Buddy Mac Leads Bellingham's Old-School Country Revival
Musician and ventriloquist Buddy Mac is set to play a Halloween show at Arcadian Public House, potentially leading a revival of classic cowboy country music.
Buddy Mac, stage name of Brady McAtee, grew up in Montana surrounded by his great-grandfather's collection of over 10,000 old country and bluegrass LPs, fostering a love for the music and cowboy aesthetic.
After performing solo or with collaborators, McAtee teamed up with Jan Peters on harmonica, assembling the Ten-Gallon Troubadours, a high-powered crew of local musicians.
Any musical moment from history is subject to revival at any time.
With their unique sound, Buddy Mac and the Ten-Gallon Troubadours are poised to lead the charge in a potential classic cowboy country music revival.
Author's summary: Buddy Mac leads Bellingham's country revival.
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