All Y’all Records is hosting two large shows in the Triangle this weekend, spotlighting many of the artists on their label. Friday, September 11, head to Cat’s Cradle Back Room at 8 p.m. for the “Grand Y’all Opry,” featuring Dave Hedeman of the Gone Ghosts, Eliza Mae, John Howie Jr., Max Lane, Charles Latham, Jesse Fox, Taxicab Preacher’s Hailey Brighton, and more. Then on Sunday, September 13, All Y’all is hosting a Hopscotch Music Festival day party from noon to 7 p.m. at the Pour House in Raleigh, featuring The Yardarm, Jesse Fox, and the Rattletraps as well as many of the artists from Friday’s showcase.

Aaron welcomes Dave Hedeman and Eliza Mae (father and daughter!) to discuss those two shows and play the classic song “Delta Dawn” live in the 97.9 The Hill studio.

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