MOUNTAIN MUSIC PRODUCTIONS & AVALON MUSIC
Singers, Songwriters, Storytellers VIII
Eagle and Espinoza, Flowers for Wolves, Fox and Bones
Saturday, January 11, 7:00 pm
Riverside Playhouse
General Admission Only - $25
On Saturday, January 11, 2025, Riverside Playhouse turns into Wenatchee City Limits for the eighth Singers, Songwriters, Storytellers show in this series of productions. Staged in an intimate black box setting, these artists will each take the stage to tell their stories, sing their songs and create a true connection with each member of the audience. You will laugh. You will cry. You will leave knowing you experienced a very special event.
Elaine Eagle and Ramiro Espinoza met and began playing music together in 2017. Over the next 7 years, they brought their music all around NCW as the duo “End of the Line,” combining new and old favorites in folk, rock, country, and blues genres. Ramiro Espinoza is a classically trained guitarist, with a fantastic flair for flamenco, blues, and folk styles. Elaine Eagle is an artist from Wenatchee who mainly performs solo around the state as a pianist and vocalist. She blends her classical music education from the Berklee College of Music with modern writing and performance sensibilities. Their performance promises to be engaging and uplifting! Elaine has more information at www.elaineeaglemusic.com
Flowers for Wolves is the captivating duo of Kelly Shirey and Megan Parris, with roots the rich traditions of country music while embracing the energy and emotion of modern rock and indie influences. They blend country, rock, and Americana with hints of soul and folk. With heartfelt emotion, gravelly vocals and sweet harmonies that soar, their music strikes a perfect balance between storytelling and musical craftsmanship, offering something for everyone. This is why Flowers for Wolves has become one of the hottest acts in NCW. You will be captivated! Check out their website at www.flowersforwolves.com and their social media links.
Scott Gilmore and Sarah Vitort are Fox and Bones, two energetic offbeat folksters with a retro-tinged, soul-stirring, modern vintage bent. This indomitable duo has brought their optimistic Americana polish and playful banter to international stages for the last 9 years, and has collected accolades on their music, winning the 2023 Tucson Folk Festival songwriting contest and placing in the top 10 in American Songwriter's 2024 songwriting contest, and leading Americana Highways to call their latest album Long Time Honey "one of the best albums of the year." You will not be able to sit still when Fox and Bones lights up the stage with their high energy, joyful performance! Explore the music of this amazing duo at their website www.foxandbones.com and get links to their social media.
Every audience at this series has repeatedly described their experience, “This is the way music should be performed and heard.” We know you will agree.
Tickets are $25 and are available through Numerica PAC at 509-663-ARTS, or numericapac.showare.com, reference Singers, Songwriters, Storytellers VIII.
Presented by Mountain Music Productions and Avalon Music.
Eagle and Espinoza, Flowers for Wolves, Fox and Bones
Saturday, January 11, 7:00 pm
Riverside Playhouse
General Admission Only - $25
On Saturday, January 11, 2025, Riverside Playhouse turns into Wenatchee City Limits for the eighth Singers, Songwriters, Storytellers show in this series of productions. Staged in an intimate black box setting, these artists will each take the stage to tell their stories, sing their songs and create a true connection with each member of the audience. You will laugh. You will cry. You will leave knowing you experienced a very special event.
Elaine Eagle and Ramiro Espinoza met and began playing music together in 2017. Over the next 7 years, they brought their music all around NCW as the duo “End of the Line,” combining new and old favorites in folk, rock, country, and blues genres. Ramiro Espinoza is a classically trained guitarist, with a fantastic flair for flamenco, blues, and folk styles. Elaine Eagle is an artist from Wenatchee who mainly performs solo around the state as a pianist and vocalist. She blends her classical music education from the Berklee College of Music with modern writing and performance sensibilities. Their performance promises to be engaging and uplifting! Elaine has more information at www.elaineeaglemusic.com
Flowers for Wolves is the captivating duo of Kelly Shirey and Megan Parris, with roots the rich traditions of country music while embracing the energy and emotion of modern rock and indie influences. They blend country, rock, and Americana with hints of soul and folk. With heartfelt emotion, gravelly vocals and sweet harmonies that soar, their music strikes a perfect balance between storytelling and musical craftsmanship, offering something for everyone. This is why Flowers for Wolves has become one of the hottest acts in NCW. You will be captivated! Check out their website at www.flowersforwolves.com and their social media links.
Scott Gilmore and Sarah Vitort are Fox and Bones, two energetic offbeat folksters with a retro-tinged, soul-stirring, modern vintage bent. This indomitable duo has brought their optimistic Americana polish and playful banter to international stages for the last 9 years, and has collected accolades on their music, winning the 2023 Tucson Folk Festival songwriting contest and placing in the top 10 in American Songwriter's 2024 songwriting contest, and leading Americana Highways to call their latest album Long Time Honey "one of the best albums of the year." You will not be able to sit still when Fox and Bones lights up the stage with their high energy, joyful performance! Explore the music of this amazing duo at their website www.foxandbones.com and get links to their social media.
Every audience at this series has repeatedly described their experience, “This is the way music should be performed and heard.” We know you will agree.
Tickets are $25 and are available through Numerica PAC at 509-663-ARTS, or numericapac.showare.com, reference Singers, Songwriters, Storytellers VIII.
Presented by Mountain Music Productions and Avalon Music.