Enjoy a live concert with Ever More Nest and Wiley Gaby on Wednesday, October 29 at 7:30pm at NUNU Art & Culture Collective in Arnaudville. Rooted in Southern musical traditions and infused with confessional 90s angst, the music of New Orleans Americana artist Ever More Nest can likewise lull you to dream and rock you right off a front porch. A native of North Louisiana, Ever More Nest’s Kelcy Wilburn (“Kelcy Mae”) was equally influenced by the gospel, country, and blues of her Bible Belt hometown as she was by the emotional rawness of the artists that consumed her generation: The Cranberries, Counting Crows, Tori Amos, Radiohead, et
al. At 18, she moved to New Orleans, where open-mindedness and acceptance gave her the freedom to be herself and to find her voice. Her single “What’s Gone is Gone” reached #1 on the RMR Contemporary Folk Songs Chart. Listen at evermorenest.com.

Wiley Gaby is a queer country/folk singer-songwriter based in Brooklyn, NY. With a small-town upbringing in northern Florida, Gaby infuses classic country influences and rural roots with the collisions and stumbles of life in “the big city.” His sincere songwriting packs a punch and his emotional tenor voice brings balladeer vulnerability and melodrama to his music, as NPR Music notes, "swelling into high notes
and emoting with sly finesse. wileygaby.com

Doors open at 6pm and tickets are $20. Complementary drinks, and beans and rice will be available—donations and tips accepted and appreciated

To schedule an interview with the artist or NUNU staff: please contact Gene Paquette (gene@powellschicago.com).

NUNU Arts and Culture Collective, located at 1510 Bayou Courtableau Hwy, Arnaudville LA 70512, is a non-profit, all-volunteer exhibit and performance space dedicated to promoting the diverse visual,
literary, and musical culture of Southwest Louisiana. It is open to the public 10am-2pm Wednesday-Sunday, as well as by appointment and for special events. Website: nunucollective.org