Ginny Mac shares, “For the Austin area folks, and anyone wanting to get away for a weekend….I’m proud to be part of a very special Leonard Cohen celebration show on Saturday, November 9, 2019 at Congregation Agudas Achim with Ray Benson and Katie Shore of Asleep At The Wheel, along with many other fantastic musicians!

Hailing from Fort Worth, TX, Ginny Mac fronts a dynamic group that brings a fresh and exciting twist to vocal and instrumental stylings in the Country & Western Swing, Americana, Hot Jazz, and International music genres. Ginny is also a former member of the two-time Grammy Award winning group Brave Combo based in Denton, TX. She endorses Menghini s.r.l. Scandalli Accordions based in Castelfidardo, Italy.

Notable performances include: Grand Ole Opry / Nashville, TN, Accordion Kings & Queens Festival / Houston, TX, Opened for Marc Cohn / Kessler Theater, Dallas, TX, Opened for Asleep At The Wheel / Gruene, TX, Cotati Accordion Festival / Cotati, CA, Dean Smith Celebrity Rodeo (Benefit for John Wayne Cancer Institute) / Abilene, TX, “Texas Cruise Jam” with Tanya Tucker, Bob Wills’ Texas Playboys / Cancun, MX
CMT’s “Christmas In Cowboy Country” Special hosted by Clint Black and many more.

Ginny has recorded four albums; “On The Street Where You Live,” is a collection of classic tunes and originals, featuring many of her friends and greatest musical heroes. The project includes Grammy Award winners Woody Paul and Joey Miskulin (Riders In The Sky), legendary Nashville fiddler Buddy Spicher, the great bassist Bob Moore (Roy Orbison), and several of Nashville’s premier musicians. “It was an unforgettable experience,” she says, “I was fortunate to learn so much and make music with these wonderful people.”

When she is not busy with an active touring schedule, Ginny is writing and arranging new original music for an upcoming album and collaborating on multiple musical projects. Her other passions include blogging, painting, and recently, exploring the world of photography. “I find inspiration in the world around me, ” she says. “Whether it is a stranger sitting on a park bench, or the shadow a broken chair makes on the sidewalk, there is beauty in ordinary, everyday things. And I love the way inspiration from my other interests finds its way into my music.”

For questions about the Leonard Cohen event, please email Cameron Nudleman at cameron.nudleman@caa-austin.org.