We’re bringing Colin Cutler to David’s 105 Listening Room for an intimate evening of folk, Americana, and Southern storytelling.

Colin is a Greensboro, North Carolina-based singer-songwriter, folk musician, poet, and storyteller who writes sharp, detailed songs with a clear literary streak. His music draws on American folk and roots traditions and is carried by banjo, guitar, and harmonica, with stories that wrestle with faith, place, trouble, humor, and whatever comes next.

Opening the evening is Shaw Coggin, a Georgia folk singer-songwriter with a clear ear for melody and a storyteller’s sense of detail. His latest album Front Page News finds him leaning further into folk songwriting, pairing personal narratives with songs that feel direct, warm, and unforced.

Together, Colin Cutler and Shaw Coggin make this a strong listening room night: two Southern songwriters, two distinct voices, and a shared focus on story, craft, and songs worth hearing up close.

FAQs

Is this a seated show?
Yes. David’s 105 is a seated listening room.

Is food and drink available?
Yes. Food and beverage service is available in the listening room during the show.

Is this an all-ages show?
Yes. All ages are welcome. Guests ages 12 and up require a ticket.

Do I need to print my ticket?
No. You can show your ticket on your phone at the door.

When should I arrive?
Doors open at 7:00 PM. Please try to arrive on time to respect the performers and audience.

Is parking available?
Yes. Free parking is available near the venue in downtown Monroe. Click here for parking map.

What is your ticket policy?
All ticket sales are final unless the event is canceled.