Singer-songwriter Amy Andrews to give free concert Thursday

Amy Andrews (Courtesy photo)

Singer-songwriter Amy Andrews will return to DePauw University to perform a free concert on Thursday, Feb. 4.

The program will take place in The Inn at DePauw's social space, and is open to all.

Putnam County performer Gus Moon (Anthony Mullis) will open the show, which begins at 7 p.m.

Born in Baltimore, Andrews is trained in operatic vocal performance, but several years ago she turned her talents toward songwriting and a more folk-based sound, which she has described as "part Sinatra, part Gillian Welch."

Based in Atlanta, she has toured extensively in the U.S. and Canada, performing at festivals such as Folk Alliance International, Alaska Folk and the Center for the Study of Southern Culture at the University of Mississippi's Music of the South Conference.

Andrews' latest Greencastle performance is the second stop in a spring 2016 tour. She previously performed at DePauw in March 2014.

Presented by the Performing Arts Series, Thursday's concert is free and open to the public.

There will be regular concert seating as well as limited table seating with food and drinks available at the Inn's Fluttering Duck bar and grill.