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Join us in Fould's theater when we partner with The Americana Community Music Association (ACMA) to bring back the popular Americana music series..Band: House of Hamill
Date: Sunday, January 26, 2025 at 3:00 p.m.
About: House of Hamill formed unexpectedly when Rose Baldino and Brian Buchanan first performed together at the 2014 Folk Alliance International Conference after weather canceled flights for Rose’s bandmates. Their on-stage chemistry was immediate, leading to further collaborations. Four years later, they expanded into a trio when a last-minute lineup change at a festival introduced them to bassist Caroline Browning. Based in Pennsylvania, House of Hamill now performs at major folk festivals across the U.S., earning recognition with their hit “Pound a Week Rise” and viral success with a violin cover of "Sweet Child O’ Mine," which has over 16 million views.
Tickets: www.tix.com/ticket-sales/allianceforthearts/3107/event/1389626
Band: Mare Wakefield and Nomad ft. J.D. Lashley
Date: Sunday, February 16, 2025 at 3:00 p.m.
About: Americana duo. featuring award-winning southeast Texas songwriter Mare Wakefield on guitar and Turkish-born, classically trained Nomad on piano and accordion, this husband-and-wife duo delights audiences with their Americana, old-name country and contemporary folk. Former Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Finalists and Falcon Ridge folk festival emerging Artists, the duo had a song featured in a 2017 Lifetime IV Move. The duo tours with joyful exuberance and regularly performs ail across the US – including Artists in Residence at Grand Canyon National Park! Versatility and travel-scapes are evident in their music. Listeners roam through Arizona deserts, Oklahoma oil fields and Amsterdam canals. Journeys go inward too, exploring hope, heartbreak and barroom brawls. Story and song are woven together by Mare’s intimate delivery and Nomad’s exquisite piano and accordion.
J.D. Lashley: If Folk Singer Todd Snider dropped his kid brother on his head, he’d have probably wound up a lot like JD Lashley. JD works hard and writes harder, trying to pluck jokes and rhymes out of the grind. His style is heavily influenced by Americana and Roots music, and he’s not afraid to sneak in a little Hip Hop… Something for everyone.
Tickets: www.tix.com/ticket-sales/allianceforthearts/3107/event/1389625
Band: The Honey Badgers ft. Fred Bell
Date: Sunday, March 23 at 3:00 pm
About: The Honey Badgers: This contemporary folk-Americana duo from Newark, DE, consists of married singer-songwriters Erin Magnin and Michael Natrin, whose undeniable chemistry and sparkling harmonies captivate audiences both on and off stage. With Erin’s wistful violin and Michael’s driving guitar, The Honey Badgers weave heartfelt stories of self-discovery, connection, and navigating life’s journey. Their powerful lyrics and melodies earned them the title of "Most Wanted" at the 2023 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival Emerging Artist Showcase, and they were winners of the 2023 Delaware Public Media Homey Award for Best Folk Song.
Fred Bell: Bell’s musical journey began in Greenwich Village in the 1960s during the height of the "Great Folk Scare." After a long hiatus to focus on family life, Fred returned to his passion for music in 2005 and has been performing steadily ever since. His charming anecdotes, witty storytelling, and honest songwriting reflect a life well-lived and a deep love for the craft. Now based in Florida, Fred has shared his music at various local venues and continues to write and play with the same enthusiasm that first drew him to the stage.
Tickets: www.tix.com/ticket-sales/allianceforthearts/3107/event/1393320
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10091 McGregor Blvd, Fort Myers, FL, United States, Florida 33919
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