Cassandra Lewis/Christopher Worth/David Jacobs-Strain

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SUNSET CHALET PRESENTS...

The Sunset Series DEBUT CONCERT with Cassandra Lewis, Christopher Worth & David Jacobs-Strain!

Come through for our first concert on the sunset porch with some incredible west coast singer/songwriters :). Our backyard is cozy and ready for you to listen to some lovely music while looking over the backdrop to the West Bay. BYOB, a warm jacket, and a blanket to sit on in the grass. Attendance is capped at 75 for this evening so RSVP soon to secure your spot :)

Doors 7:30pm
Music 8pm
$20-$30 sliding at the door

CASSANDRA LEWIS
Portland based singer/songwriter Cassandra Lewis brings a cosmic blend of classic country, Americana and psychedelic soul. She’ll call you into her journey of self discovery, addiction, love affairs, and a fever dream of in-betweens. Think Dolly Parton, Etta James, and Jeff Buckley at Woodstock 69’, then sprinkle it with something otherworldly. Her massive voice, real talk, and wild storyteller’s wit will leave you feeling raw and reeling in the dreamiest way.”

CHRISTOPHER WORTH & DAVID JACOBS-STRAIN
"Oregon based singer-songwriters join forces in a powerfully dynamic acoustic duo with roots in delta blues, melodic folk, and vintage soul."

Drawing from a variety of roots and blues influences with a modern flare, Christopher Worth & David Jacobs-Strain are an inimitable acoustic duo. The two began playing together in 2018 after jamming around a songwriters fire and soon after were invited to play a variety of main stage sets at US festivals across the west coast. Within only a couple months they hit the studio to track what would become Rhududu Sessions Volumes 1 & 2. Tracked live with minimal editing or overdubs, Rhududu Sessions Vols. 1 & 2 features original material from both writers, several co-writes, and a cover of the cult classic Robert Johnson song “Cross Road Blues.” Though their command of craft is clear from the first note, it is the rawness and honesty of the performances that are most impactful. David’s delicate and fine touch on slide guitar is the perfect complement to Christopher’s rhythmic backbeat, and the two both have rich voices that compliment one another seamlessly. Above all it is their attention to space and dynamic that sets these recordings aside. The songs are classic and poetic in both lyric and melody and come alive through the deftness of their respective performances.