Small Venue Music

E12 Trace Nixon and Gone Country

We’re excited to welcome Trace Nixon and the band Gone Country to the next episode of Small Venue Music! Trace is a Richmond artist who recently released his first single “This One’s For Alan.” The song gives a nod to legends of country music, with resonating lyrics and a style that will get you on your feet. Trace and Gone Country have played around Richmond for a couple of years now, and contributed greatly to the area's country music presence. Trace and Gone Country guitarist John Holden sit down to talk about their inspirations, backgrounds, the country music scene in Richmond and beyond. Performances and interviews were filmed at Crazy Rooster Brewing Company in Powhatan, VA. 
 
Trace and the band start by playing “This One’s For Alan” live. Trace and John then sit down with host Don Busick. The two outline the process behind writing the song and leveraging the skills of musicians in the band to make it great. Trace gives a shout out to artist Arthur Freeman for his steel guitar contributions. The two talk about the arrangement of the song, sharing the spotlight between vocals, guitar, and other instruments. John discusses the guitar setup he used to get his classic country tone. Trace talks about the success of “This One’s For Alan,” and plans to release more music going forward due to the large amount of support he and the band have received around town.
 
Trace goes on to play an unreleased original song called “Don’t Write Me Off.” He sings alongside his parents, bluegrass legends Nick and Michelle Nixon.  
 
Returning to the show, Trace and John talk about the formation of Gone Country, bringing on bassist Chip Hale, drummer Corey Marshall, fiddler Diane Hossinger, and pianist Adam Kohout. Trace discusses the process for creating setlists, crafting them around the instruments being played and trends of nostalgia in the country music scene. The two discuss their relationships with country music, both growing up in families that enjoyed and were involved in the scene. Throughout their lives, Trace and John have been musically inclined, playing a variety of instruments. They go on to discuss the country music scene in Richmond, with their unique perspective as a group that plays originals and covers. Trace and John share their aspirations to play larger shows and expand their reach. Trace Nixon, John Holden, and their band Gone Country make and play incredible music and the Richmond scene is lucky to have them.
Trace Nixon’s Social Links:
Links: https://linktr.ee/tracenixonmusic 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tracenixon_music/?igshid=MjEwN2IyYWYwYw%3D%3D
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091417881014&mibextid=LQQJ4d
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClP-6Pkkdbcvs2_ZjG-I-dg 
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/6YHYgybLYrr2VLembx69IA
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/this-ones-for-alan-single/1741945389 
Inquiries: tracenixonmusic@gmail.com 
 
Gone Country Social Links: 
Site: https://gonecountryrva.com/ 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gonecountryrva/ 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100088587273194 
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@gonecountryrva 
Inquiries: gonecountryrva@gmail.com 
 
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E11 Tyler Meacham

Please welcome Tyler Meacham to Season 2 of the Small Venue Music podcast! Tyler is an incredible singer-songwriter who has contributed so much to the music scene here in Richmond, Virginia. Her new single, “dream house,” is an emotional piece that reflects feelings of loss, grief, and personal inspiration. This is an amazing episode, with conversations and performances recorded at Crazy Rooster Brewing Company in Powhatan.
 
Tyler starts by playing her new single “dream house” live. She then joins host Don Busick and the two discuss everything that went into the creation of her song. Tyler talks about production and promotion efforts, filming her music video while on a trip to Asheville, North Carolina, and outlines what success looks like for her music. She also comments on the state of the music industry, and how challenging the landscape can be for many artists to navigate. 
 
Tyler goes on to play two more of her songs. “Better Than I Used To Be” comes from her 2022 album “Into the Fray.” Tyler also plays “Denver,” a track that was released in 2019. 
 
Tyler rejoins the conversation and discusses how she came to be a professional musician. She talks about getting her dream job at Disney, but feeling boxed in by a life that was outlined for her. She found that creating music was the best way to both express herself and try something new every day. Through ups and downs, Tyler talks about the many different hats she wears. 
 
Lastly, Tyler shares her thoughts on the Richmond music scene. She wants to increase cooperation and support between musicians, especially with other female artists. Tyler notes that too often it feels like there’s not enough room for her and her peers to share the spotlight, and that this sense of competition limits the growth of such a wonderful community. 
Tyler Meacham Contact Info:  
Website: https://www.tylermeacham.com 
Bandcamp: https://tylermeacham.bandcamp.com/track/dream-house 
dream house- Tiny Desk Contest Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUq_AwJpS6s 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tylermeach 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tymeach/ 
Youtube: https://www.tiktok.com/@tylermeach?lang=en 
Threads: https://www.threads.net/@tymeach?hl=en 
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/tylermeacham
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/09fC5X93XFpi6vlzyIU9go 
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/tyler-meacham/559598051
 
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E10 Chilton House

We are excited to welcome Angi Baber and Rob Pannell, owners of Chilton House, to the show. Together they have hosted touring artists in their Richmond home for several years, putting on some of the most unique shows for artists and audiences alike. Chilton House is a venue like no other, offering fans a place to enjoy their favorite music while supporting and connecting with their favorite artists. 
In this episode, we talk with Angi and Rob about how they were brought together by their love of Alex Chilton of “Big Star'' as well as “The Replacements.” The two went on to purchase a former family practice clinic and turned it into their dream home, realizing they could bring their love of live music to Richmond in the form of house concerts. 
We then hear about the logistics of Chilton House shows, from travel schedules to equipment setup to sleeping arrangements. All ticket proceeds go to artists, and the entire process of these concerts are for the benefit of musicians, with the obvious bonus of providing a great listening experience to the community. The relationships fostered with both artists and audience members keep many coming back and create a familiar atmosphere that welcomes newcomers.
Lastly we discuss how Chilton House’s first and only rule shows respect for the artists and creates a better experience for audience members. Angi and Rob also go into the history of their extensive in-home video game and pinball collection, with Rob being a ranked player. This area of their home, filled with instruments and art adds a unique twist to an already special place. Angi and Rob discuss goals for the future and how they plan to keep putting on shows that add so much to the Richmond music scene. 
 
Chilton House Contact Info
 
Website: https://chillinatchilton.com
 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChiltonHouseRVA
 
IG: https://www.instagram.com/chillinatchilton
 
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E9 Deau Eyes

We are excited to welcome Ali Thibodeau, “Deau Eyes,” to the show! Ali Thibodeau is a Richmond based artist who is well known for her award winning album Legacies.  Ali ’s an amazing singer and songwriter. She’s also a dancer, actor, filmmaker and creator of art in a variety of genres. She is one of the most talented artists to come out of Richmond and has a unique style that is all her own.   
We’ll talk with Ali about her creative journey, several of her artistic projects, her commitment to giving back to the arts community, and much more. We’ll also hear live performances of songs from her “Legacies” album. It’s going to be an amazing show and we hope you enjoy it
 
Deau Eyes Contact Info
Website: ⁠https://www.deaueyes.com/⁠ 
Spotify: ⁠https://open.spotify.com/artist/0f1Xu0eynBcuzIf9KIM9I1?si=ltvtAPDNTSqhfC18vwBBsA⁠ 
Apple Music: ⁠https://music.apple.com/us/artist/deau-eyes/1444635076⁠ 
Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/deaueyes/⁠ 
Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/deau_eyes/⁠ 
Tiktok: ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@deaueyes⁠ 
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E8 Justin Laughter

We are excited to welcome Justin Laughter to Small Venue Music! Justin is a singer/songwriter for the bands Flashlight Tag and Silly Bus, an entertainment lawyer, co-owner of the new Gramophone winery and music venue, and all-around artistic renaissance man. 
 
Justin describes the start of his journey as a songwriter, from his early work writing songs to his first studio recording.  He shares his work in both bands and spends time describing Flashlight Tag’s recent album “Don’t Blink”.  Justin talks about how the songs on Don’t Blink were heavily influenced by all of the different types of relationships he’s experienced throughout his life. 
 
Justin and Don discuss the Flashlight Tag hosted annual Christmas Show.  Justin describes how it is a place to create an event that celebrates the holiday season, embraces the great musicians in Richmond, and raises money for local charities. Justin talks about a number of artists and bands that have made an impact on his work and some of his early influences.
 
They take a break and Justin returns to perform two live acoustic versions of songs from “Don’t Blink.”  He performs “Sue’ and “Control” from the Don’t Blink LP.
 
Rejoining the show, Justin and Don focus on entertainment law, and within it Justin’s specialization in music law. Justin describes the biggest mistakes artists make, as well as how new and even established artists should go about documenting and protecting their work. These practices play an even greater role in a collaborative songwriting process among band members, as Justin emphasizes clear communication and documentation in the songwriting process. He advises artists who are just starting out but have dreams of playing music professionally to go for it and “treat it like a business” from the start. Justin reflects on the evolution of his career. Coming from a large Real Estate firm and eventually founding his own entertainment practice. 
 
Lastly, Justin discusses how he partnered with Arthur Grant and Chris Mayo to found Gramophone, Justin outlines his hopes for the location to become a performance venue for artists of all varieties. Justin’s wide range of work has been extremely valuable for generating and fostering creativity throughout Richmond. 
Justin Laughter’s Social Channels:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justinlaughter/reels/ 
Threads: https://www.threads.net/@justinlaughter
Legal Site: www.theartsattorney.com 
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinlaughter/ 
X: https://x.com/JustinLaughter?s=20 
 
Flashlight Tag Social Channels: 
Band Site: https://flashlighttagmusic.com/ 
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0PijQq5pZp7wGKgaySeI0A 
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/flashlight-tag/744749947 
Facebook: ​​https://www.facebook.com/FlashlightTagMusic 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flashlighttagmusic/?hl=en  
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5nTYoJdfQP5UgeoX_NL9Cw 
Contact Email: flashlighttagmusic@gmail.com 
 
Silly Bus Social Channels: 
Band Site: http://www.sillybus.net/?fbclid=IwAR2TkowcVNpKIG-o6rKoEDF1i1a9qvWnJMehhQflC0fW6pIrU30vSAT_RdE 
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1ul0cDCkd6WNrwmjylzG0B?si=G7p5kL6bSX2oB9CUyYGTOw 
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/silly-bus/156493680 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SillyBusBand/ 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sillybusmusic/
X: https://x.com/Silly_Bus?s=20 
Contact Email: busdriver@sillybus.net 
 
Gramophone Winery Social Channels:
Website: https://gramophone.wine/ 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100088474221709 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gramophone_wine/ 
Contact Email: info@gramophone.wine 
 
Featured Art By: Janet Hanofee
Website: https://janethanofee.com/ 
X: https://twitter.com/icehawkee?lang=en 
Gallery: https://www.artistsforconservation.org/artists/15731/gallery/all 
Contact Email: janet.hanofee@gmail.com 
 
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E7 Mackenzie Roark

One of Richmond’s Best Singer/Songwriters, Mackenzie Roark, joins the show to discuss her latest album, Rollin’ High, Feelin’ Low, as well as her music journey, influences, and future plans.. 
 
Coming back to Richmond fresh off her first headlining role as a band leader, Mackenzie recounts performing at the Bristol Rhythm & Roots festival in Bristol, TN-VA, the “birthplace of country music.” 
 
Mackenzie’s new album, “Rollin’ High, Feelin’ Low” is a culmination of works that describe her own experiences with love and loss in relationships.. The lyrics resonate on a personal level, speaking to the challenges in our lives that make us who we are. Mackenzie recounts the production process of her album, and how she appreciates the collaboration between musicians and her producer, Trey Burnart Hall. 
 
Later in the episode, Mackenzie plays two amazing acoustic versions of songs from her latest album: “Little Pills” and “Sweet Thing.” 
 
Rejoining the discussion, Mackenzie describes how she has always been comfortable playing solo shows in smaller venues. They talk about the logistical and financial needs required to play as a full band in larger venues. Mackenzie shares a bit about the formation and members of her band (The Hot Pants).  Looking forward, Mackenzie describes her goals to open for a band touring the United States, setting up a small tour in Europe, and working on a follow up album.
 
Toward the end of the episode, Mackenzie describes her musical journey. After picking up a guitar in the fifth grade, she found confidence in her singing abilities through her youth worship band. Having started to write songs as an undergrad student at James Madison University, Mackenzie traveled to Ireland for her Masters degree. While in a creative writing program, she worked with author Joseph O’Connor, brother of the late Sinéad O’Connor, to craft a thesis composed of twelve original songs. 
 
Lastly, Mackenzie looks forward to playing at the same venue in Harrisonburg, VA she once frequented as an audience member, and discusses upcoming shows. 
Mackenzie Roark Contact Info
 
Website: https://mackenzieroark.com/ 
 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mackenzieroarkmusic 
 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mackenziedoark/?hl=en 
 
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwyCp48Ty_51CI73U_pdRgA 
 
Bandcamp:  https://mackenzieroark.bandcamp.com/album/rollin-high-feelin-low
 
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/1pgk88akunmksX5jKRwVXw?si=IzdHkSwNRnmQPmYmWw5A0Q 
 
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/rollin-high-feelin-low/1649034792  
 
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E6 Turner’s Body Shop

Playing the songs you forgot you loved!   Ruby and Jay Turner of Turner’s Body Shop join the show on Small Venue Music.  
 
The family band, Turner’s Body Shop, has been entertaining fans across Richmond, Va for over a decade.  They play a unique set of cover songs and original songs that are a joy to see live.   
 
Jay starts off the show by sharing how he started playing with Ruby when she was only 9 years old.  He shares the journey they began as a duo playing in open mic nights and eventually paying gigs in the central virginia music scene.   Jay talks about how they expanded to a full band by adding his son, Jax, on bass guitar and William McIntyre on lead guitar.
 
Jay tells a touching story about the origins of the band name and the connection it has to his father and grandfather.  Ruby and Jay talk about their song selections and how and why they pick the songs they play.  Ruby talks about her reasons for being selective in the songs where she sings lead vocal.  Ruby talks about which instruments she plays and how she learned.
 
The full band joins the show and plays an amazing version of “Memories Worthy of a Song”.  It’s an original song written by Jay about memories he shares with his brother about growing up.
 
Ruby and Jay return to talk about how they got their start in music.  Jay shares all of the bands he’s been a part of in Richmond going back to his time in Freeman High School.   Ruby talks about the venues she loves and how they handled playing live during the COVID shutdowns.
 
The show closes with the band sharing some of their upcoming shows.  
 
Turner’s Body Shop Contact Info
 
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/TurnersBodyShopBand
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/RubyMaeandJayTurner
Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/turnersbodyshopband/
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E5 Tëaze

Look what the cat dragged in! Richie Reckless and P.V. Trïxxx from Tëaze will be shredding, screaming, rocking, and yes, educating us all on their hair metal ways on Small Venue Music.
 
To give you a taste of how Tëaze describes their band, here is an excerpt from their social pages.
 
“A Tëaze show is a glimpse back in time, an authentic tribute to rocks most outrageous era. Playing the greatest party anthems from Bon Jovi to Van Halen, with stage moves Poison wouldn’t dare attempt. If you long for the days when the grass was green, the girls were pretty, and so were the guys, let Tëaze pour their sugar on you.”
 
Tëaze records an incredible new version of the Small Venue Music theme song to introduce the band on the show.  It’s fun, rockin’ and demonstrates the band's creativity and sense of humor.
 
Richie starts off the show by describing the origins of the band and how they came up with the concept of an “all in” hair metal band.   Patrick & Richie discuss the commitment the band made to getting all the details right to bring that era of rock to life.  They both describe how you can’t go “halfway” when it comes to hair metal.  The guys talk about the bands they love that influenced them and what they love playing live.  
 
Don asks several questions about Tëaze’s stage show.  The guys describe how they love interacting with the crowd for photos, the fun and dangers associated with stage jumps, and how they share lead vocals among the members of the band.  Don asks a series of questions from superfans of the band.  
 
The show transitions to a live acoustic performance by Richie and Patrick of a new original song, “Light the Way”.   They put on an amazing high energy rendition of the song that everyone will want to hear.  
 
After the performance, the guys “unmask” and Richie and Patrick return to the show.  The guys talk about how they got their start in music, the roles each band member plays off stage to bring their show to life, and all the supporting members of the band that help make shows possible.  
 
The show closes with the guys sharing some future aspirations they have for the band.  They end with Don, Richie, and Patrick sharing shots of whisky to celebrate a fun, amazing show!
Tëaze Contact Info
 
Website:  http://www.teazerva.com/
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/teazerva
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teazerva/
Merch Site: https://teazerva.square.site/
 
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E4 The Jangling Reinharts

The Jangling Reinharts have arrived on Small Venue Music!   The Jangling Reinharts are icons of the Richmond music scene.  They’ve played thousands of shows over the past 20 years and have entertained tens of thousands of fans.  They play an extremely large and diverse selection of songs that fans have grown to love.
 
Rick Schaffer and Tommy Hughes sit down with Don Busick to discuss the origins of the band and many aspects of how they began their musical careers.  Rick shares how the band formed and walks through all the members that have been a part of the group.  Tommy shares his journey that led him to play at the Grand Ole Opry.
 
The guys discuss their stage show and how they developed their medleys, the space trilogy, and their fun interactions on stage.  Tommy discusses all the instruments he plays and how he learned to play them.  Rick shares how he and Danny developed their comedic chops.
 
For the first time on Small Venue Music, Rick and Tommy perform an original song live on the show.  Rick discusses how he created the song “Smile” and they play a wonderful acoustic version of the song.  
 
The show closes with the guys sharing why they enjoy playing together and the importance of relationships in a band.  Rick and Tommy share some shows they have coming up in the next couple of months.
 
The Jangling Reinharts Contact Info
 
Website:  https://www.samhillbands.com/bands/reinharts
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063457752814
Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/janglingreinharts/
Reverb Nation:  https://www.reverbnation.com/janglingreinharts
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E3 Kindred Spirit Brewing

In the third episode of Small Venue Music, Don sits down with Ross Mullins, Taproom Manager for Kindred Spirit Brewing.  Kindred Spirit is an amazing brewery and music venue located in Goochland county in the western part of Richmond Virginia.  They offer an incredible variety of amazing beers and provide a wonderful atmosphere for listening to live music.   
 
Don and Ross begin the show by discussing the history of Kindred Spirit Brewing and the vision the owners had for the brewery.   Ross discusses the camaraderie that exists among all the breweries in the greater Richmond area.    Don asks Ross to talk about how Kindred decides the styles of beer they decide to brew.  Ross shares some of the rationale behind why Kindred decided to offer food directly versus through food trucks.
 
In the second part of the show, Ross shares how music has always been a part of the vision of the brewery.  They discuss the investments Kindred made in the location and some of the improvements the brewery made over time to create a wonderful music venue.  Don asks Ross a set of questions solicited from local bands in the Richmond area.  They wrap up the show by talking about future offerings and events the brewery has coming up in the next few months.
 
Kindred Spirit Brewing Contact Info
 
Website:  https://www.kindredspiritbrewing.com/
Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/ksbbeer
Richmond West Trail:  https://richmondwesttrail.com/
 
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