Nashville-based trio High South returned to the Lizzie Rose Music Room in Tuckerton for a third visit, ready to serve up a heavy dose of peace, love and harmony to a sold-out venue. Ocean City-based folk rock band Thriving Seas put on the heat with an opening set. The five-piece band, featuring a three-part vocal harmony, acoustic and electric guitar, bass, mandolin and percussion, performed a refreshing set comprised of entirely original work.
Meanwhile, the long-traveled members of High South made sure to fill their bellies with authentic Greek cuisine from…
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