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Zach Top Wows Fans at Two Step Inn: Photos and Review
Zach Top’s performance at the 2024 Two Step Inn festival in Georgetown, TX, was a barn burner for neotraditional country music. Top, a Washington native, has been carving out a niche for himself in the country music scene with his rich, baritone vocals and a style that harks back to the genre’s 1990s heyday. His set at the festival was a blend of nostalgia and fresh energy, showcasing his ability to bridge the gap between classic and contemporary country sounds.
Top’s biography reads like a country song itself. Born on September 26, 1997, in Sunnyside, Washington, he grew up on a ranch and started his musical journey with a family bluegrass band called Top String. His move to Nashville in 2021 marked a significant turn in his career, leading to the release of his debut EP and subsequent album, “Cold Beer & Country Music,” which has resonated with fans of traditional country music.
His hit songs, such as “Sounds Like the Radio,” “Bad Luck,” and “I Never Lie,” have become anthems for those yearning for the sound of country’s past, with “Use Me” being a standout track that has garnered significant attention. While Top has yet to make his mark in film or television, his music videos have captured the essence of his artistry, further solidifying his presence in the music industry.
The band supporting Top at the Two Step Inn festival included some of the finest musicians in the industry. Brent Mason on Telecaster, Andy Leftwich on fiddle, Gary Primm on piano, Glenn Worf on bass, Scottie Sanders on pedal steel, and Tommy Harden on drums, with Top himself on acoustic guitar, created a soundscape that was both authentic and captivating.
Zach Top’s performance was a highlight of the Two Step Inn festival, offering a glimpse into the future of country music while paying homage to its roots. His ability to connect with the audience through his music and the skilled musicianship of his band made for an unforgettable experience. As country music continues to evolve, artists like Zach Top are ensuring that the heart of the genre remains beating strong.
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