The Lang Sisters
Folk-Acoustic-Bluegrass Duet/Band out of Raleigh, NC
"Inspired by their love of traditional music, The Lang Sisters include many folk, bluegrass and gospel crowd favorites, as well as their own original songs, to create a unique palette of acoustic music."
Read Jessie's essay here on Carolina Country:
www.carolinacountry.com/carolina-stories/joyful-times-at-summer-music-camp
Jessie and I had a wonderful time performing our Christmas set for the WakeMed Heart Center patients!
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Our Song of the Mountains 2017 performance is finally airing on PBS. If you missed the show, you can click on picture below to see it on online. Support your local PBS station and ask them to bring Song of the Mountains to your neck-of-the-woods.
The Lang Sisters Band performed at MerleFest 2018!
We were super excited to have Kitty Amaral and Greg Penny
join Chloe Lang and Jessica Lang for this performance.
Playing at MerleFest is such an honor and has been a goal of ours for some time!
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The Lang Sisters Band on the Song of the Mountains PBS television show, Saturday (7/8/17)
www.songofthemountains.org
Our first CD project was very exciting and fun to produce!
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We had a great time closing out the PineCone - Piedmont Council of Traditional Music Music of the Carolinas Series at the North Carolina Museum of History today! It was a great show, and thank you to all who came out to support us!
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This a new original song, Tell Me A Story, that I (Jessie Lang) wrote with Rick Lang, Songwriter of the IBMA Songwriting Committee, through the IBMA songwriting mentoring program. It has been such an honor and blessing to work with him! I wrote this song about how we all want to hear a story with a happy ending, and no pain and sorrow in our lives. Even though this isn't attainable, we can always hope and have faith for a better future. This song goes out to my Mom, as it's her birthday today (June 11), and she has been here for us all along! :)
Music of the Carolinas Series: The Lang Sisters Band
Sunday, June 11, 3 p.m
The Lang Sisters Band had a great time at the Got to Be NC Festival. They were honored to take home 2nd place among other fantastic bluegrass bands. Big thanks to our awesome guest bass player, Raymond Bragg and of course we can't forget our fantastic fiddler Sam Stage. Thank you to Buddy Michaels and everyone at Got to be NC Festival for making this happen.
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Got to Be NC Festival Carolina Bluegrass Battle
kicks off May 20th with host band, The Church Sisters, playing at 10:15 a.m.
North Carolina State Fair in the Dorton Arena.
Dalton Living Magazine | January/February 2017 | 29
The Lang Sisters Band 2017 RenoFest SC State Championship Bluegrass Band Video Playlist
is located on Lovin' Bluegrass by Carol McDuffie
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfQ5xXQuzs516AxxxBehzdPLfQO9lUTsG
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The Lang Sisters - Bluegrass Kinda Christmas, Raleigh, NC 12/17/2016 Lovin' Bluegrass by Carol McDuffie
"Angelina The Baker" |
"Old Home Place" |
"Jerusalem Ridge" |
"I've Endured" |
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Walter Magazine - Girl Power by Tracy Davis
Great oaks from little acorns grow. And the City of Oaks has little acorns of all sorts, including a crop of girl rockers and bluegrass pickers that’s coming along quite nicely. Appearing soon on a stage near you, look for UrMom, a savvy four-piece group that would do Joan Jett proud. Over in bluegrass territory, there’s The Lang Sisters, a teenage duo from Wake Forest. www.waltermagazine.com/girl-power
Our 2015 North Carolina State Fair Folk Festival wins!
The Lang Sisters: 2nd place Vocal Duet, Trio or Quartet division
Jessica Lang: Special Award - The Curtis Lee Trophy
- this award is presented to an individual for an
outstanding instrumental performance.
