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Singer/songwriter Darrell Scott plays shows in Floyd, Lexington this week

Some hit songwriters’ work is better known than they are. That may be true for Darrell Scott, who has penned such hits as The Chicks’ “Long Time Gone,” Travis Tritt’s “It’s A Great Day To Be Alive,” Sara Evans’ “Born To Fly” and the oft-covered “You’ll Never Leave Harlan Alive.” That’s not to say he is anonymous, particularly in Southwest Virginia, where over the past dozen years or so he has performed at FloydFest, Jefferson Center, the Lyric Theatre, Harvester Performance Center and Floyd Country Store. Scott, a multi-instrumentalist who specializes in deeply fluent guitar playing, is returning to the region for two shows. On Thursday, he hits the Floyd Small Town Summer series at Floyd’s Warren G. Lineberry Park. On Saturday, he is on stage at Lexington’s Lime Kiln Theater.

cutNscratch: New music from Floyd County-based record labels

The Mountain Fever studio and its family of labels keeps steaming on. The Floyd County company’s Americana/folk label, Travianna Records, signed Summer & Bray and has released the duo’s cover of Mr. Mister’s “Kyrie.” Siblings Summer (vocals) and Brayden McMahon (banjo, vocals) were part of the Sylva, North Carolina band Mountain Faith, which was a Mountain Fever Records band and a semifinalist on “America’s Got Talent.” But the act rebranded and joined Mountain Fever’s sister label. The “Kyrie” cover is their follow-up to an original number, “Heartbeat,” which was a Bluegrass Today chart hit, according to a Mountain Fever news release.

Flatfooting back in action as Friday Night Jamboree returns inside the Floyd Country Store

Flatfooting back in action as Friday Night Jamboree returns inside the Floyd Country Store Show went virtual, and then in the backyard during the pandemic Tags:  Country Store Jamboree returns to Floyd FLOYD, Va. – Downtown Floyd felt normal for the first time in a long time Friday night with the return of the Friday Night Jamboree. The iconic bluegrass dance party stopped for more than a year due to the pandemic. There wasn’t a free square inch of the dance floor at the Floyd Country Store Friday night. Ben Harman and his friends have been coming for years and they couldn’t wait to be back at it.

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THURSDAY 5PTS Sanctuary Revival: Empire Strikes Brass New Orleans-style horn band returns from its home base, Asheville, North Carolina. Saxophonist, singer and James River High School graduate Debrissa McKinney returns with the group. Details: 7:30 p.m. 5 Points Music Sanctuary, Roanoke. $18-$25 reserved seating, $14 general admission via seetickets.us/07082021. 795-5618, info@5pointsmusic.com, empirestrikesbrass.com William Seymour Details: 6 p.m. Big Lick Brewing Co., Roanoke. Free. 562-8383, biglickbrewingco.com, facebook.com/WilliamSeymourOfficial Grand Ole Uproar Details: 9:30 p.m. Martin’s Downtown, Roanoke. Free. 985-6278, martinsdowntown.com, thegrandoleuproar.com The Walkaways Details: 7:30 p.m. Masonic Amphitheatre, Clifton Forge. $30 via historicmasonictheatre.com. 862-5655, thewalkaways.com

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