June 11th, 2022 5:00 PM
Cedar Fest
We will be sharing the stage with some amazing talent, June 11th, hope to see you there.
The fun starts at 4:00 PM Torn Rhythms (Classic Rock and Originals) followed by Carson Peters, (Bluegrass) Crawford and Power, (Country) and Parmalee (Country)
The event stage will be near the monument in downtown Lebanon, near the middle school,
Parking areas will be marked and shuttles will be provided to get you to the stage.
July 16th, 2022 7:00 PM
July 16th, 2022
People who enjoy outdoor concerts will really love The Big Glades venue in downtown Wise, VA.! The Town of Wise hosts one of the regions best music festival, with entertainment ranging from Southern Rock, Rhythm and Blues, and everything in between. Click the Pic for more information, Hope to see you all there.
Musical Shape Shifters
Torn Rhythms Project is an indie rock act based in Southwest Virginia, and is available for "Live Performances" at your venue, festival, fair or club
"TORN RHYTHMS" is an honest music experience all about putting out true stories that most of us can relate to.
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”Songwriter Chuck Gillispie (Vocals, Guitars) started the “Torn Rhythms Project” in 2017 when he teamed up with long time band mate Tom Hale (Singer, Songwriter & Keyboards) and on May 25th of that year “Cry” was released. In late 2019 Chuck and Tom started writing and recording in preparation for the 2020 "Festival Season," that was unfortunately canceled due to the Covid Pandemic.
The "Torn Rhythms Project,"
Combines "Classic Rock" with Original music that has a honest "blue collar" sound, that will remind you of "Tom Petty," "Rolling Stones," early "Bob Dylan," "The Byrds," as well as many other artist of the 60's/ 70's Era, with a modern feel and excitement.
Born of One-Nighters
Starting out, the idea of living the road band life was the last thing on our minds. After we did all the local gigs, we realized the only way for us to evolve as a band was to hit the road. Over the next five years, we logged thousands of gigs — with the occasional festival appearance — in cities across the country. Our time on the road proved crucial in shaping our sound.
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