Cheryl Wheeler returns to Portsmouth, Chelsea Berry opening
4When Cheryl takes to the stage none of her loyal fans are too far away. This talented lady of song and humor once peered out into the audience and commented that she knew everyone in the sold-out audience. Cheryl’s first pubic performance was at a Hootenanny style show when she was 12. She started writing [...]
Read More →Evening of doo-wop in Bristol—Tickets on sale now
The Bristol Fourth of July Cultural Committee presents an evening of doo-wop with Reminisce. Listen and dance to New England’s premiere oldies doo-wop group, dedicated to the original sounds of the 1950s and ’60s, Reminisce evolved from a five-man a cappella group in 1987 to eight performers. The group prides itself on achieving the original [...]
Read More →How I Became a Pirate
Melinda Long’s best-selling book comes to life when Ocean State Theatre Company presents the unforgettable musical adventure, “How I Became a Pirate.” Jeremy Jacobs’ talent for building sand castles and digging moats has earned him an invitation to join the crew of Braid Beard’s ship. Living the high life at sea, Jeremy trades manners for [...]
Read More →Magnolia Cajun dance band in Tiverton
Magnolia has been playing Cajun music in New England for more than twenty years. Learning from Louisiana’s finest, playing high energy two-steps and sultry waltzes, the band’s twin fiddles, accordion, guitar, bass, percussion, and of course rich vocals in Cajun French, keep audiences on their feet long into the night. Come on out and kick up [...]
Read More →Audrey in the Afternoon
“Audrey in the Afternoon,” a 6-week film lecture series celebrating the work of actress Audrey Hepburn, will be presented by librarian and film enthusiast Doug Swiszcz at the Barrington Public Library on Wednesday afternoons at 1:00 PM. Roman Holiday, the 1953 film that turned Hepburn into an overnight sensation and earned her the Academy Award [...]
Read More →The Jammin’ Divas in Bristol
The Jammin’ Divas play traditional and contemporary folk music from Ireland, Australia and the USA. The group consists of Grammy Nominee Aoife Clancy, the daughter of Bobby Clancy of the Clancy Brothers; Becky Chace, chosen Best Female Vocalist five times by the readers of the Providence Phoenix Best Music Poll; rising Folk/Rock artist Kath Buckell; [...]
Read More →Allysen Callery performing in Warren
Allysen Callery, who’s been called “the Tim Burton of folk music” and tours in Germany and Switzerland, will perform April 27th at The Church Street Coffeehouse in Warren. Ms. Callery was named “Best Singer-Songwriter/Acoustic Act” of 2012 in The Providence Phoenix’s Best Music Poll. Also playing will be Kim Lamothe, with Christopher Moon. Ms. Lamothe [...]
Read More →Celebrated Barbershop Quartet to perform in Bristol
Named the “Busiest Barbershop Quartet in New England,” Generations Barbershop Quartet will fill Linden Place Mansion with their four piece harmonies as part of the mansion’s highly anticipated Spring Concert Series. The show will feature sing-a-longs, narratives about their songs and a selection of special numbers in the mansion’s conservatory, which once served as the [...]
Read More →Les Sampou brings “twang and blues” to Tiverton
Les Sampou writes and sings Americana music with a passionate, rockabilly-blues edge that lifts your spirits high, followed by ballads that dig into your soul like few artists can. Her musical career has spanned five recordings and countless listening rooms, bars, and festivals as well as over several hundred thousand miles of road. This blues/rock musician got [...]
Read More →An Evening with Frank Fairfleld
Common Fence Music at Channing Church presents An Evening with Frank Fairfleld, old time multi-Instrumentalist and singer. Frank Fairfield is a young man and old time folk musician who plays fiddle, guitar and banjo while singing and hollering. This new “word of mouth” sensation channels the spirit of another era in his spellbinding live shows. A native [...]
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