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Greer Company to perform at Macedonia Nov. 29

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Source: Phelps County Focus

Greer Company, a lMissouri-based family band of bluegrass musicians, will perform a concert at 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 29, at Macedonia Baptist Church, 15524 County Road 2110, north of Rolla. It will be “a night of Christmas music,” according to a news release from Macedonia church. Greer Company’s website describes the band as “a family of six with a shared love for music, ministry, and doing life together. What began simply as making music as a family has grown into something we feel incredibly blessed to share with churches, communities, and audiences wherever the road takes us. The band is composed of dad Tate and mom Kelsi, and the children, from oldest to youngest: Kana, Kora, Kimber and Kennedi. “Tate has more than 25 years of experience on banjo and guitar, bringing everything from driving bluegrass to country, rock, and worship into the Greer Company sound,” the band’s website notes.

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