Husband and wife duo April Verch & Cody Walters is a true partnership of kindred musical spirits, each a world-class musician in their own right. Combining their unique backgrounds from Verch’s native Ottawa Valley and Walters’ heartland roots in Kansas, their music showcases endless creativity and versatility — transitioning effortlessly from traditional Ottawa Valley step
Sign up @ 6:00pm, must sign up in person Come showcase songs you’ve been working on. Each participating writer will get the chance to play three original songs.
Location: The Gardens at Light Hall Sidy Samb is an acclaimed Senegalese musician who has made his home in Spain for decades. A founding member of the celebrated flamenco-fusion hitmakers Mártires del Compás, Samb's latest solo project is a manifestation of his unique Afroflamenco sound, re-connecting flamenco to its African roots while exploring the subtle
Part of the Gila River Festival. Location: The Gardens at Light Hall Sidi Samb is an acclaimed Senegalese musician who has made his home in Spain for decades and is a founding member of celebrated flamenco-fusion hitmakers Mártires del Compás. His latest solo project, Afroflamenco reconnects Flamenco to its African roots, exploring the subtle connections
Indie Garage Rock $10 suggested donation
Part of the Gila River Festival. Join us for a celebration of Apache dance and song. Please bring a lawn chair.
Guitarist and singer performing 1920s jazz, western swing, blues, and early country throughout the Southwest.
A true variety band, this act pulls from their varied background of jazz, blues, pop, country, western-swing, oldies, americana and rockabilly. Voss has cultivated a stage presence that charms and delights folks and a voice that "Nails the authenticity of the era" with tunes from Brenda Lee to Nancy Sinatra and Patsy Cline to Ray
Part of the President's Chamber Music Series at Light Hall Theater Kevin Dvorak, Cello Kevin was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. He began playing the cello at age 11 and won numerous youth competitions, performing as soloist with the Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston symphonies. This led to a scholarship at Baylor University, where
The Century of Swing Audiences may never consider that the Good Shot Judy show they’re seeing has been an evolution. They’re too captivated by the sound and spectacle of music that reaches through time. They’re too caught up in performance that has one foot dancing in the past and one in the here and now.
