Join Leveller Brewing for an intimate evening of music in our taproom, with Nathan Bowles and Ed Yazijian.

We will shift into a music listening room after our normal opening hours this Sunday, pull up some chairs and pour some beers as we take in the music from Nathan Bowles, a multi-instrumentalist from living in Durham, North Carolina. His work explores the rugged country between the poles of Appalachian old-time traditions and ecstatic, minimalist drone. Although his recent solo recordings prominently feature his virtuosic banjo, Bowles is also widely recognized as a masterful and versatile drummer, and he considers himself first and foremost a percussionist, with banjo (and piano) as a natural extension of his percussive practice. His records, released by labels such as Paradise of Bachelors, Drag City, Three Lobed Recordings, and others, reflect these interests and approaches via solo banjo improvisations, swinging ensemble compositions, vertically dense harmonic drones, and the many spaces amongst and between them. Accompanying him is Ed Yazijian, a violinist from Greenville, SC.

You can buy tickets in advance at the taproom, on our website, or on the day of the show, but as we are a small space, we may sell out. All proceeds from the door will go directly to the musicians (as will bartender tips!). The past years have not been kind to musicians so we are doing our best to make up for it, in our own way.