Saint Claude Serenaders New Orleans, Louisiana
The Serenaders were born after Hurricane Katrina in a bluegrass picking session inside an 8th Ward barroom. Led by Flory’s lap-steel sound, and the tight fingerwork of guitarists Geoff Coats and Mike Kerwin, the Serenaders create a unique, toe-tapping sound that’s part country, part Americana and roots—with a distinct Louisiana flavor, born of Flory’s native New Iberia. ... more
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