L.A.X.- LaRue/Alexander in Concert
Thursday Feb 3, 2022
Doors 7pm/Show 730pm
$20 in Adv/$25 at the door
mask may be required
rain or shine
Some reviewers have claimed Larue-Alexander – L.A.X. is like “Stevie Ray meets the Dregs” – an honor which the duo are proud to uphold. It is the culmination of 25+ years of playing and writing together. L.A.X. takes the duo in a new direction, featuring a Blues Rock sound with vocals in addition to the virtuosity instrumental emphasis for which the two have long been critically acclaimed. Bassist Dave LaRue has toured and recorded with the Steve Morse Band, Dixie Dregs, Joe Satriani and John Petrucci among others. He has just finished recording the third Flying Colors album for Mascot Records. Guitarist and lead vocalist Glenn Alexander currently tours with Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes. He has worked with artists such as the Max Weinberg 7 (Conan O’Brien), Levon Helm, Randy Brecker, Mahavishnu Project and Jan Hammer & others. With longtime bandmate Van Romaine (Steve Morse Band, Enrique Iglesias, BS&T, Kansas, Bernie Worrell, Vinnie Moore, Naughty By Nature and Queen Latifah) on drums, the trio produces a sound that is powerful, energetic and fun, all while covering a wide expanse of musical ground.
Dave LaRue is the bass player with the virtuoso pop group, Flying Colors. He is also a long-time member of the instrumental groups the Steve Morse Band and the Dixie Dregs. LaRue’s technical prowess is formidable among other jazz-fusionists, but his unique talent is to project his virtuosity with remarkable soul and feel.
LaRue continues to be the go-to guy for many leading guitarists, having worked with Joe Satriani, John Petrucci, Vinnie Moore, The Hellecasters, Pat Travers, Steve Lukather, Mike Stern, Eric Johnson, Andy Timmons, Albert Lee, Paul Gilbert, Tony MacAlpine, Rik Emmett, Ace Frehley, and Steve Vai.
Education is a big part of Dave’s career, beginning with an instructional column for Bass Player magazine (for whom he also served as a member of the Advisory Board). LaRue also does clinics internationally for Music Man and was an adjunct professor at Stetson University in Florida. He teaches privately at Bass Central in Orlando when not on the road, and does lessons via Skype with students from all over the world.
In 2019, Dave recorded the new Flying Colors studio record, Third Degree, with the band looking towards an October release. A fall tour should follow. Dave will be finishing his second solo album, playing with the Dave LaRue Band, and, with partner Glenn Alexander, mixing and releasing their new album, L.A.X.
Glenn Alexander is a composer, guitarist and vocalist. He has received extensive airplay and critical acclaim from around the world on his recordings Stretch, Glenn Alexander, The Connection, Rainbow’s Revenge, Oria, The Coalition, Northern Lights (Scott Healy~Glenn Alexander Quartet), Glenn Alexander & Shadowland and Knock On The Door (Glenn Alexander & Shadowland). He has played everywhere from bars to theaters, concert halls, to stadiums and live on both radio and television. He has performed and/or recorded with some of the biggest names in music, including: Chico Hamilton, L. Shankar, Jan Hammer with The Mahavishnu Project, The Max Weinberg 7 (Late Night with Conan O’Brien), Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes, Jon Bon Jovi, Randy Brecker, Bruce Springsteen, Levon Helm, Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint, Tom Scott, Brenda Russell, Regina Bell, Liza Minnelli, Manolo Badrena (Weather Report), Dave LaRue and T Lavitz (The Dixie Dregs), Gary US Bonds and many, many others. Glenn has recorded on countless albums as a sideman, recently appearing on jazz saxophone great Jon Arabagon’s “Outright, Unhinged” to which Downbeat gave five stars and singled out the guitar work, calling it “fusionistic, face melting guitar solos.” Glenn has served on the faculty of his alma mater, Wichita State University and The New School. He is currently on the faculty of Sarah Lawrence College.
iEZRA in Concert
Friday Feb 4, 2022
Doors 7pm /Show 730pm
$10 in Advance /$15 at the door
iEzra is a multi-instrumentalist, a performer and composer who also moonlights as a producer. He is the frenetic frontman for the rock band Black Taxi and has used his solo project to experiment and genre-hop more freely. His songs feel wide open, inspired as much by the sounds of whatever landscape he happens to be travelling through, as to the electronics and technology they are beholden to. Samples, folk music, fuzzed out guitar solos, heavy brass arrangements, live kits, and 808's, all feel equally at home in his creations. He is very excited to return back to SHAMC---the home of his artist in residence in 2017---and performs the songs he wrote there as well as songs off his new album, "The Underlying Condition."
Them Coulee Boys in Concert
Thursday Feb 10,2022
POSTPONED-
SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE AS THESE ARE THE TIMES WE ARE ALL LIVING IN
Doors 7pm-7:30 concert
$20 advance/$25 door
rain or shine/mask may be required
Them Coulee Boys craft a brand of Americana that blends folk, punk, bluegrass, and rock & roll. They sing their conversational songs in 4 part harmony, often with a banjo stomp and rhythm section punch that drives the audience onto the dance floor and into community. Their trusty van has propelled them thousands of miles across the country and into the hearts of strangers, who tend to leave each show as family. It’s music that creates community through the shared experience of joy and giving a shit.
The story is true. Soren Staff and Beau Janke met as counselors at a bible camp in northern Wisconsin in 2011. Having both grown up amidst a stretch of glacial melt-carved river valleys in the upper Midwest (called coulees by French fur trappers), they were fast friends. At camp, another counselor took to teasing them saying “them coulee boys are at it again.” The name stuck. Spending their weeks playing songs with kids around a campfire led to weekends figuring out an Avett Brothers tune or classic country song. In 2013, they added Soren’s brother Jens on mandolin, and a rough-around-the-edges, stomping 3-piece folk band played their first show as Them Coulee Boys. Four years later Neil Krause joined to play acoustic and electric bass, and in 2019 when Stas Hable joined on drums, TCB evolved into the full-on americana rock band they are today. The live band straddles the line between pure and genuine ballads and a sweaty, leaping take on countrified rock-n-roll.
With three full length albums and an EP behind them, including 2019’s Die Happy (produced by Trampled By Turtles’ Dave Simonett on Lo-Hi Records), the band has garnered international attention and earned press in American Songwriter and The Bluegrass Situation, as well as tours with TBT and a spot on the songwriter’s Cayamo Cruise. In 2020, they were named Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Band to Watch, and were nominated for band of the year by the Wisconsin Area Music Industry. When the world stopped in early 2020, the band holed up in their practice space and began writing, and the result is their brand new effort entitled Namesake.
Namesake was recorded at The Hive in the band’s hometown of Eau Claire, WI, a small Wisconsin city infamously blessed with a wealth of musical talent. The record was produced by Grammy-winner Brian Joseph, who has worked with the likes of Paul Simon, Sufjan Stevens, Ani Difranco, The Indigo Girls, and earned his Grammy producing and engineering Bon Iver’s Bon Iver. The Hive itself is an intimate room, with ceilings draped with nautical rope, and bookshelves adorned with all manner of things antiquarian, living and dead. Joseph’s fingerprints are everywhere on the record, and the warm feel of home left the band trusting further expansion of their sound. The result is a record that is equal parts bear hug, gut punch, and a steadying hand.
Taking inspiration from the intimate nature of the space after a long period of quarantine, Namesake feels familial, like old friends with no need for small talk. There are moments of power and punch, balanced with an intimacy only felt between the ones we love. The banjo stomp that personifies TCB is still there on the title track “Namesake”, but now it's paired with the raw power of electric guitar, mandolin, and banjo on “Phil’s Song” and “1st Team All-American”. The mood is dialed way back for “Hallelujah” and “4/1”, to let the lyrics shine. There’s a nod to Petty and Springsteen in the expanse of “Given Up”, and a Dylanesque troubadour’s longing behind the sweet tale of “Knuckleballer”.
Namesake is Them Coulee Boys following a new trajectory, combining their take on a punched up version of folk-grass/americana with a comfort in electric instruments and rock & roll. The record lives and breathes, is both intimate and bombastic. It’s your sweet aunt who makes delicious pies and your wiley uncle not afraid to hit a bit of the hooch. At bottom is the acceptance that comes with family and old friends: none of us are perfect, but there’s enough love out there to make up for it.
Thursday Feb 10,2022
POSTPONED-
SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE AS THESE ARE THE TIMES WE ARE ALL LIVING IN
Doors 7pm-7:30 concert
$20 advance/$25 door
rain or shine/mask may be required
Them Coulee Boys craft a brand of Americana that blends folk, punk, bluegrass, and rock & roll. They sing their conversational songs in 4 part harmony, often with a banjo stomp and rhythm section punch that drives the audience onto the dance floor and into community. Their trusty van has propelled them thousands of miles across the country and into the hearts of strangers, who tend to leave each show as family. It’s music that creates community through the shared experience of joy and giving a shit.
The story is true. Soren Staff and Beau Janke met as counselors at a bible camp in northern Wisconsin in 2011. Having both grown up amidst a stretch of glacial melt-carved river valleys in the upper Midwest (called coulees by French fur trappers), they were fast friends. At camp, another counselor took to teasing them saying “them coulee boys are at it again.” The name stuck. Spending their weeks playing songs with kids around a campfire led to weekends figuring out an Avett Brothers tune or classic country song. In 2013, they added Soren’s brother Jens on mandolin, and a rough-around-the-edges, stomping 3-piece folk band played their first show as Them Coulee Boys. Four years later Neil Krause joined to play acoustic and electric bass, and in 2019 when Stas Hable joined on drums, TCB evolved into the full-on americana rock band they are today. The live band straddles the line between pure and genuine ballads and a sweaty, leaping take on countrified rock-n-roll.
With three full length albums and an EP behind them, including 2019’s Die Happy (produced by Trampled By Turtles’ Dave Simonett on Lo-Hi Records), the band has garnered international attention and earned press in American Songwriter and The Bluegrass Situation, as well as tours with TBT and a spot on the songwriter’s Cayamo Cruise. In 2020, they were named Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Band to Watch, and were nominated for band of the year by the Wisconsin Area Music Industry. When the world stopped in early 2020, the band holed up in their practice space and began writing, and the result is their brand new effort entitled Namesake.
Namesake was recorded at The Hive in the band’s hometown of Eau Claire, WI, a small Wisconsin city infamously blessed with a wealth of musical talent. The record was produced by Grammy-winner Brian Joseph, who has worked with the likes of Paul Simon, Sufjan Stevens, Ani Difranco, The Indigo Girls, and earned his Grammy producing and engineering Bon Iver’s Bon Iver. The Hive itself is an intimate room, with ceilings draped with nautical rope, and bookshelves adorned with all manner of things antiquarian, living and dead. Joseph’s fingerprints are everywhere on the record, and the warm feel of home left the band trusting further expansion of their sound. The result is a record that is equal parts bear hug, gut punch, and a steadying hand.
Taking inspiration from the intimate nature of the space after a long period of quarantine, Namesake feels familial, like old friends with no need for small talk. There are moments of power and punch, balanced with an intimacy only felt between the ones we love. The banjo stomp that personifies TCB is still there on the title track “Namesake”, but now it's paired with the raw power of electric guitar, mandolin, and banjo on “Phil’s Song” and “1st Team All-American”. The mood is dialed way back for “Hallelujah” and “4/1”, to let the lyrics shine. There’s a nod to Petty and Springsteen in the expanse of “Given Up”, and a Dylanesque troubadour’s longing behind the sweet tale of “Knuckleballer”.
Namesake is Them Coulee Boys following a new trajectory, combining their take on a punched up version of folk-grass/americana with a comfort in electric instruments and rock & roll. The record lives and breathes, is both intimate and bombastic. It’s your sweet aunt who makes delicious pies and your wiley uncle not afraid to hit a bit of the hooch. At bottom is the acceptance that comes with family and old friends: none of us are perfect, but there’s enough love out there to make up for it.
OSHIMA BROTHERS in Concert
Saturday February 12, 2022
7pm doors /7:30 show
$20 advance/$25 door
rain or shine/mask may be required
tickets available at shamc.org
for more info 727-725-4018 or 727-304-LOVE
OSHIMA BROTHERS’ MAGNETIC SIBLING SOUND AND CONTAGIOUS JOY RESULT FROM A LIFETIME OF MAKING MUSIC TOGETHER.
Raised in a musical family in rural Maine, the brothers have honed a harmony-rich blend of contemporary folk and acoustic pop. On stage, Sean and Jamie create a surprisingly full sound with dynamic vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, octave bass, loops, and percussion. The brothers live in Maine but are often on the road performing, producing music videos, and dancing.
SEAN OSHIMA
The older brother, Sean is the band’s songwriter, publicist, business manager, stylist, and chef. He sings and plays rhythm guitar, harmonica, and cajón. At a show, you’re sure to hear his warm vocals and soaring falsetto.
JAMIE OSHIMA
Consumed by music, Jamie is the band’s producer, recording/audio engineer, filmmaker, and part-time songwriter. In addition to singing, he plays electric guitar, bass, drums, keyboard, mandolin, banjo, and fiddle. He has been recording songs and making videos in his home studio since he was twelve.
Saturday February 12, 2022
7pm doors /7:30 show
$20 advance/$25 door
rain or shine/mask may be required
tickets available at shamc.org
for more info 727-725-4018 or 727-304-LOVE
OSHIMA BROTHERS’ MAGNETIC SIBLING SOUND AND CONTAGIOUS JOY RESULT FROM A LIFETIME OF MAKING MUSIC TOGETHER.
Raised in a musical family in rural Maine, the brothers have honed a harmony-rich blend of contemporary folk and acoustic pop. On stage, Sean and Jamie create a surprisingly full sound with dynamic vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, octave bass, loops, and percussion. The brothers live in Maine but are often on the road performing, producing music videos, and dancing.
SEAN OSHIMA
The older brother, Sean is the band’s songwriter, publicist, business manager, stylist, and chef. He sings and plays rhythm guitar, harmonica, and cajón. At a show, you’re sure to hear his warm vocals and soaring falsetto.
JAMIE OSHIMA
Consumed by music, Jamie is the band’s producer, recording/audio engineer, filmmaker, and part-time songwriter. In addition to singing, he plays electric guitar, bass, drums, keyboard, mandolin, banjo, and fiddle. He has been recording songs and making videos in his home studio since he was twelve.
WAHH-World fusion Band in Concert
Saturday February 19, 2022
Doors 7pm/ Show 730
$20 in Adv/$25 at the door
mask may be required /rain or shine
'Best of the Bay' 2016 winner WAHH World Fusion Band is a unique 'East Meet
West' World Fusion Band. WAHH! has all original music that features uniquely
captivating and fully dynamic contemporary music fusing the 'Vocal Percussion'
and Indian Raga flavors of the East weaved with Rock, Jazz, R&B and Funk of
the West to create their unique and one-of-a-kind sound. WAHH debuted their
first performance in Tampa in 2009. From that day on, WAHH! World Fusion
Band quickly exploded onto the scene. Since then they have performed at
prestigious venues throughout the United States such as 'The House of Blues'
and 'The Mint' in L.A, Rockwood Music Hall, Silvana and The Shrine in New York
City, Straz Center of Performing Arts and many others. They have also performed
at many Festivals including India Festival across the U.S and here at home in
Tampa Bay for the Gasparilla Music Festival, Tropical Heatwave and was
specially featured for the 'Lights on Tampa' event. After WAHH's first CD
Liberation, they released their second CD Brother Ray on April, 1st - 2018 at
Skippers in Tampa and the band blessed to had multiple CD release tours in
Atlanta, North Carolina and Charlotte. Wahh’s Collaboration with ‘Mystic India
World Tour’ - 2018 was a very unique project. Wahh also time to time features
Kathak and Contemporary Dance performers live with the band to give a
complete experience to the audiences.
We believe we have a distinct global appeal and far-reaching ability to grow and
bring more people together- across cultures, through the power of Music.
https://www.wahhmusic.com/
Moors and McCumber in Concert
Sunday Feb 20, 2022
Doors 5pm/ Show 5:30
$20 in Adv/$25 at the door
mask may be required
rain or shine
A vocal harmony duo fifteen years in the making, Moors & McCumber have done more than just endear themselves to fans - they’ve built a genuine community. Bridging the gap between classic folk rock and present day Americana, they write heartfelt songs directly inspired by life’s experiences. With their latest record, 2021’s ‘Survival,’ they have created some of their most compelling work to date.
The sound of Moors & McCumber is adventurous, eclectic, and endlessly creative. Borrowing from rock, pop, blues, folk, and world music, the two multi-instrumentalists defy common logic and embrace spontaneity to bring their stories and songs to life. Their strong vocal harmonies and unconventional instrumentation combine to create a mesmerizing experience. At the center of it all is their evocative songwriting.
Prior to the duo’s formation, James Moors, based in Wisconsin, and Kort McCumber, based in Colorado, each led prolific careers as solo artists. They had both already released six solo studio albums and had begun developing fanbases of their own. The two met at a music festival in 2005 and quickly bonded over their shared passions. James and Kort began performing together as something of a side project, but it immediately became apparent they were meant for much bigger things.
While “more than the sum of their parts” has become a bit of a cliche, there is no better phrase to describe Moors & McCumber. James is a gifted singer and songwriter, while Kort specializes in creating vocal harmonies and captivating arrangements through inventive instrumentation. With their voices combined, they create a truly special sound. As Grammy award-winning producer Lloyd Maines says, “They bring it all to the stage and deliver in a big way.”
One of the most notable things that separates them from the crowd is their “Moors & McCumber Mighty Excellent Adventures.” These music themed travel tours to international destinations such as Ireland and Cuba give fans an opportunity to directly engage with the artists while sharing cultural expeditions.
In October 2021, Moors & McCumber released their seventh full length studio album, ’Survival.’ Recorded at Blue Rock Studios in Wimberley, Texas and produced by Patrick Conway, this album features ten brand new songs showcasing the ever evolving talents of Moors & McCumber. Guest musicians include Patrick Conway, Dees Stribling, Erin Ivey, Katie Marie, Tom Delany, and The Fiddle Case.
Sunday Feb 20, 2022
Doors 5pm/ Show 5:30
$20 in Adv/$25 at the door
mask may be required
rain or shine
A vocal harmony duo fifteen years in the making, Moors & McCumber have done more than just endear themselves to fans - they’ve built a genuine community. Bridging the gap between classic folk rock and present day Americana, they write heartfelt songs directly inspired by life’s experiences. With their latest record, 2021’s ‘Survival,’ they have created some of their most compelling work to date.
The sound of Moors & McCumber is adventurous, eclectic, and endlessly creative. Borrowing from rock, pop, blues, folk, and world music, the two multi-instrumentalists defy common logic and embrace spontaneity to bring their stories and songs to life. Their strong vocal harmonies and unconventional instrumentation combine to create a mesmerizing experience. At the center of it all is their evocative songwriting.
Prior to the duo’s formation, James Moors, based in Wisconsin, and Kort McCumber, based in Colorado, each led prolific careers as solo artists. They had both already released six solo studio albums and had begun developing fanbases of their own. The two met at a music festival in 2005 and quickly bonded over their shared passions. James and Kort began performing together as something of a side project, but it immediately became apparent they were meant for much bigger things.
While “more than the sum of their parts” has become a bit of a cliche, there is no better phrase to describe Moors & McCumber. James is a gifted singer and songwriter, while Kort specializes in creating vocal harmonies and captivating arrangements through inventive instrumentation. With their voices combined, they create a truly special sound. As Grammy award-winning producer Lloyd Maines says, “They bring it all to the stage and deliver in a big way.”
One of the most notable things that separates them from the crowd is their “Moors & McCumber Mighty Excellent Adventures.” These music themed travel tours to international destinations such as Ireland and Cuba give fans an opportunity to directly engage with the artists while sharing cultural expeditions.
In October 2021, Moors & McCumber released their seventh full length studio album, ’Survival.’ Recorded at Blue Rock Studios in Wimberley, Texas and produced by Patrick Conway, this album features ten brand new songs showcasing the ever evolving talents of Moors & McCumber. Guest musicians include Patrick Conway, Dees Stribling, Erin Ivey, Katie Marie, Tom Delany, and The Fiddle Case.
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Will Evans in Concert
2 shows!!
March 11, 2022
https://bit.ly/3EPtecY
March 12, 2022
https://bit.ly/3DGNwEi
Doors 7pm/Show 730pm
$25 in advance/$30 at the door
Will Evans has spent the last decade as the primary songwriter and frontman for the New England based Roots Rock outfit Barefoot Truth. After four albums and 50+ million plays on Pandora & Spotify, he embarked on his solo journey – and has since released three additional full-length albums and toured extensively.
His most recent album “Rise” was nominated for three categories by the New England Music Awards: Album of the Year, Roots Act of the Year, and Video of the Year (“Family Tree”). The album features deeply personal topics of humanity, compassion, and a reflection of the current political times.
A lifelong surfer and environmentalist, his songs speak to the importance of connecting with and protecting the earth. At a time when many are looking for words of inspiration and reassurance, “Rise” delivers a collection of socially conscious songs filled with messages of love, possibility, and inclusion.
In 2018 and 2019, Will joined his good friend Trevor Hall as a member of his touring band and as a frequent supporting act. Together they performed to passionate crowds across North America and Europe. Trevor Hall is featured on “Hoka Hey,” the album’s opening song.
In his live performances, Will displays a technical mastery of live-looping skills to showcase his background in percussion mixed with layers of acoustic guitar and soulful vocals.
Will has shared the stage with many top artists including Crosby & Nash, Grace Potter, Bruce Hornsby, Rusted Root, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Trevor Hall, Nahko, Xavier Rudd, Donavon Frankenreiter, Ryan Montbleau, Railroad Earth and members of Dispatch.Will Evans in Concert
Michael Glabicki of Rusted Root with Dirk Miller in Concert
Thursday March 31
Doors 7pm/Show 730pm
$30in Adv/$35 at the Door
Rain or Shine
Mask may be required
The multi-platinum band out of Pittsburgh, evolved around front-man Michael Glabicki’s distinct sound and grew into a musical entity that has thrived in a non-genre specific category all its own. Rusted Root built their career around dramatic performances; their polyrhythmic, multicultural rock-and-soul picked up fans like a junkyard magnet as they swept across the nation on tour.
In many ways Glabicki is starting this process all over again. He is challenging himself to write in completely new and different ways to create an entirely new sound landscape. Michael takes all the new songs and old favorites Rusted Root has been performing, and performs re-envisioned versions of them in a more intimate setting with Rusted Root’s long time guitar player and background vocalist, Dirk Miller.
A multifaceted musician, producer and songwriter, Glabicki’s talents are unique and extremely uplifting. His solo tour dates and new music are extensions of his creative talent, and will inspire all those who participate.
Thursday March 31
Doors 7pm/Show 730pm
$30in Adv/$35 at the Door
Rain or Shine
Mask may be required
The multi-platinum band out of Pittsburgh, evolved around front-man Michael Glabicki’s distinct sound and grew into a musical entity that has thrived in a non-genre specific category all its own. Rusted Root built their career around dramatic performances; their polyrhythmic, multicultural rock-and-soul picked up fans like a junkyard magnet as they swept across the nation on tour.
In many ways Glabicki is starting this process all over again. He is challenging himself to write in completely new and different ways to create an entirely new sound landscape. Michael takes all the new songs and old favorites Rusted Root has been performing, and performs re-envisioned versions of them in a more intimate setting with Rusted Root’s long time guitar player and background vocalist, Dirk Miller.
A multifaceted musician, producer and songwriter, Glabicki’s talents are unique and extremely uplifting. His solo tour dates and new music are extensions of his creative talent, and will inspire all those who participate.
Thank you to all our volunteers and music lovers
A concert featuring Pokey Lafarge Solo at The Baker House in Lake Geneva Wisconsin as #SHAMcARTreach...it rained the whole concert but these diehard northern music fans wouldn't let that deter them from coming and enjoying Pokey in support of seeing live music during Covid
#SHAMcMobileMusic
#SHAMcARTreach took the shape of our mobile concert series on our flatbed stage- when times are tough the tough get creative!
All Donations are appreciated -donate button on our homepage if you support what we are doing for the community or look under each youtube box for the musicians donate links :)
We had some of our regular patrons invite small groups of our supporters and new supporter and we visited their private parties and a few local businesses that are all Socially Distancing until we can get back to hosting music at SHAMc......Shawn Hopper and Chris Barbosa was the first one, Ari and the Alibis DUO known at Ariella was the second one and Betty Fox Duo was the third one.
#SHAMcARTreach took the shape of our mobile concert series on our flatbed stage- when times are tough the tough get creative!
All Donations are appreciated -donate button on our homepage if you support what we are doing for the community or look under each youtube box for the musicians donate links :)
We had some of our regular patrons invite small groups of our supporters and new supporter and we visited their private parties and a few local businesses that are all Socially Distancing until we can get back to hosting music at SHAMc......Shawn Hopper and Chris Barbosa was the first one, Ari and the Alibis DUO known at Ariella was the second one and Betty Fox Duo was the third one.
Donations to ShaunHopper/ChrisBarbosa paypal.me/shaunhopper
https://venmo.com/ShaunHopper Cash app-$Shaunhopper Zelle-229-251-1045
AND Paypal.me/shamc706 OR the homepage of this website thru the little yellow donation button
https://venmo.com/ShaunHopper Cash app-$Shaunhopper Zelle-229-251-1045
AND Paypal.me/shamc706 OR the homepage of this website thru the little yellow donation button
Donations Appreciated and they really do help these bands eat during Covid19
Ari and the Alibis DUO Paypal.me/ariandthealibis
venmo.com/ARIELLAMUSIC Cash app: $Alibis Zelle: (941)879-6606
And SHAMc Paypal.me/shamc706 or on the homepage of this website thru the little yellow donation button
Ari and the Alibis DUO Paypal.me/ariandthealibis
venmo.com/ARIELLAMUSIC Cash app: $Alibis Zelle: (941)879-6606
And SHAMc Paypal.me/shamc706 or on the homepage of this website thru the little yellow donation button
Donations To Betty Fox Duo help these musicians eat during this Covid19 time
paypal.me/BettyFox210 Venmo: @Betty-Fox Cash app: $bettyfoxband
SHAMc at Paypal.me/shamc706 or on the homepage of this website thru the lil yellow donate button
paypal.me/BettyFox210 Venmo: @Betty-Fox Cash app: $bettyfoxband
SHAMc at Paypal.me/shamc706 or on the homepage of this website thru the lil yellow donate button
Donations to The Hummingbirds help feed these musicians during these Covid times.....thank you for any kind donations you give.
🎶Thanks for watching the concert-For contributions & merch:
❤️www.thehummingbirds.com/support
❤️www.paypal.me/thehummingbirds
❤️Venmo : @thehbirds
🎶Thanks for watching the concert-For contributions & merch:
❤️www.thehummingbirds.com/support
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STAY SAFE!! STAY HEALTHY!! STAY HAPPY!!
WE LOVE YOU ALL!!!
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