Laurelyn Dossett (full band and video shoot) w/ William Matheny
Laurelyn is wrapping up her residency at the Flat Iron and this one is going to be one that you can’t miss! Full band, video shoot, with a special opening set by William Matheny! William Matheny “Cerebral alt. country from an unusually versatile singer.” -Rolling Stone “Literary rock’n’roller William Matheny has a knack for spinning stories about roach-infested apartments and social anxiety into indie gold.” -NPR’s Weekend Edition “One of independent country music’s most exciting emerging performers.” -American Songwriter
Laurelyn Dossett – Going To Town Series
Every Wednesday evening from January 14th til April 29th Laurelyn Dossett will be the flat for a unique performance in whatever format she chooses for the evening!
Laurelyn Dossett – Going To Town Series
Every Wednesday evening from January 14th til April 29th Laurelyn Dossett will be the flat for a unique performance in whatever format she chooses for the evening!
Laurelyn Dossett – Going To Town Series
Every Wednesday evening from January 14th til April 29th Laurelyn Dossett will be the flat for a unique performance in whatever format she chooses for the evening!
Laurelyn Dossett – Going To Town Series
Every Wednesday evening from January 14th til April 29th Laurelyn Dossett will be the flat for a unique performance in whatever format she chooses for the evening!
Laurelyn Dossett & Bet Williams
Every Wednesday evening from January 14th til April 29th Laurelyn Dossett will be the flat for a unique performance in whatever format she chooses for the evening!
Abigail Dowd + Possum Jenkins
Possum Jenkins like you’ve never seen them before! In the round with Dave Willis, Jared Church, Nathan Turner, Dave Brewer, and Brent Buckner, collectively known as Possum Jenkins. “Born in Boone, raised in Winston,” as the Possum story goes, the “Carolinacana” roots band traces their roots back to early 00s collegiate days in high country–fun fact: their band name is rooted in reference to the fictional group Love Below from Outkast’s “Hey Ya!” video (the bassist’s name, specifically). Abigail Dowd Our fearless host who still enjoys music most when it’s embedded in real life, sitting around a fire or every third Tuesday night at the Flat Iron. Each month Abigail invites musician friends to fall into space with her and the audience for what she describes as an evening in her adopted living room. They collaborate, share new songs, play old favorites, make things up, make you cry, make you laugh and most of all make you glad you came
Abigail Dowd, Josh King, and Nathan James Hall
Josh King – is an American singer-songwriter from Greensboro, North Carolina, best known as the frontman of the indie-rock band House of Fools. After earning attention with the band’s melodic, harmony-rich rock, King launched his solo career with Into the Blue in 2018, a reflective blend of Americana and roots-rock. He continued to evolve his sound with The Shed (2020), a raw, home-recorded album born during the pandemic, and Feel Good (2021), a bright, melodic indie-pop/rock collection. Alongside his recording work, King remains an active force in the Greensboro music community and co-owns The Flat Iron, a venue supporting both local and touring artists. Nate Hall – Nathan James Hall is a North Carolina–born singer-songwriter known for his gritty voice, poetic storytelling, and raw Americana sound. Before launching his solo work, Hall toured nationally with the acclaimed band Old Heavy Hands, earning praise for his emotional intensity and blue-collar songwriting. His debut solo EP, Midnight, introduced a darker, more intimate sound—blending folk, rock, and haunted southern soul. Hall’s first full-length album is set to arrive in early 2026 on Moths Record Co, expanding his sonic range with cinematic arrangements and unflinching honesty. Whether on stage or on record, Hall delivers songs that feel lived-in, heavy with heart, and rooted in the American experience.
CANCELLED: Spencer Lajoye
Spencer LaJoye (luh-JOY) is a coast-to-coast singer/songwriter from the Midwest making queer indie folk music for everyone. The 2021 Kerrville Songwriting Competition winner and 2024 Songwriter Serenade winner spins crystalline vocals through a loop pedal while strumming an acoustic guitar in charming, banter-heavy performances that keep audiences laughing one moment and weeping the next.
Abigail Dowd w/ Barry Gray and Carrie Morgan
Barry Gray – Barry Gray’s family band, Graymatter, is a Triad and Triangle, NC favorite, performing 60s and 70s covers in four-part harmony. Barry is also a member of the Wes Collins band (among other distinctions, Wes is a winner of Kerrville’s prestigious Grassy Hills New Folk Competition for Emerging Songwriters). In 2018, Barry was awarded a North Carolina Arts Council Artist Fellowship in Songwriting, which led him to record his debut album, Footsteps. https://barryandisabel.com Carrie Morgan – Carrie Morgan was born in northeastern North Carolina, where, with beauty and blues all around, a girl can’t help but write. And then she picked up a guitar. One thing led to another and, having studied songwriting in Nashville and then classical and jazz voice in Chicago before settling in Greensboro, she has been writing songs for over two decades about finding home, love and *herself* in a world full of wonder and loss, and using every genre at her disposal to express it. She’s settled mostly into a folksy singer-songwriter path, but you’ll easily find blues, jazz and country influences between the lines. https://www.carriemorganmusic.com Abigail Dowd Our fearless host who still enjoys music most when it’s embedded in real life, sitting around a fire, singing harmonies around an old family piano, or every third Tuesday night at the Flat Iron. Each month Abigail invites musician friends to fall into space with her and the audience for what she describes as an evening in her adopted living room. They collaborate, share new songs, play old favorites, make things up, make you cry, make you laugh and most of all make you glad you came.