The Davisson Brothers Band New Year's Celebration
The Davisson Brothers Band, hailed as Rolling Stone Country “10 New Country Artists You Need to Know,” boast musical foundations that are classic, obvious and etched in stone.
Singer Donnie Davisson commands attention with his working-class, Van Zant-like vibe, and the rest of the band – guitar player extraordinaire Chris Davisson and including drummer Aaron Regester – gives body to a punchy throw-down sound with echoes of the Marshall Tucker Band, Skynyrd, Bon Jovi, ZZ Top, Neil Young and 38 Special. The sonics are based in old-school rock ‘n’ roll, while the messages support all-American fundamentals: family, self-determination and satisfaction in a job well done.
The Davisson Brothers Band have emerged as a regular component on the festival circuit including a performance at CMC Rocks the Hunter Festival in Australia that underscored their bona fide hit Down Under with “Po’ Boyz.” Their album Fighter, recorded with ace producer Keith Stegall (Alan Jackson, Zac Brown Band), represents their show well. Donnie sings with ferocity, and the instrumental parts – from Chris’ convincing solos to Regester’s powerful backbeats – are delivered with sinewy directness.
Opening for these hometown boys is Ben Chapman, a Nashville-based artist/songwriter who has garnered early attention for his soulful voice and country-blues guitar playing. He is heavily influenced by the sounds of the 70’s, pairing groove-driven music of bands like the Allman Brothers with compelling, pithy lyrics akin to those of Guy Clark and Roger Miller, cooking up a tasty serving of country jam band ear candy.
Following Ben Chapman is Paul McDonald. Paul McDonald’s voice is immediately recognizable and impossible to ignore. Often compared to legends like Mic Jagger and Bob Dylan, the poetic story-driven narratives and deeply catchy hooks in his music are delivered by a raspy yet refined voice reminiscent of another era yet that demands to be heard right now.
Singer Donnie Davisson commands attention with his working-class, Van Zant-like vibe, and the rest of the band – guitar player extraordinaire Chris Davisson and including drummer Aaron Regester – gives body to a punchy throw-down sound with echoes of the Marshall Tucker Band, Skynyrd, Bon Jovi, ZZ Top, Neil Young and 38 Special. The sonics are based in old-school rock ‘n’ roll, while the messages support all-American fundamentals: family, self-determination and satisfaction in a job well done.
The Davisson Brothers Band have emerged as a regular component on the festival circuit including a performance at CMC Rocks the Hunter Festival in Australia that underscored their bona fide hit Down Under with “Po’ Boyz.” Their album Fighter, recorded with ace producer Keith Stegall (Alan Jackson, Zac Brown Band), represents their show well. Donnie sings with ferocity, and the instrumental parts – from Chris’ convincing solos to Regester’s powerful backbeats – are delivered with sinewy directness.
Opening for these hometown boys is Ben Chapman, a Nashville-based artist/songwriter who has garnered early attention for his soulful voice and country-blues guitar playing. He is heavily influenced by the sounds of the 70’s, pairing groove-driven music of bands like the Allman Brothers with compelling, pithy lyrics akin to those of Guy Clark and Roger Miller, cooking up a tasty serving of country jam band ear candy.
Following Ben Chapman is Paul McDonald. Paul McDonald’s voice is immediately recognizable and impossible to ignore. Often compared to legends like Mic Jagger and Bob Dylan, the poetic story-driven narratives and deeply catchy hooks in his music are delivered by a raspy yet refined voice reminiscent of another era yet that demands to be heard right now.
Clarksburg’s hometown boys are coming home to get everyone ready to ring in the new year at the Robinson Grand with The Davisson Brothers Band New Year’s Celebration! Hailed as Rolling Stone Country “10 New Country Artists You Need to Know,” the Davisson Brothers boast musical foundations that are classic, obvious and etched in stone. Joining the guys are singer/songwriters, Ben Chapman and Paul McDonald for a night full of music and good times!
Ticket Scaling:
Tier 1 - $59
Tier 2 - $45
Tier 3 - $29
Doors open at 7:00pm
Show starts at 8:00pm
Concessions, refreshments, and bar service
will be available on site.
Pandemic Restrictions: Masks required unless activiely eating/drinking.
Featuring Openers: Ben Chapman & Paul McDonald
Paul McDonald (https://www.thepaulmcdonald.com/)
Tier 1 - $59
Tier 2 - $45
Tier 3 - $29
Doors open at 7:00pm
Show starts at 8:00pm
Concessions, refreshments, and bar service
will be available on site.
Pandemic Restrictions: Masks required unless activiely eating/drinking.
Featuring Openers: Ben Chapman & Paul McDonald
Paul McDonald (https://www.thepaulmcdonald.com/)