Ouros with Danny Knicely | Live at the Pocahontas Opera House

The Pocahontas County Opera House welcomes Ouros and Danny Knicely for an evening of Spanish fusion, global roots and acoustic virtuosity. Ouros brings together bilingual songs, rich harmonies and a wide musical imagination.

The group’s sound draws from Spanish and English-language traditions, with influences that range from flamenco, bluegrass and jazz to Latin music and traditional American and European roots. Their music feels like a conversation across regions and traditions, full of rhythm, color and musical curiosity.

Joining that musical conversation is Danny Knicely, a masterful multi-instrumentalist with deep roots in the Shenandoah Valley’s old-time and bluegrass traditions. Knicely is known for using those roots as a launching point for wide-ranging collaborations, connecting Appalachian music with sounds and musicians from around the world.

The result is music that does not treat tradition like a museum piece. Instead, it treats tradition like a river, fed by many streams and still moving.

Mandolin, guitar, rhythm, voice and harmony come together in a performance that is both technically impressive and emotionally generous. For Pocahontas County listeners, this concert offers a beautiful meeting place: Appalachian roots in conversation with Spanish-language songcraft and global acoustic traditions.

It is a reminder that musical borders are often more like screen doors than walls. Series Support: The Pocahontas County Opera House Performance Series is presented with support from the West Virginia Division of Culture & History, the West Virginia Commission on the Arts, Pocahontas County Dramas, Fairs and Festivals and the Pocahontas County Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Date and Time: Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 7 p.m. Tickets: Admission is $10.

Youth ages 17 and younger are admitted free. Tickets may be purchased at the door on the day of the performance or in advance at the 4th Avenue Gallery in Marlinton, WV.