Ho-Ho-Hometown Hootenanny: A Down-Home Country Christmas
Historic Everett Theatre (2911 Colby Ave. Everett, WA 98201)
- Full Price:
- $15.00
- Our Price:
- $7.50*
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The last date listed for Ho-Ho-Hometown Hootenanny: A Down-Home Country Christmas was Friday December 17, 2010 / 7:30pm.
Currently at Historic Everett Theatre:
Journeys of the Heart and Soul: Tribute to the Queens of Country
- Full Price:
- $16.50
- Our Price:
- $8.00
See -- and hear -- the songs of Wynonna Judd, Patsy Cline and other country superstars played live on stage as Marcia Kester performs Journeys of the Heart and Soul: Tribute to the Queens of Country at the Historic Everett Theatre. Charismatic and inspirational, Kester is an audience favorite in the local Hometown Hootenanny country concert series. Backed by a trio of professional musicians, Kester uses her husky-sweet vocals to deliver personal tales of challenge and triumph along with well-known songs made famous by female country icons. It's an insightful, inspirational take on the tribute concert. Learn More
1 Goldstar Member Review
Goldstar Member
Written on Dec 27 2010Complete holiday fun! Impossible not to get caught up in the music and the laughs.
More Information About Ho-Ho-Hometown Hootenanny: A Down-Home Country Christmas
Quotes & Highlights
- Check out the October Hootenanny on Youtube.
Description
A few years ago, Mark Hibbert of Whiskey Ridge Recording was the sound engineer for a special holiday CD benefiting Cocoon House in Everett. A talented musician and songwriter himself, Hibbert contributed a song entitled “Be a Believer” to the disc. Now the musical director for the monthly Hometown Hootenanny, Hibbert will perform that number with his partner Gale Prouty during the Hootenanny’s Down-Home Country Christmas in downtown Everett.
The holiday show features the Hometown Band performing contemporary and traditional Christmas songs with a country twist. Band members Mark Hibbert, Roger Kehler, Larry Greenleaf, Buck Hammock, Dave McCabe and Jeremy Randall will turn on the holiday cheer with selections that include “Blue Christmas,” “Santa Got a Semi” and “Please Come Home for Christmas.”
Guest artists include The Whateverly Brothers, a folk trio that was an audience hit in the January folk-flavored Hootenanny. The three members of the group share a rich and varied musical history along with a wicked sense of humor, all culminating in a fun and entertaining performance.
Local singer L. Sam Samano will perform “I’ll Be Home with Bells On” with the Hometown Band, along with a medley duet with Prouty that’s reminiscent of the Motown sound.
Larry Thompson offers an original song, “Douglas the Fir Tree,” augmented by a children’s chorus, and a harried quartet of local singers will turn some familiar Christmas carols upside down. And of course, emcee Michael McFadden adds his own zany brand of holiday cheer.
About the Ticket Supplier: Red Curtain Productions
The Red Curtain Foundation for the Arts (RCF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that was incorporated in June of 2009. We are committed to increasing accessibility and appreciation of the visual and performing arts for students, artists, technicians, audiences and patrons in the Snohomish County area through education, productions and exhibits.