Free Folk Concert at Silco Theater: Experience the Unique Sounds of Hungrytown

The Silver City Public Library is organizing a free concert at the Silco Theater on Thursday, February 22nd at 3:00 PM. The concert features the folk duo Hungrytown, composed of Rebecca Hall and Ken Anderson. They are known for their music that combines elements of Celtic, Americana, ballads, and psychedelia.

Hall and Anderson started their music career in New York City. Hall was a jazz singer and Anderson was a drummer for several pop bands. After the death of a close friend, they inherited a collection of 60's folk music and a guitar, which influenced their musical style.

Inspired by the folk music collection, they decided to become full-time musicians in 2003. Their music, which incorporates elements from various genres, has been well-received worldwide.

Hungrytown has produced three albums so far, and they continue to use the guitar they inherited. Their commitment to their music and their diverse musical influences have contributed to their success in the folk music industry.

The concert at the Silco Theater is sponsored by the Friends of the Library. The event is open to everyone, providing a chance to enjoy the music of Hungrytown.

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