Drive-By Truckers – Asheville, NC 01/31/2009 [zip file] This has been a great 12 months for the Drive–By Truckers. The band beat the odds after losing one of their key
During my stay at the Southern Girls Rock’n’Roll Camp I had the opportunity to sit down and chat with the ladies of Tennessee’s own Those Darlins. The band’s roots run deep with the camp – Kelly Darlin founded it in 2003, Jessi was an original SGRRC participant that year and Nikki came along soon after and the rest as they say is herstory.
[Photo by Jennifer Kirk]
The band who’s self-titled album
Jennifer Kirk: What was your favorite gig of the last tour?
Those Darlins: Minneapolis and Chicago. It was our third time playing in Chicago and that’s a great city to play. We also just played the SGGRC on Monday and it was really fun to see all the girls dancing on stage. The New York City gigs we’re good too. We played with John Spencer’s new project Heavy Trash one night and that was a great experience.
READ ON for more of Jen’s chat with Those Darlins…
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