Flat Iron Crossroads

Lord Nelson Band
2025-06-14 18:30 (America/New_York)
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Lord Nelson is original rock and roll from the foothills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains. Drawing on a past of camp fire sing a-longs, barn parties, metal thrashing, and Unitarian hymnals, Kai Crowe-Getty (guitar, vocals), Bram Crowe-Getty (drums), Henry Jones (trombone, vocals), Adam Wilson (bass), and Taylor Vactor (guitar) play music with a sense of tradition and belonging.
The show starts at 6:30pm. The doors and food truck open at 5:30pm. The show may be inside or outside depending on the forecast.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook or email info@flatironcrossroads.com.

After several years of touring the country, playing clubs, barns, festivals, and everything in between, Lord Nelson set out to take a batch of road tested songs into the studio, with a very simple goal in mind: make a record that sounds like a bar show. Using a converted barn to track the record, guitarist Calloway Jones and collaborator Ivan Barry engineered two sessions across a few weeks, and the bones of an album were fitted into a suit.
With two previous studio records under their belt, the band were looking for a way to create a calling card for their boisterous live act, something that would bridge the gap between studio and performance. For the first time, this record features three writers and vocalists, with brothers Henry and Calloway Jones contributing to Kai Crowe-Getty’s set of songs. Rounding out the group are Andrew Hollifield and Niko Cvetanovich on bass, Johnny Stubblefield on drums, and Dave Pinto on pedal steel and harmonica. The collection of songs by Kai Crowe-Gett, marks a wide range of stories and characters, but there is a creeping lightness that settles around the edges of what could be darker themes in other hands. From car crashes, murder, bank robberies, devotion, trucks in lakes, drug busts, and relationships, to hope, triumph, and over coming the odds, this record engages a wide view of the human experience.
Seeking to move through recording quickly release the album so they could get back on the road, those plans came to a sudden halt with the pandemic, like the rest of the world. Does the world need this music now? Will it ever see the light of day? These were common thoughts over the preceding year. Finishing vocals in blanket forts, tracking guitars in an old farm house, and sending to friends to record parts enabled this process to grow and change slightly with the enforced break from touring. It allowed the band to pause and take in the songs and choices with a bit more thought. It changed the work and brought a reexamination. But ultimately, this record intends to bring people together. Dance, sing in the car, hum under your breath, crank up on the stereo, don’t take life too seriously for a few minutes. This January, Lord Nelson are finally ready to share their third full length album, Transmission. Thanks for tuning in.

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The English Channel
2025-06-21 18:30
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Returning to the outdoors stage at Flat Iron Crossroads is The English Channel! America’s premier British Invasion band performing British pop, rock & prog hits of the mid 60’s & 70’s, faithfully recreated to sound just like the original recordings, just like you remember.
The show starts at 6:30pm. The doors and food truck open at 5:30pm. The show may be inside or outside depending on the forecast.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook or email info@flatironcrossroads.com.

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Anthony Rosano and the Conqueroos with Special Guest
2025-06-28 18:30
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Join us in Gloucester, VA on 6/28 to hear Anthony Rosano and the Conqueroos mix traditional Blues and Roots elements with a modern Rock delivery featuring special guests on a B3 organ and horns! The show starts at 6:30pm. The doors and food truck open at 5:30pm. The show may be inside or outside depending on the forecast.
Singer, guitarist, songwriter, and bandleader, Anthony Rosano, has always been drawn to grit, gravitas and the connection that comes from making music. Although his music roots are implanted in the firmament of the blues, he takes his cue from any number of archival influences.
The Conqueroos — Anthony on guitar and vocals, Kyle McCormick on drums and Jake Fultz on bass — have delighted — and inspired — audiences big and small. Whether on their own or while sharing stages with Bob Seger and his Silver Bullet Band, ZZ Top, Gov’t Mule, Samantha Fish, or Tab Benoit, this powerhouse trio continues to amaze and impress.
Drawing from his influences Rosano mixes traditional Blues and Roots elements with a modern Rock delivery. “You see all sorts of music fans at the shows, from Blues Aficionados to long hairs with Metallica T-shirts. If I can get that dude in a Metallica shirt to listen to Muddy Waters, I feel like I am working off a debt to the genre.” This Diversity in appeal has led to slots at LOCKN, Western Maryland Blues Fest, and Madison Square Garden.

Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook or email info@flatironcrossroads.com.

Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook or email info@flatironcrossroads.com.$20/$25
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Free Show with Ranford Almond
2025-07-05 18:30 - 21:30
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Join us in Gloucester, VA on 7/5 to hear Ranford Almond, a young singer/songwriter and troubadour that has begun to make his mark across the Southeast! For the holiday weekend, this show is FREE to all guests. The show starts at 6:30pm. The doors and Get Cheesy food truck open at 5:30pm. The show is set to be outside – bring a lawn chair! No coolers, cups or, outside drinks, please.
About the Artist:
Bringing the soul from Greensboro, North Carolina, Ranford Almond is a young singer/songwriter and troubadour that has begun to make his mark across the Southeast. Raspy fresh vocals meet the Appalachian strings of Ranford’s guitar, reminiscent of John Prine and Townes Van Zandt with his own unique stamp. Furthermore, his talent extends far beyond composition and acoustic picking, as he is a warrior on the electric as well. Ranford plays as a solo artist and leads a full band.
Ranford Almond’s forthcoming full length debut Old Soul is due to arrive in 2023 and demonstrates the evolution of Almond’s ability as he grows as both a writer, arranger, and player. The album, recorded at Ovation Sound, will feature a litany of nationally recognized guests, as well as the tutelage of its producer, Bill Stevens.
In addition to Almond’s studio explorations, his live history is evident of his growth on stage. Spreading beyond its home of the Piedmont Triad, it has begun to meet new stages and audiences. Festival appearances include Mountain Music Festival, Shakori Hills, The New River Gorge Festival, The Big What?, Trail Days, The Casual Campout, and more. Other notable stand alone plays include headlining the grand opening of The Flat Iron, appearing under the lights on the big screen of Winston Salem’s Drive In, a feature and headlining appearance of the North Carolina’s “Writer’s In The Round” series and its live counterpart Singers & Songbirds. As of Winter 2023, Almond made his Colorado debut as a solo artist in Steamboat Springs, following his prior guest appearances with Big Something in the region.
Ranford’s live collaborative projects link him to significant established talent as well. Red Panda is a six-piece unit that sees him join forces with the likes of Nick MacDaniels with whom he also shares a duo, and Jesse Hensley, both of Big Something. Ranford can be found fronting a trio with Daniel Yount (Super Yamba Band), and Seth Barden, two staples of the New York City scene.
“Mature. These days, it is not a term commonly used to describe someone of Ranford Almond’s age. However, young Ranford displays a maturity in his songwriting that belies his young 23 years of age. Throughout his journey of folksy tunes, abundant with lyrical depth and emotional songwriting, it can be easy for the listener to mistake these songs as those of a much more rugged and traveled character, grizzled by years of burden and heartbreak.”
-Ryan McBrayer, The Jamwich

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Willie Williams Band
2025-07-12 18:30
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Roots Rock, Southern Americana, and Country Soul artist, Willie Williams, is bringing the band to Flat Iron Crossroads! To listen, visit his website >>> https://www.williewilliamsmusic.com/video
The show starts at 6:30pm. The doors and food truck, Island Time Delights, will open at 5:30pm. The show is set to be outside (weather permitting).
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook or email info@flatironcrossroads.com.
First take some homegrown vocals drenched in Carolina twang and Memphis soul. Then add a healthy dose of blues and bluegrass influenced guitar. Now finish it off with top notch showmanship and storytelling, and you’ll begin to get an idea of what Willie Williams is all about. With influences that range from Merle Haggard to Al Green, Willie’s music is as familiar as it is fresh. An accomplished multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and songwriter, Willie is currently touring with Great Southern Reunion presented by Dickey Betts, where he shares the guitar duties with the legendary Lee Roy Parnell. When not on the road, Willie is a fixture of the Richmond, VA music scene where his current projects include Solo Acoustic performances and Allman Brothers Tribute band SKYDOG. Willie also plays guitar with Virginia music icon Steve Bassett from time to time.

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The Deloreans
2025-07-19 18:00
$25/$30
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The Ultimate 80s Tribute band is back again! Gear up for The Deloreans on Saturday, July 19th, 2025. The show starts at 6:00pm. The doors and food trucks open at 5:00pm.
The Deloreans are a seasoned showband comprised of 6 distinct vocalists that cover the most memorable artists and nostalgic songs of the ‘80s. Each band member is featured throughout the show, making this band’s most notable attribute its unmatched variety. The Deloreans is known for their dynamic ‘80s costumes, unstoppable energy, and their ability to bring down the house EVERY time.
From small intimate weddings to city events drawing tens of thousands, the Deloreans have performed all over the East Coast since 2007. With a playlist of songs topping 10 hours, the Deloreans can tailor their show to a variety of settings and meet the needs of any crowd. No matter the size or venue, the Deloreans always leaves the crowd chanting, “one more song!”
The Deloreans’ members are professional, seasoned performers. Collectively, they have performed in over 6 countries, for several heads of state, and for three sitting US Presidents. With over 2,000 shows under their belt, their talent is finely tuned and their show is time-proven.
The Deloreans carries its own state-of-the-art sound and lighting production and also travels with its own professional sound and lighting engineers. The band also coordinates all of the details for each event with the venue and event contacts.
Get ready for the time of your life!
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook or email info@flatironcrossroads.com.

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Good Shot Judy
2025-07-26 18:30
$20/$25
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The Mid-Atlantic’s No. 1 high octane swing band, Good Shot Judy is performing in Gloucester, VA at Flat Iron Crossroads!
The show starts at 6:30pm. The doors and food truck open at 5:30pm. The show may be inside or outside depending on the forecast.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook or email info@flatironcrossroads.com.

It’s hard to nail an exact moment when Good Shot Judy came to life.
It could have been when brothers Brett and Jeff Cahoon stepped away from the success they’d achieved with their punk band Ten Years from Now and chose instead to see what they could do with the old-time jazz standards they’d admired for so long. The brothers Cahoon formed a small combo, and – wouldn’t you know it? – plenty of others felt the same groove.
Or maybe it was when an inside joke made a name for itself. Their mother, Judy Cahoon, is an avid golfer, and just as common as pars and birdies were three words of encouragement shouted by a supportive friend, who pumped a fist and hollered across the fairway every time she took a swing: “Good shot, Judy!” It became a funny family warble among the Cahoons – and as it turns out, a solid band name, too.
Or perhaps that moment of creation arrived when Good Shot Judy freed their potential energy. Keen to give the classic melodies the respect and attention – as well as the power – that it deserved, the Cahoons filled out Good Shot Judy with a full complement of horns, percussion and vocals. And magic happened: an ensemble that was bigger than the sum of its parts.
In a sense, Good Shot Judy was already in the stars long ago, during those formative decades from the 1930s on, when small jazz combos, big brass bands and the crooners who sang on top of them were forging an enduring style and repertoire that would be written into the DNA of American music.
But really, all these had a hand in making Good Shot Judy what is today: a big amp jazz band that sets stages aflame nationwide.
Audiences may never consider that the Good Shot Judy show they’re seeing has been an evolution. They’re too captivated by the sound and spectacle of music that reaches through the time. They’re too caught up in performance that has one foot dancing in the past and one in the here and now.
A Good Shot Judy show offers all those tunes you know just from growing up in American – songs you can at least hum along to, if you don’t outright know most of the words. But the music itself is only part of the band’s allure; there’s something electric in the execution, and it’s that vigor that carries the day as much as the pull of recognition.
So, yeah, there’s a history. And it’s a big one. Bigger than any one person. Bigger than any one band, for that matter. But Good Shot Judy is as close as it comes to an intersection between an era’s defining sound and the pleasure of enjoying it the way it was meant to be heard.

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Jerry Fest: The Days Between Celebration with Kooler Heads, Stellar Rose, and WOLPH
2025-08-02 15:30
$30/$35
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Flat Iron Crossroads presents Jerry Fest: The Days Between Celebration with Kooler Heads, Stellar Rose, and WOLPH on August 2nd, 2025.
“The Days Between” is a song written by Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter, first appearing on the 1987 album In the Dark. Taking those words further, “The Days Between” is a poetic reminder in the Deadhead culture to honor both the extraordinary and the everyday, the gatherings and the gaps, and to find beauty and meaning throughout the entire experience of life and community.
Run of Show:
3:30pm | Doors open for guests
4:30pm | Kooler Heads
6:00pm | Stellar Rose
7:30pm | WOLPH (Headliner)
The food trucks will be Island Time Delight. Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar.
Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 at the door. Children ages 12 and under are free. Pets are welcome for outdoor shows.
No coolers, cups, or outside beverages are permitted.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)(3) non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer-based — join us! To get involved or ask questions, message us on Facebook or email info@flatironcrossroads.com.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
WOLPH 🐺 (Headliner)
WOLPH is old meets new. Formed two years ago by recent high school graduates Dylan Stickle and Joshua Wright, the band draws inspiration from the improvisational spirit of the Grateful Dead and classic jam bands. They blend the golden era of jam-driven rock with modern sounds.
Their original songs and covers channel the soulful vintage Southern rock vibe of the Allman Brothers Band, twisting into extended live explorations full of endless possibilities. Every WOLPH show is unique — a mix of classic tones and unpredictable energy. Catch these young musicians live!

Kooler Heads
From RVA, Kooler Heads formed in 2021 and consist of five longtime friends and musical collaborators. Their music features classic rock deep cuts, Grateful Dead and roots-inspired covers, and original compositions, all layered with unique vocal harmonies and instrumental jams.
From small pubs to large festivals, Kooler Heads’ sound is perfect for havin’ a real good time!

Stellar Rose: A Cosmic Journey Through the Grateful Dead Experience
Stellar Rose is the premier tribute band capturing the essence of the Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia’s timeless spirit. The members are custodians of a cultural phenomenon that continues to inspire generations.
With every note, they honor Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir, and the other pioneering members whose soulful melodies and lyrics remain a beacon of creativity and freedom. Join Stellar Rose for a magical night of rhythm, blues, and cosmic wonder — and become part of the enduring Grateful Dead legacy.

Join us for an unforgettable day of music, community, and cosmic vibes as we honor the legacy of Jerry Garcia and the music he helped bring to life with sounds of soulful improvisation and jam-driven rock, Jerry Celebration at Flat Iron Crossroads is your place to gather, groove, and be grateful!

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Carolina Beach Music with Gary Lowder & Smokin' Hot
2025-08-09 18:30
$20/$25
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Get ready for a night of powerhouse vocals, top-tier musicianship, and non-stop energy with Gary Lowder & SMOKIN’ HOT—an award-winning 8-piece band delivering the best in R&B, soul, and Carolina beach music!
Saturday, August 9, 2025 at Flat Iron Crossroads in Gloucester, VA
Doors at 5:30 PM | Show at 6:30 PM
Food Truck: Get Cheesy
Wine, beer, and soft drinks available at the FIX Bar
Tickets: $20 in advance / $25 at the door
Please note: No coolers, cups, or outside beverages permitted.
Winners of multiple Carolina Beach Music Awards, this all-star group has been recognized for:
Male Vocalist of the Year (2024, 2021)
Entertainer of the Year (2024)
Group CD of the Year (2024, 2020)
Song of the Year (2016, 2017)
Solo CD of the Year for Soul Therapy (2013) & Just Believe It (2020)
Led by the legendary Gary Lowder, the group includes a lineup of seasoned talent:
Harold Smith – Keys (Instrumentalist of the Year 2023)
Mark Ahearn – Bass
LD Worley – Lead Guitar
Jeff Alspaugh – Drums
“Funky” Art Amaral – Saxophone
Keith Stone – Trumpet (Hall of Fame Member)
Bridger Warlick – Trombone (Rising Star Award 2024)
Their albums In The Moment, Soul Therapy, and Soul on Fire have taken home Group CD of the Year honors and earned countless nominations including Producer of the Year, Engineer of the Year, and Live Sound Production of the Year.

Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook or email info@flatironcrossroads.com.

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Fireside Collective
2025-08-16 18:30
$25/$30
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Fireside Collective has drawn on folk, blues, funk and a wide variety of bluegrass sounds to create a distinctive body of work that’s all their own. Keep scrolling for the full bio and a music video!
The show starts at 6:30pm on Saturday, August 16th. The doors and food truck open at 5:30pm. The show may be inside or outside depending on the forecast.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook or email info@flatironcrossroads.com.

Inspired by the burgeoning art scene, close knit community, and natural beauty of Asheville, North Carolina, newgrass turned eclectic jam band Fireside Collective has been spent a decade working towards this very pinnacle.
Original band members Joe Cicero, guitar, Jesse Iaquinto (mandolin), Tommy Maher (resonator guitar) and Carson White (bass) began playing together in 2014 when Iaquinto gathered the group of bluegrass enthusiasts to back up some of his original songwriting.
When they began touring again after covid, Fireside drew inspiration from jambands like The Grateful Dead, the group’s agreed upon North Star. There was significantly more improvisation, changing setlists from night to night, and longer musical movements. With the introduction of Michael Tillis on drums in late 2023, the sound expanded to include heavy funk elements as well as classic rock and even ventured into techno and world music.
By the end of 2024, Fireside Collective had become a true hybrid, with a strong foundation in bluegrass and folk, and healthy doses of rock n’ roll and funk, all blended together in a unique and colorful amalgam of original music.
“Depending on where you come from and your experience with folk music, you may think we’re very traditional, or on the other hand, consider us a progressive act,” says Iaquinto.

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RiverJam with Arts on Main
2025-08-23 15:00 - 19:00
$25
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RiverJam promises a toe-tapping, hand clapping, soul soaring collaboration of live music and song featuring performances by Ballast Band, Don Irwin, Lily Loves Jazz, and One Voice Chorus Chorale.
Local food vendors Gumbeau’s Catering, Nuttall’s Store, and Short Lane Ice Cream. Art activities, and an abundance of FUN FOR ALL!
Come join us from 3-7 pm on August 23, 2025 for our Ninth Annual RiverJam Music Festival!
This year’s festival will be hosted by Flat Iron Crossroads (7709 Flat Iron Rd, Gloucester, VA).
Tickets are available online or through the Arts on Main Gallery at 6580 Main Street, Gloucester, VA. If you are interested in sponsoring RiverJam 2025, please click the link here or call Arts on Main at 804.824.9464 for more details.
We can’t wait to see you there!

$25
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Grayson Torrence Band
2025-09-06 18:30
$20/$25
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Join us on Saturday, September 6th to hear Grayson Torrence with a FULL BAND! The show starts at 6:30pm. The doors and food truck, Get Cheesy, open at 5:30pm. Cold beverages are available at the FIX Bar. The show is set to be outside and guests are encouraged to bring a lawn chair. Did you know children ages 12 and under at free? We are family and pet friendly!
About the artist:
Grayson Torrence is a 21-year-old accomplished vocalist and composer from Richmond, Virginia. Her distinctive voice and artistry have captivated a wide range of audiences, with appearances spanning American Idol, major festivals, sporting events, and performances throughout the Nashville music circuit.
Currently, Grayson is in the studio recording a dynamic collection of songs that showcase her versatility across multiple genres. The first single is slated for release in Fall 2025 accompanied by a targeted social media campaign. Fans can also look forward to a special holiday track set to debut ahead of the 2025 holiday season.
Looking ahead to 2026, Grayson’s management team is preparing for an official “Grayson Rollout,” which will include continued touring, new music releases, personal appearances, and expansions into the design and branding sectors—further solidifying Grayson Torrence as a multi-faceted artist on the rise.

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Petty Larceny (Tom Petty Tribute Band)
2025-09-13 18:30
$20/$25
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The Petty Larceny Band is an award-winning group of musicians runnin’ down their dream to bring you all your favorite Tom Petty songs… and more!
The show starts at 6:30pm. The doors and food truck open at 5:30pm. The show is set to be outside so bring a lawn chair! If rain is in the forecast, the show may be moved indoors.
Admission for children ages 12 and under is free. Advance tickets are $20 and doors tickets are $25. Well behaved pets are welcome for outdoor shows.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook (preferred and quickest response time) or email info@flatironcrossroads.com.
Artist Bio:
Petty Larceny is a winning combination of well-seasoned musicians who have played together in stellar rock bands. They started out with a common love for the music of Tom Petty. When Tom passed in 2017, their loving tribute took on a new importance in sharing Tom’s music. Today, they play songs that span Tom’s lengthy career, and even include a few from his lifelong friend
and lead guitarist, Mike Campbell. If you’re a Tom Petty fan, this band is for you!

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Bill and Pam Gurley with special guest Bobby Hornsby
2025-09-27 17:30
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Bill, Pam, and Macon Gurley are bringing their music back to Flat Iron on Saturday, September 27th. Their Fall appearance has become a tradition that acoustic music fans look forward to. The Gurley’s will be joined by stellar bassist and all round great guy Bobby Hornsby as well as young rising talent Roxy Coke.
Expect a fun mix of acoustic, bluegrass, and original songs. Come join us for an evening of hot picking and cool harmonies.
The doors open at 5:30pm and the show starts at 6:30pm. Nuttall Store will be preparing a special meal. It is set to be indoors with first come, first serve table and chair seating. An indoor show for an acoustic session is ideal for how the music resonates in the room. We hope you enjoy the show!
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. To learn more about getting involved, say hello at a show or message us on Facebook.

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Together for Susie: Music, Love & Community Fundraiser at Flat Iron Crossroads
2025-09-28 15:00
With our help, Susie can surpass her $16,000 goal and begin the road to rebuilding. Let’s dance, donate, and show her that she is not alone. Together, we can turn heartbreak into hope.
Outdoor Event on Sunday, September 28th from 3-6pm
Tickets: FREE
Food Truck: Positive Pizza
All tips and donations will contribute to Susie’s GoFundMe page: https://gofund.me/3aa7c1c70
​This fundraiser is more than just music and dancing – it’s our chance to support Susie Blythe, a member of the Flat Iron Crossroads family, as she rebuilds her life after losing her home to a fire.
Susie has been coordinating our volunteer schedule and quietly giving her time and heart so others can enjoy the gift of live music. She is not someone who asks for help, but today, she needs the support of her community. With no insurance to cover her loss, rebuilding will be a long and difficult road – one we can help make lighter.
So, as a 501(c)3 Non-profit Performing Arts Center, we’ve invited The Band from Misfit Beach to play from 3–6 PM on Sunday, Sept. 28th. This incredible group of five retired locals started making music for fun, but soon turned their talents into something bigger. Known for their motto “party for a purpose”, they play for free at local venues, allowing businesses to thrive while donating 100% of tips and earnings to causes in need. Their shows bring joy, laughter, and dancing – and their fanbase, lovingly called “The Misfits,” knows how to spread love wherever they go.
Now, they’re bringing that spirit to Susie’s cause.

Appalachian Jam-Grass Festival at Flat Iron Crossroads!
2025-10-04 16:30
$30/$35
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Just in time for fall, we’re stoked to throw down at the outdoor Appalachian Jam-Grass Festival with Colby T. Helms & the VA Creepers, Kitchen Sink, and Liam Purcell & Cane Mill Road. Plenty of pickin’, heartfelt tunes, and jams that’ll keep you moving all night!
We will have food and snacks onsite BUT guests are welcome to bring their own food. At the FIX Bar, alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks, soft drinks, and water – no outside drinks permitted. We are a family and fido friendly venue – children ages 12 and under are free and pets are welcome for outdoor shows.
3:30 | Doors open for guests
4:30-5:30 | Colby T. Helms & the VA Creepers
6:00-7:00 | Kitchen Sink
7:30-9:30 | Liam Purcell & Cane Mill Road
Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 at the door. Children ages 12 and under are free and pets are welcome for outdoor shows! Adult beverages, soft drinks, and snacks are available at the FIX Bar.
Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in after purchase. Coolers, cups, and outside beverage are not permitted.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Visit www.flatironcrossroads.com to donate learn more about the performing artists. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us, please message on Facebook.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Colby T. Helms and the Virginia Creepers
Colby T. Helms, a 21-year-old singer-songwriter from Franklin County of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia, grew up in an underground home built by his late father. Inspired at age 12 by the music played at his father’s funeral, he taught himself guitar, banjo, and mandolin. By 16, he was performing throughout the Appalachian region, and by 18 had begun writing Tales of Misfortune, his upcoming semi-autobiographical debut album on Photo Finish Records (January 2024). The record explores themes of loss, perseverance, and his journey toward becoming a touring musician, with songs rooted in his mountain upbringing and personal story. He is managed by Dolphus Ramseur and booked by New Frontier Touring.

Kitchen Sink
Kitchen Sink is a North Carolina–based jamgrass band led by upright bassist Derek Lane. Blending bluegrass roots with funk, psychedelic, and improvisational influences, they deliver high-energy shows filled with harmonies, inventive arrangements, and spontaneous jams. Known for making every performance feel like a family gathering, the band has sold out a Billy Strings afterparty and shared the stage with bluegrass legend Ricky Skaggs. True to their name, Kitchen Sink throws in a little bit of everything—creating a sound that’s as unpredictable as it is unforgettable.

Liam Purcell & Cane Mill Road
Hailing from Deep Gap, NC, Liam Purcell & Cane Mill Road blend bluegrass tradition with bold innovation, earning praise from No Depression as “the future of bluegrass.” At just 23, Purcell has already carved out a remarkable career—growing up near Doc Watson’s homeplace, forming Cane Mill Road as a teen, and leading the group to charting albums, a devoted fanbase, and the 2019 IBMA Momentum Band of the Year Award.
A Berklee College of Music graduate and winner of the Rockygrass Instrumental Championships on mandolin, banjo, and guitar (the first ever to sweep multiple categories), Purcell continues to push stringband music forward. With their latest album Yellow Line on Pinecastle Records, Liam Purcell & Cane Mill Road carry Appalachian roots into new territory—storytelling with authenticity while breaking boundaries of genre and style. Now based in Nashville, Purcell tours nationally, channeling his mountain upbringing into every performance.

$30/$35
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Mystery Hillbillies featuring special guest, Danny Knicely
2025-10-25 18:30
$20/$25
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Authentic American Roots music collaboration with Michelle Belanger and the Mystery Hillbillies with special guest, Danny Knicely and Austin Janey!
Doors open at 5:30pm
Show starts at 6:30pm
Food Truck: Get Cheesy
Indoor / Outdoor Performance (Weather Permitting)
Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.
We are located at 7709 Flat Iron Rd, Gloucester, VA 23061
The Collaboration-
For this special evening, Michelle and Danny will be joined by the stellar upright bass playing of Austin Janey, creating a powerhouse trio that bridges bluegrass virtuosity with vintage country soul, Appalachian tradition with rockabilly fire, and masterful musicianship with pure heart.
The combination of Danny’s award-winning mandolin, guitar, and fiddle work interwoven with Michelle’s soaring vocals and solid guitar, all anchored by Austin’s driving upright bass, is a promising showcase for lovers of tender ballads, traditional fiddle tunes, country, rockabilly, western swing, rhythm & blues, and jump blues.
Whether you’re a longtime fan of traditional music or just discovering the roots of American sound, we welcome you!
This performance is made possible by Flat Iron Crossroads’ commitment to bringing diverse, world-class performing arts to Eastern Virginia.

Full Bio:
About Danny Knicely –
One of the most respected and versatile multi-instrumentalists of his generation, Danny Knicely has won countless awards for his virtuosity on mandolin, guitar, and fiddle – including first place in the mandolin contest at the prestigious Telluride Bluegrass Festival. A musician’s musician, Danny has a chameleon-like ability to fit into any musical situation, and his prolific collaborations span from traditional Appalachian music to jazz, from bluegrass to global fusion projects.
Growing up in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley with a lifelong musical eclecticism sparked by childhood exposure to Django Reinhardt, Danny has become deeply revered not only for his instrumental mastery but also for his singing, flatfoot dancing, and his role as musical director for the Mountain Music Project. His work has taken him from the mountains of Nepal to folk festivals across America, always bringing authenticity, virtuosity, and pure joy to every performance.
About Michelle Belanger & the Mystery Hillbillies-
Michelle Belanger’s musical journey began at North Carolina’s traditional music festivals, where she discovered the authentic roots music that corporate Nashville had tried to erase. Through years of learning from Southern masters – including twelve invaluable years with the late guitarist John Worthington – Michelle has become one of North Carolina’s most passionate preservers of vintage American music.
Based in Winston-Salem, Michelle leads the Mystery Hillbillies, a rotating collective of kindred spirits dedicated to keeping alive the honest sounds of classic country, rockabilly, western swing, and early rhythm & blues. Drawing from the spirit of legends like Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Elvis Presley, Bob Wills, and Wanda Jackson, the Mystery Hillbillies deliver music that’s not nostalgia – it’s cultural preservation performed with authenticity and fire.

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Ned Fest
2025-11-08 15:30
$20/$25
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All are welcome to join us for a good time at Ned Fest! In case you’re wondering where the name came from, this is a surprise birthday festival for Ned Lawless’ 60th trip around the sun! The community is invited to enjoy the artists: Julia Dooley & The Odds, Tin Can Fish Band, and Kooler Heads!
LINEUP:
Doors open at 2:30pm
3:30-5:00pm | Julia Dooley & The Odds
5:30-7:00pm | Tin Can Fish Band
7:30-9:00pm | Kooler Heads
Food Truck: Coastal Thirst (arriving at 5pm)
Indoor / Outdoor Performance (Weather Permitting)
Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.
We are located at 7709 Flat Iron Rd, Gloucester, VA 23061
Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in. Children ages 12 and under are free. Pets are welcome for outdoor shows. Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar. Coolers, cups, and outside beverages are not permitted.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.
Julia Dooley & The Odds ____________________________________________________
Americana covers and originals, featuring such artists as Emmylou Harris, Chris Stapleton, Grateful Dead.” JD and the Odds features Doug Austin on mandolin and fiddle, Joe Conner on accordion, Tom Crosby on bass, John Leedes on guitar and Julia Dooley, lead singer, percussion and harmonica.
TIN CAN FISH BAND__________________________________________________________ Bringing their infectious blend of folk, rock, bluegrass, Americana, and world music to the stage is Tin Can Fish Band! This six-piece group delivers high-energy, genre-blending performances with original tunes and a unique acoustic-electric sound. Tin Can Fish Band started as the duo TinFish in 2006, with acoustic singer songwriter Steve Fisher and long time friend, Colonial Williamsburg tavern musician, and mandolin fiddle maestro, Doug Austin. While primarily performing Steve’s original songs, TCFB draws from a wide variety of folk, rock and roots material ranging from public domain and Bluegrass to Americana and World music, as well as works written and performed by various TCFB members.
Learn more about the band and members at http://www.tincanfishband.com/

Kooler Heads_________________________________________________________________
Kooler Heads, from RVA, formed in 2021 and is comprised of five long-time friends and musical collaborators. The band plays a mix of classic rock deep cuts, GD and roots related covers, interspersed with their own compositions, all peppered with unique vocal harmonies and improv instrumental jams. From small pubs to large festivals, Kooler Heads music is perfect for… havin’ a real good time!

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Magnolia Boulevard
2025-11-15 18:30
$20/$25
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Magnolia Boulevard takes the Flat Iron Crossroads stage 11/15 with their signature blend of rock, soul, and Appalachian spirit.
Doors open at 5:30pm
Show starts at 6:30pm
Food Truck: TBD
Indoor / Outdoor Performance (Weather Permitting)
Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.
We are located at 7709 Flat Iron Rd, Gloucester, VA 23061
Magnolia Boulevard has blossomed through devastation since forming in 2017. In the beginning, front-woman Maggie Noelle played in a bluegrass band, although she’d been yearning for a creative outlet to let loose like her idols Bonnie Raitt and Susan Tedeschi. She met co-founder Ryan Allen and the vision was formed for a rock ‘n soul band tied to their Appalachian roots. Together, they pushed through the turmoil of COVID-19 that devastated the music industry, the sorrow following the death of their beloved drummer, and the joys of welcoming Maggie’s daughter into the world. Much like the band members of Magnolia Boulevard have endured the highs and lows of the past few years, so has their music. The band’s emphatic and empowering anthems of love, self-discovery, grief, and uncertainty serve as a lesson to us all about life’s unpredictable nature and how to better live in the moment so we can appreciate everything and everyone around us before they’re gone.
In the seven years since, Magnolia Boulevard has gone on to develop a close relationship with PRS Guitars Founder and CEO Paul Reed Smith (who helped to mix and master their 2024 EP Things Are Gonna Change) in addition to sharing stages with the likes of Blues Traveler, George Porter Jr., Marcus King, Neal Francis, North Mississippi Allstars, and Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band. The group has also been recognized for their excellence, winning the award for “Best Rock Band” at the Lexington Music Awards in 2018 and 2019 along with taking home first prize in the “On The Rise” band competition at Floydfest, one of the east coast’s biggest music festivals, in 2018.
Alongside Ryan (keys, vocals) and Maggie, the other members include Roddy Puckett (bass, vocals), Austin Lewis (lead guitar), and Brandon Johnson (drums). They’re spending 2025 releasing a new single every month, culminating into a full-length album due out this fall.
“All I can hope is that folks can relate to each song in their own way & can feel every ounce of love that we put into them. There’s nothing more that I’d personally like to accomplish with our music than to share space for people to bask in.” – Mag

Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in. Children ages 12 and under are free. Pets are welcome for outdoor shows. Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar. Coolers, cups, and outside beverage are not permitted.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.

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Individually Twisted
2025-11-22 18:30
$20/$25
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From rock classics to blues and country twists, Individually Twisted brings decades of family harmony to the stage.
Doors open at 5:30pm
Show starts at 6:30pm
Food Truck: TBD
Indoor / Outdoor Performance (Weather Permitting)
Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.
We are located at 7709 Flat Iron Rd, Gloucester, VA 23061
Based out of Durham, NC, this local family band adds their own flavor to many rock classics and likes to shake things up with several country and blues songs as well. Alan and Kimmie Wilson have enjoyed performing together since the beginning of the 80’s. Several bands preceded Individually Twisted including Seph & the Sifters and Bobby Z & the Impalas. Son Jonathan Wilson is quite the gentle “Animal” on drums. Many know Jonathan from his past bands, Untold, Urban Soil and City Dirt Trio. He is currently in Persistent Itch. He has sat in with, to name a few, Rebecca Newton and Willie Painter at many of their shows. Daughter Jordan Garnett has been singing with the family band since she was old enough to hold a microphone. Keyboardist Kris Whitenack has been a Triangle keyboardist for several decades and plays with nearly everyone! Finally, Ronnie Reed on bass has played with Debbie Liske Band, DSF Earthcorp, to name a few.

Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in. Children ages 12 and under are free. Pets are welcome for outdoor shows. Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar. Coolers, cups, and outside beverage are not permitted.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.

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Furnace Mountain Band
2025-12-06 18:30
$20/$25
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Furnace Mountain Band is returning to Flat Iron for a second time to play American Appalachian Music both traditional and original.
Doors open at 5:30pm
Show starts at 6:30pm
Food Truck: TBD
Indoor / Outdoor Performance (Weather Permitting)
Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.
We are located at 7709 Flat Iron Rd, Gloucester, VA 23061
The region is situated between the Appalachian hills of West Virginia and the culturally diverse and ever-changing Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, and is known for producing musicians who transcend generic categories, deftly taking traditional music styles in new directions. Furnace Mountain Band, named for a mountain near where all the members grew up, consists of some of the most innovative and gifted musicians in Virginia.
Furnace Mountain consists of Aimee Curl on bass and vocals, Dave Van Deventer on fiddle and vocals, and Morgan Morrison on guitar, bouzouki, and vocals, Danny Knicely on mandolin and fiddle. The band creates music that is at times lively and raucous, with spirited fiddle melodies weaving in and around the powerful rhythms of the bass and bouzouki, and other times poignant and poetic, with sublime vocal harmonies beautifully interpreting some of the oldest songs ever written.
Furnace Mountain Band has performed throughout the world, from the Yangtze River in China to the banks of the Shenandoah River, where they are the host band of Watermelon Pickers’ Festival. Furnace Mountain Band plays music from the American Appalachian traditions, as well as original compositions, and songs penned by their favorite song writing friends.

Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in. Children ages 12 and under are free. Pets are welcome for outdoor shows. Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar. Coolers, cups, and outside beverage are not permitted.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.

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Holiday Blues-A-Palooza V
2025-12-13 18:30
$30/$55
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Holiday Blues-A-Palooza is coming back to Flat Iron Crossroads for a fifth season featuring Deanna Bogart, The Eric Scott Band, Jenny Langer, and Jonathan Sloane.
VIP Tickets: $55 | Include reserved table seating and a VIP holiday gift bag filled with fun items from the night’s artists.
General Admission Tickets: $30 | Include general floor access. Standing room and limited first come seating.
Doors open at 5:30pm
Show starts at 6:30pm
Food Truck: TBD
Indoor Performance
Address: 7709 Flat Iron Rd, Gloucester, VA 23061
About the artists:
DEANNA BOGART —————————————————–
With over 40 years of captivating audiences worldwide, Deanna Bogart has earned her place as a five-time Blues Music Award winner for Horn Instrumentalist of the Year, including her most recent win in 2023 and nominations in 2024 and 2025.
Known for her electrifying blend of blues, jazz, and boogie woogie, Deanna’s performances have lit up legendary venues like Blues Alley and Marians Jazzroom, alongside major festivals such as Tremblant International Blues Festival, Blues to Bop, and Rio Das Ostras Jazz and Blues Festival.

JENNY LANGER —————————————————–
Your annual Holiday Blues-A-Palooza Host! Jenny Langer is a 4x Wammie-winning powerhouse vocalist that casts with the soul of artists like Etta James and Aretha Franklin and the fire of a modern-day blues siren.
Langer called Washington DC home for 16 years and is now based in Nashville. She is the vocalist of The Boneshakers, Moonshine Society, and The Ron Holloway Band. She released Live To Be This with The Boneshakers in July, which hit Top 10 on the Billboard Blues Chart. Special guests included Bobby Rush, Charlie Musselwhite, Don Was, Coco Montoya, and more. Prior to that, she was inducted into the Virginia Blues Hall of Fame and won the 2020 Int’l Blues Challenge for Best Self-Produced Album.

ERIC SCOTT BAND —————————————————–
Washington, DC singer/songwriter and bassist Eric Scott has thus far had an interesting musical and life journey. As an artist and sideman, he has toured internationally, sharing the stage with B.B. King, Mavis Staples, Aaron Neville, PCO (Pino Paladino, Chris Potter), Roger Waters, and many more. He’s written, produced, and released 6 solo albums, and his music has been featured on ABC-TV, Showtime, Cinemax, The WIL, as well as several indie and major motion pictures. His singing voice has been featured in international and regional campaigns for H&M, NAT GEO, Ford, Chevy, Jeep, Chrysler, DC Lottery, and many more. He is also a 15-time Wammie winner.
The trio features Dan Leonard and Deren J Blessman.

JONATHAN SLOANE —————————————————–
Jonathan Sloane is a remarkable and incredibly versatile guitarist and songwriter who brings an impressive range of skill to the American music scene. Across the U.S., Jonathan has had the pleasure of working and sharing stages with names such as Amy Helm, Billy Strings, Butch Trucks, Daryl Davis, George Porter Jr., Greenksy Bluegrass, Ivan Neville, Jackie Green, Sonny Landreth, Tab Benoit, Samantha Fish, Phil Lesh, and more.
Fans have also come to know Sloane from writing and performing with Anders Osborne, appearing on the “Orpheus and the Mermaids” acoustic duo record and touring venues and festivals across the country.
With years of experience touring and recording with Baltimore’s renowned Cris Jacobs as well, Jonathan Sloane demonstrates an unwavering passion for music that knows no bounds.

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Please note: This event is known to sell out! Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in. Pets are welcome for outdoor shows. Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar. Coolers, cups, and outside beverage are not permitted.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.

$30/$55
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RECKONING - SOLD OUT
2026-02-14 19:00 - 21:00
SOLD OUT!!
RECKONING is a faithful acoustic performance of the Grateful Dead’s Reckoning album in its entirety. The RECKONING band features some of Virginia’s finest musicians: Louis Smith on vocals and guitar, Daniel Clarke on piano, Stewart Myers on bass, Dusty Ray Simmons on drums, Brian Jones on drums and percussion, and Willie Williams on guitar. Their collective resume is impressive, having recorded and/or toured with Kendall Street Company, Jason Mraz, KD Lang, The War On Drugs, Mandy Moore, Shawn Colvin, Liz Phair, Agents of Good Roots, Cris Jacobs Band, Karl Denson, DJ Williams, Dickey Betts’ Great Southern, Wayne Henderson, Lee Roy Parnell, and many more.Celebrate Love and Music.
Join us at Flat Iron Crossroads for this intimate and immersive performance.
Event date February 14, 2026
Ticket price $35
Doors open 6pm Show starts 7pm
Indoor Show
Food: Nuttall’s Store
Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar
Location: 7709 Flat Iron Road, Gloucester, VA 23061
Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in.
Coolers, cups, and outside beverages/food are not permitted.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.

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MARDI GRAS 2026 - SOLD OUT - Anthony Rosano & The Conqueroos and Siren City Horns
2026-02-21 18:30 - 21:30
New Orleans spirit is taking over Flat Iron Crossroads for our 5th Annual Mardi Gras Celebration! Anthony Rosano and The Conqueroos with the Siren City Horns will be there to bring their high energy Mardi Gras spirit to the stage on 2/21/26.
COSTUMES ENCOURAGED!!!
Show date February 21, 2026
Ticket Price $22/online $25/door
Doors open 5:30 pm Show starts 6:30 pm
Indoor Performance
Food Truck: Get Cheesy
Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar.
Location: 7709 Flat Iron Road, Gloucester, VA 23061
Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in. Coolers, cups, and outside beverages/food are not permitted. Children 12 and under free.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.

The Plate Scrapers
2026-02-28 18:30 - 21:30
$22/$25
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Born from the tradition of Bluegrass jams and potlucks, The Plate Scrapers have been putting in the work and showcasing their love for the genre since 2014. They have since released 4 studio albums, 3 live albums, and have toured relentlessly up and down the east coast and into the midwest. Their latest release Artifacts (2024) had multiple singles on the Airplay Direct bluegrass/folk charts as well as rave reviews from Bluegrass Today. Progressive Pickin’, Traditional Spirit is evident in their musical prowess and creative chemistry on stage, guaranteeing a unique and immersive experience each time.
February 28, 2026
Tickets: $22 online / $25 at the door
Doors: 5:30 pm Show: 6:30 pm
Indoor Show
Food Truck: Small Town Burger
Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar
Location: 7709 Flat Iron Road, Gloucester, VA 23061
Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in. Coolers, cups, and outside beverages/food are not permitted. Children 12 and under free.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.

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Carter Minor Blues Band - FREE SHOW
2026-03-14 18:30 - 19:30
FREE SHOW
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Carter Minor Band is a collaboration of four musicians with over a century and a half of experience playing Blues and other African American Music. The group is lead by the legendary lead vocalist and harmonica player Carter Minor, who has delighted audiences across the Southeast and much of the rest of the US for more than half a century playing Blues, R&B, Soul, Gospel, and Rock. Carter Minor (lead vocals, harmonica), Andy Kushner (guitar, vocals), Sam Obie (organ, vocals), Frank Brown (bass, vocals) and Lorry Taylor (drums, vocals).
Show Date March 14, 2026
Tickets: FREE SHOW
Doors open 5:30 pm Show starts 6:30 pm
Indoor show
Food available for purchase
Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar
Location: 7709 Flat Iron Road, Gloucester, VA 23061
Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in. Coolers, cups, and outside beverage. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.

Green Leaf Society
2026-03-21 18:30 - 21:30
$20/$25
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St. Patrick’s Day show, March 21, 2026, with the collaborative musical ensemble Green Leaf Society. The band was originally formed for a German tour in 2017 and has since grown into an outlet for many different musical adventures. This particular arrangement will feature founding member Derek Kretzer of The Plate Scrapers. It will also include the bassist of The Plate Scrapers Kevin Johnson and longtime musical comrades and Irish specialists Ben Denny and Will Spaulding of The Woodshedders.This will be a full Irish show celebrating St. Patrick’s day and the deep musical tradition of Ireland. You can expect to hear your favorite Irish pub sing alongs, songs by famous Irish bands such as the Pougues, The Dubliners Planxty and more. This will be their first performance at Flat Iron Crossroads and will surely be a fun night of music not to be missed.
Show date March 21, 2026
Ticket Price $20/online $25/door
Doors open 5:30pm Show starts 6:30pm
Indoor Show
Food available for purchase
Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar
Location: 7709 Flat Iron Road, Gloucester, VA 23061
Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in. Coolers, cups, and outside beverages/food are not permitted. Children 12 and under free.
Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.

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HazyShade Trio
2026-04-11 18:30 - 21:30
$20/$25
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The HazyShade Trio unites the musical forces of Kirsten “Haze” Hazler on acoustic guitar and vocals, John Dacey on upright bass and vocals, and Doug Austin on mandolin, fiddle, acoustic guitar, and backing vocals. Ignoring strict genre boundaries, they serve up an unconventional mix of original music and offbeat covers, ranging from raucous folk-punk to light-hearted acoustic pop, and from sassy alt-country to sultry swing. Influences include Alison Krauss & Robert Plant, Joni Mitchell, Eliza Gilkyson, Railroad Earth, and Poor Man’s Poison.
Show Date April 11, 2026
Tickets: $20/online $25/door
The first 40 tickets sold include a FREE copy of the band’s “Letters from Gilead” CD.
Doors open 5:30 pm Show starts 6:30 pm
Indoor show
Food available for purchase
Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar
Location: 7709 Flat Iron Road, Gloucester, VA 23061
Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in. Coolers, cups, and outside beverages/food are not permitted. Children 12 and under free. .Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.

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Goldpine
2026-04-18 18:30 - 21:30
$20/$25
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Bold + gold harmonies straight from Nashville. Winner of the Rocky Mountain Songwriter Contest and seen on NPR’s ‘Mountain Stage with Kathy Mattea’ and the KC Chiefs National Anthem, Goldpine’s brand of “aggressive Americana” is a flawless channel for their bold and reminiscent compositions. Husband and wife of 16 years, Goldpine has just released their third album, appropriately titled Three, which collects stories of sorrow, tested-love and space-trips. Mastered by Dave McNair (Shovels & Rope, Lauren Daigle), the album was captured from a mash of actual live performances on the road in 2024, showcasing the duo’s live energy as you would experience it straight from the stage.
Show Date April 18, 2026
Tickets: $20/online $25/door
Doors open 5:30 pm Show starts 6:30 pm
Indoor show
Food available for purchase
Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar
Location: 7709 Flat Iron Road, Gloucester, VA 23061
Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in. Coolers, cups, and outside beverages/food are not permitted. Children 12 and under free. .Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.

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Pressing Strings
2026-04-25 18:30 - 21:30
$20/$25
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Hailing from Annapolis, Maryland, Pressing Strings is a powerhouse trio–led by guitarist and vocalist Jordan Sokel–has earned a loyal following with their genre bending blend of blues, rock, and folk, wrapped in soul-stirring storytelling and toe tapping grooves. Their music resonates with the emotional grit of blues, the laid back swagger of folk, and the urgency of modern rock. Whether delivering heartfelt ballads or energetic anthems, Pressing Strings weaves lyrical introspection and high-caliber musicianship that feels both fresh and familiar. Sokel’s smokey voice and intricate guitar work is complimented masterfully by a star rhythm section. Held down tightly by drummer Justin Kruger–an energetic and charismatic performer whose style mirrors his outside the box personality and unique approach to the instrument, along with bassist Nick Welker–a solid and stoic figure who picks melodic lines and chordal voicings that makes the trio sound full and lush. All three members sing, adding harmonies reminiscent of southern California in the 70’s. Together they push the limits of what a trio can do and provide an immersive, feel-good vibe that hits the audience’s heart as hard as it does the ears.
Show Date April 25, 2026
Tickets: $20/online $25/door
Doors open 5:30 pm Show starts 6:30 pm
Indoor show
Food available for purchase
Wine, beer, and soft drinks are available at the FIX Bar
Location: 7709 Flat Iron Road, Gloucester, VA 23061
Please note: Physical tickets are not distributed. Your name will be on our guest list at check-in. Coolers, cups, and outside beverages/food are not permitted. Children 12 and under free. .Flat Iron Crossroads is a 501(c)3 non-profit performing arts center. Our team is 100% volunteer based, join us! To reach us message on Facebook.

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