Chatham Rabbits
Sarah McCombie of the North Carolina duo, Chatham Rabbits, is ready for change. “I’m ready for our fans to get to know the people we are now. We’ve grown up together and getting to reveal this album feels like our collective coming of age.”
This declaration is coming from a woman who has spent the past six years building a robust catalog and passionate fanbase within the Americana community with her husband and bandmate, Austin McCombie. A woman who knows there is more to the band’s story than vows, banjos and vintage dresses. The duo has released three albums: All I Want from You (2019), The Yoke is Easy, The Burden is Full (2020), If You See Me Riding By (2022) that nod to the old-time roots of their college stringband pastime, but with their new release Be Real with Me (February 14, 2025), they have grown up.
Support is Erin Corzine (of Cedar Teeth)
Erin Corzine is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, as well as the banjo slinging co-lead vocalist of Cedar Teeth. Erin has spent the better part of her days honing her musical craft, from the church choir and school band of her Southern youth, through her cross country trek to the Pacific NW to study classical guitar performance and music composition in college, and those campfire sessions that ran alongside it all. With influences ranging from folk and indie rock, to the nuanced beauty of classical and newgrass, Erin brings a unique sound and style to the music she performs with emphasis on rhythmic elements that excite the senses. In her solo music, she conjures a reflection in guitar and voice that will connect you to your core and leave you better for it.