A Place for Folk Concert Featuring Phil Henry | Kids Out and About Albany

A Place for Folk Concert Featuring Phil Henry


*The event has already taken place on this date: Fri, 04/22/2016
Great folk concerts in a great space. See details below.

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Sons of the Never Wrong 

 

Chicago’s premiere contemporary trio, Sons of the Never Wrong, will perform on our stage on November 20th.  Hip lyrics, complex harmonies and great voices combine with high energy and a strong stage presence to make this turbo-charged band the hottest ticket on the contemporary folk circuit.  Don’t miss this show!  It’s lots of fun.  Sons' shows have their own unique style with avant-garde artist and singer, Deb Lader. Bruce Roper is the lead writer/arranger in charge of their sound, though all three Sons contribute original songs.  Sue Demel’s stunning vocals are crazy good.

Tickets $20. Reservations recommended.

 
 
Friday, February 12, 2016
Showcase:  Emerging Artists from Area Colleges
 

Phil Henry

Phil Henry joins us this year from Rutland, Vermont.  This singer/songwriter lifts us up and draws us in with lyrics that turn everyday memories into relatable drama that touches the heart and engages the mind.  His songs move with interesting rhythms.  Phil’s smooth delivery and engaging voice make him an artist that wears well and will keep you coming back to hear him year after year. 

Tickets are $20.

 
 

The Boxcar Lilies

Three women with strong musical chops from different genres have combined to create a sound that is both unique and polished. The Boxcar Lilies are based in the Pioneer Valley of Western Massachusetts. They are Jenny Goodspeed, Stephanie Marshall, and Katie Clarke - three singer-songwriters that share passion for three-part harmony. When they met, Clarke was performing bluegrass and traditional country, Marshall was recording contemporary country and rock songs in Nashville, and Goodspeed was writing in the vein of 70s era singer-songwriters like Joni Mitchell. It didn't take long for them to realize that their varied interests and influences added up to something special. 
 
Tickets are $20.
 
 
 
 


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Organization:

A Place for Folk

Location:

First Unitarian Society of Schenectady- 1221 Wendell Avenue
Schenectady, NY, 12308
United States

Phone:

518-377-0002
Contact name: 
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The event has already taken place on this date: 
04/22/2016
Time: 
Doors open at 7 pm, Concert at 7:30 pm
Price: 
Tickets are $20. Students are $10. Children with parents are $5

Ages

6-8 years 9-12 years Teenagers Adults without kids Adults & kids together