Josh Mattingly , Charger Staff
Mr. Mal Stover of Algood owns and operates his own local guitar shop, and recently
opened The Tin House Theatre. What started as a wild idea in Stover’s head
turned into a forum for good old fashion live music.
The Tin House has already hosted the Hub City Bluegrass Band, and High Caliber
with several more acts lined up for the future. I was front-row-center on February
22 to see the country music band High Caliber.
The country music cover band gave a ‘high caliber’ performance that
blew away the crowd. The band played flawlessly from 7 to 9 Friday evening playing
an assortment of modern country hits, and timeless country classics.
Their quality show was a wholesome peak into a genre of music that is unheard
of amongst a high school audience.
Over all, High Caliber was a pleasant break from a world of rock, pop, and
heavy metal that everyone seems to be wrapped in today.
Mal Stover’s Tin House Theatre is a venue that hosts quality, music. For
only $6, a Friday night at the Tin House will take you back in time to see the
way things used to be when things were simple and wholesome.
On March 8, the Hub City Bluegrass Band will give an encore performance, followed
by the group Legacy on the 22nd.
What started as a crazy idea in the head of Mal Stover has turned into a platform for the music that has been forgotten by today’s generation.
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