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Friday Night Folk: BanjoFest

Valerie June headlined a special in-the-round show on Friday, January 27, at 8 p.m. in Ann Arbor's Ark Ford Listening Room, joined by women artists Thao, Yasmin Williams, and Michigan's own Rachael Davis. A night focused on banjo-driven folk music.

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On January 27, 2023, BanjoFest featured Valerie June leading the bill in Ann Arbor’s Ark Ford Listening Room, showcasing a carefully curated lineup of female banjo players including Thao, Yasmin Williams, and local Michigan artist Rachael Davis. The in-the-round format brought an intimate vibe, highlighting the shared talents of these artists. Tickets ranged from $45 to $250 across various access levels.

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