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X-WR-CALDESC:In partnership with BeNt Shadows House Concerts & Cindy McClel
 lan\, we are hosting a house concert at The Leadership Center featuring th
 e incredible melodies of The Rough & Tumble.\n\nA meal will be served from
  6:30-7:30 p.m. and the house concert will take place from 7:30-9:30 p.m. 
 Everything will take place in the Lakeside room\, fire side. We will offer
  spaced out seating\, both soft seating as well as tables & chairs. As wit
 h Cindy's House Concerts\, it is BYOB if you'd like and a suggested donati
 on of $20.00. All funds collected at the door\, will go to the artist.\n\n
 The menu and price will be published no later than 1 week before the event
 . We always try to have gluten-free and plant-based options available.\n\n
 At the intermission\, we'll offer a selection of tasty baked goods (includ
 ing a few gluten free ones) and coffee or tea for all to enjoy.\n\nNow mor
 e about The Rough & Tumble. Here is their bio: The Rough & Tumble aren’t c
 asual road dogs\, but they aren’t letting on\, either. From their upbeat\,
  commanding stage presence and sharp banter\, to their earworm melodies an
 d heartstring lyrics\, this dumpster-folk/thriftstore Americana duo refuse
 s to bring the haggard road-worn stereotype to their audience-- even thoug
 h they’ve earned it.\n\nAfter forming the group in 2011\, Mallory Graham a
 nd Scott Tyler were feeling stuck by 2015\, so they sold everything they c
 ould\, bought a 16’ camper and hit the road. They’ve been touring ever sin
 ce with their two 100lb rescue dogs\, in spite of multiple burnt up axles\
 , busted tires\, and consistent water leaks. Songwriters and storytellers\
 , the on-and-off-stage duo will have you in stitches one minute and fallin
 g apart at the seams the next. Joy and sorrow\, comedy and drama all have 
 the same punchline\, it’s just the setup that’s different. The Rough & Tum
 ble’s voices fluctuate between power and delicacy\, demonstrating restrain
 t while sinking the accelerator to give each song its due. Their close-har
 mony weaves interchangeably. They aren’t afraid to take an audience from t
 he lighthearted to the gut wrenching\, and they do it seamlessly\, with ca
 re for their listeners and integrity to their craft.\n\nOn February 19\, 2
 021 The Rough & Tumble dig into the severed branch of their family tree\, 
 bringing their newest work\, We’re Only Family If You Say So\, a full leng
 th record about what it takes to be family-- and what it means to lose it.
  With the release of the first single\, fans are already Saying So. The so
 ng\, 'You Took Your Turn' is about singing louder in spite of being made t
 o feel small\; it's raw\, emotive\, and touches a nerve unfortunately fami
 liar to listeners\, particularly in the aftermath of division in both nati
 on and families alike.\n​\nThe new record follows on 2019's Howling Back a
 t the Wounded Dog an album to which the response was audible\, with audien
 ces literally howling back at performances coast-to-coast. The opening tra
 ck 'The Hardest Part' won the Independent Music Awards' Best Americana Son
 g of 2019. They were named 2019 artist of the year by The Listening Room N
 etwork and were an Official Showcase Artist at 2018's Southeast Regional F
 olk Alliance.\n\nAgain\, suggested donation at the door for The Rough & Tu
 mble. is $20.00. All funds collected will go to the artist.\n
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DESCRIPTION:In partnership with BeNt Shadows House Concerts & Cindy McClell
 an\, we are hosting a house concert at The Leadership Center featuring the
  incredible melodies of The Rough & Tumble.\n\nA meal will be served from 
 6:30-7:30 p.m. and the house concert will take place from 7:30-9:30 p.m. E
 verything will take place in the Lakeside room\, fire side. We will offer 
 spaced out seating\, both soft seating as well as tables & chairs. As with
  Cindy's House Concerts\, it is BYOB if you'd like and a suggested donatio
 n of $20.00. All funds collected at the door\, will go to the artist.\n\nT
 he menu and price will be published no later than 1 week before the event.
  We always try to have gluten-free and plant-based options available.\n\nA
 t the intermission\, we'll offer a selection of tasty baked goods (includi
 ng a few gluten free ones) and coffee or tea for all to enjoy.\n\nNow more
  about The Rough & Tumble. Here is their bio: The Rough & Tumble aren’t ca
 sual road dogs\, but they aren’t letting on\, either. From their upbeat\, 
 commanding stage presence and sharp banter\, to their earworm melodies and
  heartstring lyrics\, this dumpster-folk/thriftstore Americana duo refuses
  to bring the haggard road-worn stereotype to their audience-- even though
  they’ve earned it.\n\nAfter forming the group in 2011\, Mallory Graham an
 d Scott Tyler were feeling stuck by 2015\, so they sold everything they co
 uld\, bought a 16’ camper and hit the road. They’ve been touring ever sinc
 e with their two 100lb rescue dogs\, in spite of multiple burnt up axles\,
  busted tires\, and consistent water leaks. Songwriters and storytellers\,
  the on-and-off-stage duo will have you in stitches one minute and falling
  apart at the seams the next. Joy and sorrow\, comedy and drama all have t
 he same punchline\, it’s just the setup that’s different. The Rough & Tumb
 le’s voices fluctuate between power and delicacy\, demonstrating restraint
  while sinking the accelerator to give each song its due. Their close-harm
 ony weaves interchangeably. They aren’t afraid to take an audience from th
 e lighthearted to the gut wrenching\, and they do it seamlessly\, with car
 e for their listeners and integrity to their craft.\n\nOn February 19\, 20
 21 The Rough & Tumble dig into the severed branch of their family tree\, b
 ringing their newest work\, We’re Only Family If You Say So\, a full lengt
 h record about what it takes to be family-- and what it means to lose it. 
 With the release of the first single\, fans are already Saying So. The son
 g\, 'You Took Your Turn' is about singing louder in spite of being made to
  feel small\; it's raw\, emotive\, and touches a nerve unfortunately famil
 iar to listeners\, particularly in the aftermath of division in both natio
 n and families alike.\n​\nThe new record follows on 2019's Howling Back at
  the Wounded Dog an album to which the response was audible\, with audienc
 es literally howling back at performances coast-to-coast. The opening trac
 k 'The Hardest Part' won the Independent Music Awards' Best Americana Song
  of 2019. They were named 2019 artist of the year by The Listening Room Ne
 twork and were an Official Showcase Artist at 2018's Southeast Regional Fo
 lk Alliance.\n\nAgain\, suggested donation at the door for The Rough & Tum
 ble. is $20.00. All funds collected will go to the artist.\n
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LOCATION:The Leadership Center in the Lakeside Room\, 2211 Q Street\, Auror
 a\, NE 68818
SUMMARY:TLC House Concert featuring The Rough & Tumble
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