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Pickathon Presents: Lauren Morrow

A performance from the country singer from last year's fest.

12:00 PM EST on February 4, 2020

Lauren Morrow at Pickathon 2019

Since 1998, the Pickathon festival has brought together an intimate audience and some incredible performers to a farm outside of Portland, Oregon. Unlike festivals that tend to attract the same names, Pickathon operates outside the mainstream, resulting in bookings — and, more importantly, experiences — unlike any other. Talkhouse is excited to partner with Pickathon to present videos from the 2019 festival, specifically those filmed at the festival’s Lucky Barn stage. Today we’ve got a performance from the amazing Lauren Morrow, of her song “Viki Lynn.” Stick around after the song for an interview by Morgan Chosnyk. We’re releasing a new Pickathon video on the first Tuesday of every month, leading up to the 2020 festival, which will take place July 30 – August 2, 2020 — ICYMI, check out the previous premieres here.

—Josh Modell, Talkhouse Executive Editor

(Photo Credit: Todd Cooper)

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