Parker Barrow takes Tampa ‘Back to Birmingham’ this weekend

The country group sounds more like Margo Price than Tanya Tucker.

Parker Barrow, which plays New World Brewery in Tampa, Florida on June 22, 2024. - Photo via parkerbarrowproject/Facebook
Photo via parkerbarrowproject/Facebook
Parker Barrow, which plays New World Brewery in Tampa, Florida on June 22, 2024.
Parker Barrow's debut album—last year's Jukebox Gypsies—is listed under the country music genre, when in actuality, it should be under the Americana umbrella, sounding more like a Margo Price record than a Tanya Tucker one.

On "Back to Birmingham," lead singer Megan Kane sentimentally admits that making her family proud means that she has to be away from them, while also blending a "Roll Tide" reference in, and "Long Black Train" alludes to an impending breakdown of some sort.

In short, if Lana Del Rey continues to have acts like Nikki Lane open for her, don't be too surprised if the "blues-infused Southern rock and roll" quartet's next Tampa gig (following this one, to be opened by The Ben Rogers Band) is on a bigger stage.

Tickets to see Parker Barrow play the music hall at New World Brewery in Tampa on Saturday, June 22 are still available and start at $10.
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Josh Bradley

Josh Bradley is Creative Loafing Tampa's resident live music freak. He started freelancing with the paper in 2020 at the age of 18, and has since covered, announced, and previewed numerous live shows in Tampa Bay. Check the music section in print and online every week for the latest in local live music.
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