Darby Wilcox and Jesse Fox

Stunning. Incisive. Heartbreaking. These are words that jump to mind when describing singer-songwriter and Mayor of Babetown, Darby Wilcox, whose powerful and commanding presence leaves her audiences captivated, charmed, and fascinated. With the dual powers of her tenderness and ferocity, she makes you feel as if you have been given a gift; a precious glimpse into the deepest depths of her secret soul. Her songs are places you’ve been before. They are pain. They are joy. They are honesty. They are your story through her eyes. It is this unadulterated vulnerability and strength in honesty that leaves Darby’s audiences with the feeling that ‘this too shall pass and in the morning I will try again,’ empowered, inspired, and likely misty-eyed. You can find Darby Wilcox in a plethora of venerable listening rooms, patios, and galleries throughout the Southeast, and you can find her music on any streaming platform where music is available.

She has played alongside nationally recognized artists such as Marcus King, Susto, Lydia Loveless, Col Bruce Hampton, Larry Keel, Band of Horses, Nikki Lane, Sarah Shook and the Disarmers, Houndmouth, Future Birds, Jaime Wyatt, Sierra Ferrell, and more.

Jesse Fox’s music inspires audiences with his soulful melodies and profound lyricism. Rooted in the dynamic music scene of North Carolina, Jesse stands as a powerful voice representing the independent music movement, connecting with diverse audiences through his emotionally story-driven lyrics and vocal melodies. Jesse’s newly released debut solo album “Faster Dreams” is a collection of stories and characters, some real, some imagined. Songs of heartbreak, forever love, growing up in a small town, and finding the parts of yourself, sometimes good and sometimes bad, that got you to this point and make you who you are.

We are family friendly, but shows are 21+ unless accompanied by a parent.

This is a general admission show.  There are tables within the venue that are available on a first come, first serve basis. 
 
There is a garage door behind the stage that remains open in good weather so that you can enjoy the show from inside or outside.

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