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Breadheads gets the blues

Woolybooger will play Sylva March 20. Woolybooger will play Sylva March 20. File photo

Americana/folk act Woolybooger will hit the stage at 10 p.m. Friday, March 20, at Breadheads Tiki Shak in Sylva.

Creating sound dubbed “music to grow your hair out to,” the Murphy musician, whose real name is Gavin Graves, is well-regarded in this region for his mix of blues and roots music into a unique Southern Appalachian tone. 

For more information, call 828.307.2160 or visit breadheadstikishak.com.

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