Both Eric and Thomm have spent decades inside the world of American roots, folk, and Americana music, writing, recording, producing, touring, and working alongside some of the most respected names in the business.

Eric Brace built his reputation as the longtime leader of acclaimed roots-rock band Last Train Home before making Nashville home. Thomm Jutz came to Music City from Germany and became a trusted guitarist, producer, and songwriter, working with artists including Nanci Griffith, Mary Gauthier, David Olney, and Kim Richey.

Together, they make music that feels thoughtful, lived-in, and true — songs about friendship, beauty, creativity, love, memory, and the complicated world around us.

Their album Simple Motion reached #1 on the Folk DJ chart, and their newest record, Circle and Square, continues that beautiful conversation between two remarkable songwriters.

What makes this show special is the room.

The Velvet Room gives you the chance to hear artists like Eric and Thomm the way this music was meant to be heard — close, quiet, personal, and without a wall between the songwriter and the listener.

Two guitars. Two voices. The stories behind the songs.

And a little mountain town getting the kind of night you might normally have to drive all the way to Nashville to find.

That is exactly what Wayfarer was built for.