Wood, Wire, and Clay in Concert

A Special PreSeason Concert with local favorites Wood, Wire and Clay featuring brothers Johnathan and Joshua Jones along with Dwight Bradshaw and son, Cameron Bradshaw.

When you hear stringed tunes echoing through the hollers, you know summer is here. The Joneses and Bradshaw’s spent many summers honing their craft, as Dwight mentored the brothers and his son. Successful with the Smoky Mountain Boys and respected as a soloist, Bradshaw uses his experience to pour into younger generations of musicians. Johnathan and Joshua proved themselves as diligent and talented students, becoming master banjo, fiddle, and mandolin players. Bringing in Cameron on bass ties the band together for a cohesive sound locals love to hear. Though attending to families and careers reduced availability for concert tours, music continues to be an important part of the Jones and Bradshaw’s lives.

On June 22, they’re pulling out their wooden instruments, tuning up the wire strings, and allowing themselves to continue improving like malleable clay. Wood, Wire, and Clay takes to the Grand Old Stage of Lynn L. Shields Auditorium so you can start your summer with favorite songs from a favorite local band.

While tickets are not required, donations are requested. Help Stecoah Valley Center continue preserving and promoting southern Appalachian culture through music.

All seats are General Admission. Doors open at 6 pm. The concert starts at 7:30 pm. All concerts are in the fully restored Lynn L. Shields Auditorium. Snacks and beverages are available for purchase in the Schoolhouse Cafe beginning at 6 pm.