Rescheduled! – Yonder Summer Concert Series featuring: Ed Snodderly

Join us on the lawn for our Songwriter Sundays event featuring: Ed Snodderly

No entry fee, but we do pass the hat ($20–$40 suggested). All donations go directly to the artist.

Family Friendly | Dog Friendly Event!

Bring a lawn chair or a blanket and enjoy live music under the old growth Oak Trees! Intimate, house-show vibe outdoors.

The Wood Fired Grill food truck will be set up for hot food options. The store remains open for all other beverage + snack needs.

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Ed Snodderly is a veteran Americana songwriter, guitarist, and storyteller whose work draws from Appalachian roots, old-time traditions, and a lifetime steeped in Southern music. His latest album, Chimney Smoke, is a deeply personal collection—rich with memory, place, and character—produced by Grammy-nominated R.S. Field and featuring a cast of acclaimed musicians and vocalists including Gretchen Peters, Amythyst Kiah, and Maura O’Connell.

Born and raised in Knoxville, Tennessee, Snodderly grew up surrounded by music, from British invasion records to family fiddle tunes. In 1976, he co-founded the legendary Down Home in Johnson City, TN—an intimate listening room that has hosted generations of influential artists across bluegrass, folk, and roots music.

With a career spanning decades, Snodderly has released albums on Sugar Hill and other respected labels, had songs recorded by artists like Jerry Douglas and Sam Bush, and received a lifetime achievement award from Folk Alliance for his contributions to Southern folk music. He’s also spent years teaching songwriting at East Tennessee State University, helping shape the next generation of artists.

Grounded, thoughtful, and unmistakably rooted in place, Ed Snodderly’s music carries forward a living tradition of American songwriting.