SHEFFIELD-The Tennessee Valley Art Association is announcing two outstanding concerts that will be taking place in the coming days at the Ritz Theatre in Sheffield.
These two excellent shows will be coming up in the next two weeks.
Join Grammy-winning artists as they breathe new life into centuries-old American songs. Vocalist/violinist Harini Raghavan, guitarist/vocalist Clay Ross, drummer Clarence Penn, and bassist Nori Naraoka are four U.S. citizens from vastly different cultural backgrounds, united by music, and a shared mission to spark conversation around race and immigration. Beyond borders, cultures, and colors, American Patchwork Quartet compels audiences to reflect on our shared histories and defining differences. Date for this unique performance is October 28 at 7:00PM. Learn more about American Patchwork Quartet HERE.
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End of the Line is the premiere Allman Brother tribute band. Having carved up the southeast with old out shows in Georgia and Tennessee, End Of The Line is making a name for themselves with a sound as classic and heavy as the original Brothers themselves. From the authentic, raspy vocal approach of Justin Smith to the chugging drum/percussion train of Chase Bader, Dave Czuba and Ryan McClanahan, the band both pays homage while pushing the boundaries of the timeless and extensive catalog. Carrying the electric weight of Duane Allman is Conor Kelly and his counterpart Dickey is Adam Gorman, who is the band’s lone maconite. Last, but certainly not least, the low end dutie are vastly covered by Casey Conway, who is a perfect bottom end sandwich of Berry, Allen and Oteil. With endorsements from the official Alman Brothers Museum the Big House, End Of The Line carrie on the legacy of the Allman Brothers with poise and power. Come experience the soul, the guitarmony, the jam, and the ramblin’ spirit that still live on through each note hit. Date for this soul filled show will be November 3 at the Ritz. Learn more about End Of The Line HERE.
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Media Release/Tennessee Valley Art Association
