ASHEBORO -- The popular and long-lived local bluegrass and gospel band True Grass will present a “Country Christmas Concert” at 7 p.m. Tuesday, December 3, at the Asheboro Public Library.
The performance, supported by the Friends of the Library, is free and the public is invited.
Over 20 years, the group has played numerous local venues including the Sunset Theatre, the NC Zoo, Randolph Community College, at churches and at corporate events for Klaussner and Energizer, among others.
Founding members Tim Moon and Gary Callicutt remain with the group.
Moon, a well-known music teacher for over 30 years, plays mandolin and sings lead vocals. Callicutt plays bass and sings tenor vocals.
Matthew Nance plays banjo and sings baritone vocals. William Britt plays guitar and sings most lead vocals. Moon’s 17-year-old son Nolan Moon plays blistering fast solos as well as beautiful waltz styles on fiddle.
The library is located at 201 Worth Street. Call 336-318-6803 for further information.
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