Come welcome folk music singer songwriter Abigail Dowd and her husband and bass player Jason Duff to the Hell on Horsecreek taproom. Abigail plays and sings guitar-driven introspective 1970’s folk rooted in blues and roots rock ’n’ roll.

So come on back to the taproom, grab a rocking chair of a stool, put a jar’o’cheer in your paw and give Abigail a great Madison welcome.

Abigail Dowd is a singer/songwriter/guitarist known for her storytelling and command of an audience. She has been touted as one of the Piedmont’s most original voices and “a writer of the highest caliber” (All Scene Eye). Her soulful voice and unique classical guitar style combined with the edgy bass of Jason Duff caught the attention of Acoustic Guitar Magazine, which described their latest album Not What I Seem as having “the guitar-driven introspective folk of the 1970s [as] a touchstone, but so are blues and roots rock ’n’ roll…Here, Dowd steps outside her own experiences to inhabit characters, and catapults past the personal to the universal.” Now back home, the Greensboro-based duo are currently working on their third album, this time with Grammy nominated mixer/producer/engineer Jason Richmond (Steep Canyon Rangers, Don Flemons).