patty Griffin to Prince and from Lucinda Williams to Rage Against the Machine. Their shared belief system is underpinned by the idea of music as community - that it should be fun and bring people together, and that's exactly what they intend to do.
With the addition of Justin Boudreau on bass, John Cowin on drums, Ian Klin on Keys, and guest appearances by Chris "Critter" Ricker on transcendental electric guitar, Mario Raygmusic Gant on the tenor sax, Brad Bauman on harmonica, and Richie Jones on percussion, The Ain't Sisters have matured and expanded and have earned their place as one of Atlanta's premier original acts.
Their long awaited and much anticipated debut studio album, "Marrow," was released November 23, 2018.
The long awaited debut album from Atlanta's most dynamic female-fronted Indie rock band has finally arrived. Marrow is a musical adventure that is at once cohesive and wildly diverse. Hailing from deep within the fabric of Atlanta's jam band scene, The Ain't Sisters are decidedly not a jam band, but you can taste the influences of their musical peers in the licks that flow between the sharp, witty lyrics of compositions that are at times as brief and rattling as early punk, stacked right against tracks that beckon you back into the sonic realms of 90's Alternative anthems. Rubbing up against Rhythm and Blues, taking on the roots music of the southern Appalachians, even delving into experimental ambient soundscapes, these girls from Atlanta have gathered inspiration over two lifetimes and poured it into a record that is quite unlike anything that exists in the vast sea of contemporary music. A unique experience. Refreshingly raw. Fresh, lively, thoughtful, and uplifting. Not to be missed. This is an album - and a band - that will get inside your head, and then move in, kick it's feet up on the table, and make itself at home.
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The long awaited debut album from Atlanta's most dynamic female-fronted Indie rock band has finally arrived. Marrow is a musical adventure that is at once cohesive and wildly diverse. Hailing from deep within the fabric of Atlanta's jam band scene, The Ain't Sisters are decidedly not a jam band, but you can taste the influences of their musical peers in the licks that flow between the sharp, witty lyrics of compositions that are at times as brief and rattling as early punk, stacked right against tracks that beckon you back into the sonic realms of 90's Alternative anthems. Rubbing up against Rhythm and Blues, taking on the roots music of the southern Appalachians, even delving into experimental ambient soundscapes, these girls from Atlanta have gathered inspiration over two lifetimes and poured it into a record that is quite unlike anything that exists in the vast sea of contemporary music. A unique experience. Refreshingly raw. Fresh, lively, thoughtful, and uplifting. Not to be missed. This is an album - and a band - that will get inside your head, and then move in, kick it's feet up on the table, and make itself at home.
The long awaited debut album from Atlanta's most dynamic female-fronted Indie rock band has finally arrived. Marrow is a musical adventure that is at once cohesive and wildly diverse. Hailing from deep within the fabric of Atlanta's jam band scene, The Ain't Sisters are decidedly not a jam band, but you can taste the influences of their musical peers in the licks that flow between the sharp, witty lyrics of compositions that are at times as brief and rattling as early punk, stacked right against tracks that beckon you back into the sonic realms of 90's Alternative anthems. Rubbing up against Rhythm and Blues, taking on the roots music of the southern Appalachians, even delving into experimental ambient soundscapes, these girls from Atlanta have gathered inspiration over two lifetimes and poured it into a record that is quite unlike anything that exists in the vast sea of contemporary music. A unique experience. Refreshingly raw. Fresh, lively, thoughtful, and uplifting. Not to be missed. This is an album - and a band - that will get inside your head, and then move in, kick it's feet up on the table, and make itself at home.
