On Apr. 4, singer-songwriter Lucie Silvas performed at the the second installment of the Discover Concert Series in Nashville. The show, which was presented by American Songwriter and ReverbNation CONNECT, took place at the Family Wash in East Nashville. Watch Silvas’ emotive, stripped-down performance of her new song “Just For The Record” below.
The performance at The Family Wash was only the third time that Silvas performed “Just For The Record” live, and it was the first rendition to also feature Rustin Kelly on the vocals. Kelly is also a co-writer on the track.
In addition to Silvas, who released her debut album Letters to Ghost in the fall of the last year, the night also featured performances by roots-rockers Andrew Leahey & The Homestead and singer-songwriter Reuben Bidez.
The Discover Concert Series returns to The Family Wash on May 2 with performances by Thelma and The Sleaze, Lilly Hiatt and Ron Gallo.
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