Eryn Eubanks & The Family Fold of Augusta, Georgia
perform bluegrass, gospel, classic country, celtic, folk and old-time music.
At 21, Eryn sings, composes songs, and plays numerous instruments that include: mandolin, resonator (slide) mandolin, acoustic guitar, resonator guitar, electric guitar, mountain dulcimer, dobro, banjo, lap steel guitar, upright bass, electric bass, bouzouki, fiddle, autoharp, and ukulele.
Members of The Family Fold are Eryn’s father, Patrick Eubanks, playing various
percussion and old-time instruments such as spoons, washboards, and wooden boxes; and Eryn’s mother, Ricie Eubanks, singing harmony vocals and playing upright bass, penny whistle, and flute. Jim Jewell and Mike Merritt (guitar and vocals) are regular members of the backing band.
Eryn was voted “Augusta’s Favorite Female Musician” in 2004, 2005, and 2007; and “Augusta’s Favorite Misc. Instrumentalist” in 2007 in an area wide balloting by the Lokal Loudness music organization. Readers of the Augusta Magazine awarded Eryn as “Best Female Vocalist” and “Best Performing Artist” in 2004.
Eryn Eubanks & The Family Fold were voted “Best Local Christian/Gospel Band” in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009 in Augusta Magazine’s “Best Of Augusta Contest.” They were also named “Metro’s Best Country Act” in 2007; and "Metro's Best Gospel Act" in 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009 by the readers of the Metro Spirit.
At the age of 16, Eryn was set forth into the ministry, and became a licensed minister. The Family Fold are very involved in ministry work.
Eryn Eubanks & The Family Fold have been performing around the Augusta, GA area for several years, as well as taking the stage at music festivals in Atlanta, GA and Casper, WY. They also play at private parties, coffeehouses, and various churches. For their full schedule, visit their website at eryneubanks.com.
In 2008, the first Eryn Eubanks & The Family Fold Music Festival was held with over 1000 people attending from the Southeast region. All proceeds benefited Lynndale, Inc., an organization that helps those with developmental disabilities. Plan to attend the 3rd Annual Eryn Eubanks & The Family Fold Music Festival on Saturday, June 26th, 2010 at Lake Olmstead (2200 Broad St. Augusta, GA 30904).
You can watch Eryn Eubanks & The Family Fold’s TV Show every Tuesday night at 7:00 P.M. on Comcast channel 103; Knology, Charter, or Atlantic channel 96; and Over-The-Air WBEK channel 16. You can also tune in to The Family Fold’s TV Show on Comcast’s “On-Demand.”
On Saturdays from 4:00 to 6:00 P.M., Eryn Eubanks & The Family Fold host The Acoustic Coffeehouse (located at Bible Deliverance Temple's Fellowship Hall, corner of Eve & Fenwick St. in Augusta, GA). Bring your acoustic stringed instrument to join the jam at the end of The Family Fold’s concert.
Be a part of what Eryn Eubanks & The Family Fold are doing! If you’d like to help their ministry, you can. Write to them at P.O. Box 12652 Augusta, GA 30914; or visit their website at eryneubanks.com.
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Hi there! Sorta scheduled up til after 11/14 (playing at a place called Purvis Community Ctr in McD cy) but will check out the jam after! Thanks for the info/invite! Continued blessings to y'all!
hey Eryn, sorry I missed the festival this year, talked to patrick and had planned on coming out to do some gospel magic and balloon animals but I threw out my back the day before the event and wasn't able to stand for any lenghth of time. Hope to see you at the coffee house at the church again soon.
Hey, Eryn! The festival was amazing- I hope that everyone had as good a time as I did! Thanks to you, Ricie and Patrick for all the hard work- it certainly paid off in a big way. It was an honor to be included in the line-up with such great musicians as yourself and all the rest. Do we really have to wait another year to do it again?!?
we enjoyed ur party and we also hope to see yall soon! That thing i sent u on the comment was supposed to be a balloon!it looked like one until i sent it, it turned out to look like a tree! God Bless yall!
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