Drake White and The Big Fire LIVE in Concert at Moonshine Flats

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Drake White

To listen to Drake White's music is to fully experience the soul and rhythm of his upbringing in the Appalachian foothills of Northeastern Alabama. The undeniable sound of his soulful voice has whipped concert audiences across the country into a frenzy as Drake and his band, The Big Fire, raise the roof and summon spirits to life onstage. It's equal parts Baptist tent revival and amped-up southern rock festival. As you watch Drake crank the energy level up higher and higher throughout the night, you feel as if you'd walked in on a live gospel album backed up by all-stars from The Allman Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd. Of course those acts hit musical pay dirt recording in Muscle Shoals, Alabama in the late '60s and '70s, a little over two hours west of Drake's tiny hometown of Hokes Bluff. The same fire that drives Drake to pour his entire being in to those performances also demands that he continue exploring and refining that country soul sound. It's all captured in the line, "Trying to stay lost in the moment while we know it's flying past/We're just getting started/It's gonna be a long, long run." "I do this because it makes me happy," Drake explains. "I have a great life. I have a great band, and we're going to be doing this the rest of our lives. I feel it."