Help name future Eddie Owen Presents acts in Duluth

Eddie Owen Presents is a music venue, music school, and home away from home for performing songwriters and their fans. Based at the Red Clay Music Foundry, 3116 Main St. in Duluth, EOP hosts some of the most talented emerging talent in the world. The venue seats 260 with extraordinary acoustic sound.

According to EOP’s website, “Founder Eddie Owen likes to say, ‘Life is in the song,’ and he has a particular talent for spotting emerging artists. (After all, he helped John Mayer, the Indigo Girls and Sugarland get their start). His rapport with the grassroots music scene and credibility in the industry is unmatched.”

The lower level of the Red Clay Music Foundry hosts the Gwinnett School of Music with their private music lessons. EOP adds to that with group and ensemble classroom instruction and workshops.

The community is invited to help EOP select upcoming shows by sharing their preferences through a survey at www.tinyurl.com/EOPRedClaySurvey. More about EOP: www.eddieowenpresents.com.

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