Last two events this season!
November 13-15 – Lao Tizer & Elliott Yamin
December 11-13, Tim Connell & Company “Tis the Season”
December 11-13, Tim Connell & Company “Tis the Season”
Join pianist, composer, bandleader and former “Best New Jazz Artist” nominee Lao Tizer for an intimate duo performance joined by platinum-selling American Idol star vocalist, Elliott Yamin, as they perform material from “Jazz Group of the Year” nominee, The Lao Tizer Band’s latest album & video release AMPLIFY! team.interpretations, Karrant brings a modern elegance to the timeless genre of jazz.
December 11-13, Tim Connell & Company “Tis the Season”
December 11-13, Tim Connell & Company “Tis the Season”
December 11-13, Tim Connell & Company “Tis the Season”
Connell’s inimitable aesthetic of story and song woven together will be sure to sooth one’s holiday spirit. In addition to cherished holiday classics, the evening will include funny, irreverent, and not so classic holiday selections, as well as reflections and observations that speak to the meaning of this extraordinary time of year. It is a guaranteed holiday tonic for the soul
PAST EVENTs This season!
APRIL 10-12, TODD MURRAY “’64 TO ’74, POP HITS I GREW UP WITH, BUT NOW I UNDERSTAND”
Our favorite Todd Murray is back! Opening the season with his brand-new show. But this time not as the crooner, but rather the rock star, singing the songs of the decade that shaped our lives. From Elton John, Glen Campbell, Burt Bacharach, Gordon Lightfoot and Chicago to name but a few. Don’t miss the opportunity to see one of Brownville’s favorites singing the songs that you loved to hear!
May 15-17, Sally Mayes “An Evening with Sally Mayes"
The NEW YORK TIMES calls her 'incandescent, deliciously saucy.' PEOPLE Magazine describes her as 'the kind of rich theatrical voice that elevates a show tune.' And TIME Magazine says 'Sally Mayes renders songs as richly nuanced as one-act plays.’
JUNE 12-14, STACY SULLIVAN “TORNADO ALLEY"
JUNE 12-14, STACY SULLIVAN “TORNADO ALLEY"
Stacy Sullivan, recording artist, film, television and stage actress grew up in Oklahoma, with its wide-open spaces and harsh extremes of climate. “Tornado Alley,” has been described by the New York Times as a musical weather report about American life through stormy weather, with the knowledge that anything can happen at any moment.
JULY 10-12, SOULROOT BAND
AUGUST 14-16, LEANNE BORGHESI “BRASSY, BASSEY & BROADWAY”
JUNE 12-14, STACY SULLIVAN “TORNADO ALLEY"
Playing all of your favorites from the last 6 decades, SoulRoot has become one of the most requested Top 40 cover bands in Missouri. Strong vocals with spot on 4-part harmonies, blazing guitar licks, and a rock-solid rhythm section is what you should expect!
AUGUST 14-16, LEANNE BORGHESI “BRASSY, BASSEY & BROADWAY”
AUGUST 14-16, LEANNE BORGHESI “BRASSY, BASSEY & BROADWAY”
AUGUST 14-16, LEANNE BORGHESI “BRASSY, BASSEY & BROADWAY”
Borghesi delivers a sizzling array of famous hits in her signature “Brassy” style, pays tribute to the iconic catalogue of Dame Shirley “Bassey,” and then celebrates the best of “Broadway,” making each showstopper uniquely her own. Audiences can expect to hear standards and surprises ranging from the Brassy (Satan’s Lil Lamb, Trolly Song ), the Bassey (Diamonds Are Forever, Goldfinger, Moonraker) and Broadway (You Can Always Count On Me, Blame It On The Summer Night) from a diverse list of songwriters including Charles Strouse, Cy Coleman, Stephen Sondheim while featuring a bounty of belting, boas and bling!
SEPTEMBER 13, ROBERT WALTERS, OBOE
AUGUST 14-16, LEANNE BORGHESI “BRASSY, BASSEY & BROADWAY”
AUGUST 14-16, LEANNE BORGHESI “BRASSY, BASSEY & BROADWAY”
A native of Los Angeles, raised in Lincoln, Nebraska, and music professor at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music, Robert Walters performed and recorded frequently with the Philadelphia Orchestra and was active as a freelance musician in New York. He was also a frequent performer with James Levine and the Met Chamber Ensemble at Carnegie Hall.
OCTOBER 9-11, THE TOASTED PONIES
OCTOBER 9-11, THE TOASTED PONIES
OCTOBER 9-11, THE TOASTED PONIES
Combining the best of both traditional and contemporary Bluegrass music, with great harmony singing and hot instrumentals, these musicians are seasoned professionals who love playing their music and it shows. They will play everyone’s Bluegrass favorites along with a fun mix of Cajun, Western Swing, Gospel and Celtic tunes just to keep things interesting. Just try seeing the Ponies show without tapping your toes — it can’t be done!