Kody Norris Show entertains Breck audience with high-energy bluegrass, traditional gospel music
The Kody Norris Show, a bluegrass band from Mountain City, Tennessee, brought their high-energy bluegrass music and traditional county gospel songs to Breckenridge’s National Theatre on Tuesday night.
During the first half of the show, the band, which at Tuesday night’s concert included Kody Norris on guitar, his wife Mary Rachel Nalley on fiddle, Josiah Tyree on banjo, and Robert Montgomery on bass, performed traditional bluegrass songs, along with some of their original songs.
Following a short intermission during which the band mingled with members of the audience in the lobby of the theater, they returned to the stage and performed a selection of gospel songs, including some of their own.
The band will travel on to San Angelo for a festival on April 12-13. The concert was presented free for the community by the Word of Life Ministries and their sponsors.
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Kody Norris Show banjo player Josiah Tyree (center) and bass player Robert Montgomery talk with audience members in the lobby of the National Theatre during an intermission in the show. (Photo by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan)
Story by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan
Cutline, top photo: The Kody Norris Show performed a concert for the Breckenridge community on Tuesday night. The show was presented for free by Word of Life Ministries and their sponsors. (Photo by Tony Pilkington/Breckenridge Texan)
Editor’s note: This story was updated to include the correct name of the bass player in the Breckenridge concert. The Breckenridge Texan regrets that he was misidentified in the original version of this story. The band’s regular bass player is on a leave of absence.
