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MAX GOMEZ

Max Gomez was born and raised in Taos, New Mexico, where he fell under the influence of country and blues singer-songwriters at an early age. After becoming a fixture in the New Mexico music scene, Gomez left home to pursue a broader horizon. His debut album, Rule the World (New West Records), earned critical acclaim and launched a touring career that has taken him coast to coast across the U.S., into Canada, and throughout Western Europe.

In August of last year, Gomez released Memory Mountain, produced by Mark Howard. The album debuted at #1 on the Alt-Country Radio Chart, further solidifying his reputation for timeless, resonant songwriting. His interim EP, Me and Joe, featuring the now-beloved track “Make It Me,” has surpassed five million streams on Spotify alone. Praised by Rolling Stone and No Depression as an emerging voice in Americana, Memory Mountain affirms that distinction with depth and charm.

Over the years, Gomez has shared the stage with artists across genres, including James McMurtry, Buddy Miller, John Hiatt, Patty Griffin, Tommy James & The Shondells, Jeff Beck, and Johnny Depp. Judging by the company he keeps—and the work he continues to create—Max Gomez remains one of Americana’s most compelling and authentic voices.


REDD & THE PAPER FLOWERS

Redd & The Paper Flowers’s origin begins in 2021 when Redd Daugherty met Gavin Gregg at Carolina Ale House in Knoxville, TN. Former bassist, Will Ross, invited Gavin to play a set, and since then, Redd and Gavin have been inseparable. 

Katie Adams and Colleen d’Alelio were first introduced to Redd and Gavin at the Open Chord Open Mic in Knoxville, TN, as they were building community in a new city. They completed their bachelors at Ithaca University and moved to Knoxville during Katie’s master’s degree completion at The University of Tennessee.

The group hit a rough patch in February of 2023 after the tragic murder of Redd’s dear friend, Jason Cooper, by his roommate. Coop left Rush’s Music, a local band instrument rental store that services 90 schools and roughly 3,000 students, to Redd without her knowledge. Redd began working at Rush’s in 2011 through her bachelor’s and master’s degrees before ultimately quitting to teach high school English at L&N STEM Academy–a local, public magnet school in Knoxville. It was at Rush’s Music where she met and befriended Coop, and they remained dear friends until his untimely death.

Their debut album, Appalachian Bell Jar, which they began tracking in January of 2023, was put on hold–as well as touring–until Redd could address the needs of Rush’s Music and the greater, Knoxville music community, which relied on Rush’s.

Members Katie and Gavin were able to quit their previous jobs to help at the music store. Redd credits Katie, Colleen, and Gavin for giving her direction, meaning, and purpose during an intense time of grief and overwhelm, and they credit this tragedy in strengthening their bond as a band and group of best friends.

After so much change and loss, it became very clear to the band that each other and their music was the most important priority.

MAX GOMEZ

Max Gomez was born and raised in Taos, New Mexico, where he fell under the influence of country and blues singer-songwriters at an early age. After becoming a fixture in the New Mexico music scene, Gomez left home to pursue a broader horizon. His debut album, Rule the World (New West Records), earned critical acclaim and launched a touring career that has taken him coast to coast across the U.S., into Canada, and throughout Western Europe.

In August of last year, Gomez released Memory Mountain, produced by Mark Howard. The album debuted at #1 on the Alt-Country Radio Chart, further solidifying his reputation for timeless, resonant songwriting. His interim EP, Me and Joe, featuring the now-beloved track “Make It Me,” has surpassed five million streams on Spotify alone. Praised by Rolling Stone and No Depression as an emerging voice in Americana, Memory Mountain affirms that distinction with depth and charm.

Over the years, Gomez has shared the stage with artists across genres, including James McMurtry, Buddy Miller, John Hiatt, Patty Griffin, Tommy James & The Shondells, Jeff Beck, and Johnny Depp. Judging by the company he keeps—and the work he continues to create—Max Gomez remains one of Americana’s most compelling and authentic voices.


REDD & THE PAPER FLOWERS

Redd & The Paper Flowers’s origin begins in 2021 when Redd Daugherty met Gavin Gregg at Carolina Ale House in Knoxville, TN. Former bassist, Will Ross, invited Gavin to play a set, and since then, Redd and Gavin have been inseparable. 

Katie Adams and Colleen d’Alelio were first introduced to Redd and Gavin at the Open Chord Open Mic in Knoxville, TN, as they were building community in a new city. They completed their bachelors at Ithaca University and moved to Knoxville during Katie’s master’s degree completion at The University of Tennessee.

The group hit a rough patch in February of 2023 after the tragic murder of Redd’s dear friend, Jason Cooper, by his roommate. Coop left Rush’s Music, a local band instrument rental store that services 90 schools and roughly 3,000 students, to Redd without her knowledge. Redd began working at Rush’s in 2011 through her bachelor’s and master’s degrees before ultimately quitting to teach high school English at L&N STEM Academy–a local, public magnet school in Knoxville. It was at Rush’s Music where she met and befriended Coop, and they remained dear friends until his untimely death.

Their debut album, Appalachian Bell Jar, which they began tracking in January of 2023, was put on hold–as well as touring–until Redd could address the needs of Rush’s Music and the greater, Knoxville music community, which relied on Rush’s.

Members Katie and Gavin were able to quit their previous jobs to help at the music store. Redd credits Katie, Colleen, and Gavin for giving her direction, meaning, and purpose during an intense time of grief and overwhelm, and they credit this tragedy in strengthening their bond as a band and group of best friends.

After so much change and loss, it became very clear to the band that each other and their music was the most important priority.

More about Eddie Owen Presents: Red Clay Music Foundry
Duluth, Georgia – Eddie Owen Presents is the songwriter’s best friend. It is a music venue, music school, and a home away from home for a performing songwriter and their fans. We are based in Duluth, Georgia at Red Clay Music Foundry – a 260-seat listening room that hosts the most talented musicians on the planet.
When & Where
Dec 10, 2026, 8:00pm to 10:30pm Timezone: EST
$25.00


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