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Crosstown Arts presents Bailey Bigger: Resurrection Fern Album Release
The Green Room at Crosstown Arts
Thursday, September 19, 2024
Doors open at 7 pm | Show begins at 7:30 pm
Tickets: $22 in advance | $22 at the door
Join us for a captivating evening of music as Bailey Bigger celebrates the release of her new album, “Resurrection Fern.” Immerse yourself in the haunting beauty of her voice and the heartfelt lyrics that have captivated audiences nationwide. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the magic of Bailey Bigger’s music and create lasting memories on All Hallows Eve.
Check out the merch table after the show!
With her haunting, pure voice, and her honest, whimsical songwriting, Bailey Bigger brings a sense of wonder and purity to the Americana music scene. Much inspired by her own celtic heritage, folklore of the world surrounding her, and connection to the natural world, Bailey’s new record takes the listener on a journey through the four seasons, and the cycles of death that we, and the earth, face every year. Leaning into the mystery and lore of the unknown, human emotions, and the wild nature within all of us, “Resurrection Fern,” captures the magic that Bailey found within her years of tuning in deeper with the natural cycles, and the primal knowledge within.
Jeremy Stanfill, a Memphis-based multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, creates music that resonates deeply with listeners through honest storytelling and intricate melodies. His journey began with a passion sparked by watching his father play drums, evolving into a career marked by local acclaim and international tours. Jeremy’s music, shaped by personal experiences of overcoming alcoholism, loss, and grief, reflects resilience and growth. His lyrics explore the strength gained and lessons learned from trials and tribulations. This summer, he released a trilogy of singles—”4403 (Time Machine),” “Wild Heart,” and “Moving Day”—which tell a cinematic story. With new music and tour dates planned for 2025, Jeremy continues to explore life’s highs and lows through his art.
