If Joey Alexander was a Chautauquan, he’d likely spend his days at the Youth Activities Center or perhaps play with the Music School Festival Orchestra.
A myriad of instruments, voices and genres will converge on the Amphitheater stage Friday, all in the name of acoustic collaboration. “It feels very fluid
Consider yourself warned: There’s a pretty good chance the audience at the Amphitheater will be in tears tonight. At 8:15 p.m., tribute band The Purple
Paul Thorn is no stranger to rolling with the punches. Before he was a singer-songwriter, he spent about a decade as a professional prizefighter, making
Bernhard Scully’s eighth-grade music teacher had a photo of Canadian Brass hanging on the classroom wall. As a young student, Scully said listening to the
Straight No Chaser is now performing for sold-out crowds and singing in recording studios, but there were two original motivations the a cappella group
Brittany Nicole Waddell, better known as Britt Nicole, started singing at 3 years old in her grandfather’s church. Since then she has followed the path