Zach Day stands out as an artist who has developed his own sound

LGBTQIA+
By
Sara Gougeon
December 8, 2023
The Bluegrass Situation
Interview

Zach opens up about his experience growing up as an LGBTQ+ kid in Kentucky and how bittersweet it was, on the one hand, to be immersed in deep homophobia, but on the other, to be built into a beautiful Appalachian environment with inspiring storytelling, homegrown food, and the gift to sing with friends and family.

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Zach Day playing guitar on stage
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