Join us as we open a new season with this roaring 7 – piece little big swing band, playing all your favorites from the swing era, the crooners, and pops.
Ball in the House is an R&B/Soul/Pop a cappella group based out of Boston, MA, whose high energy shows have audiences singing, dancing, even beatboxing along.
Join these three virtuosic musicians — violinist Laura Frautschi, cellist Kristina Reiko Cooper, and pianist John Novacek — in a fresh program that will blend the familiar with imagination and dazzling charm.
This Vienna-based quartet of 2 violins, piano, and bass is the personification of virtuosity. Their thrilling program will blend standards of the classical repertoire with revelatory jazz influences and a bit of the Beatles. And when played by these 3 brothers and their brother-in-law, it becomes magical for every audience.
Ireland's Greatest Showman, David Shannon grew up in Ireland and has been singing professionally for more than 25 years. David Shannon is renowned for his engaging style and charming personality. He recently released his second solo album, Abhaile.
A rare combination of string quartet—2 violins, viola and cello—and trumpet, the Kassia Strings, joined by renowned trumpeter Mary Bowden, offer a unique and bold program of classical favorites.
?Tony Nominee and Broadway Stars, Josh Young and Emily Padgett, have put together a phenomenal show featuring Broadway classics and contemporary favorites from the stages in New York City’s famed Theater District. A mix of Solos and duets, all performed in the Broadway concert style, offer a unique and intimate evening led by these two veteran performers, accompanied by piano.
The Sons of the Pioneers, formed in 1934, is known as the original “singing cowboy” band instrumental in creating the earliest sounds of western music. Founded by Roy Rogers (then known as Leonard Slye), Bob Nolan and Time Spencer the band has remained together continuously since then, rotating a total of 46 members over the years. This award-winning, legendary band continues to gain fans young and old, playing original favorites like Cool Water and Tumbling Tumbleweeds along with gems from the early days. These five talent-infused musicians (including Roy Roger's son) continue to add a new level of energy to this classic genre, taking audiences time-traveling into the great American west with them.