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Tribute” 3/4 – 8 p.m. “Best Beatles Tribute on Earth” – Rolling Stone Join a frenzied crowd as we relive an early ‘60’s live Beatles concert! Complete with period instruments, clothing, hairstyles, onstage banter, and an accuracy that is unparalleled, this fab foursome concentrates on only the “touring years” of the Beatles—accomplishing an astonishingly accurate re-creation of the energy and magic of those years. $30  |
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| 5 | Evolution
Craft Brewing and the Avalon Theatre present: “Keep the Pint
Night”. Bob Mould performing on the main stage, 8 p.m. 3/5 – 8 p.m. The former front man for guitar-riff gods Husker Du (80’s) and Sugar (90’s) makes his first Eastern Shore appearance. With his latest release, Life And Times, Bob reiterates his prominence as an artist not just in the here-and-now, but for the future as well. Come check out why DC’s 9:30 club seems to have Bob on nearly every calendar they put out. 4 EVO beers on tap – ESB, Primal Pale, Lucky 7 Porter, & the
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| 6 | Chesapeake
Chamber Music 25th Anniversary Gala |
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| 12 | JD
Souther 3/12 – 8 p.m. JD Souther was one of the principal architects of the Southern California country-rock sound. He played a key role in the formation of the Eagles and co-wrote many of their songs including “Best of my Love” and their most recent single “How Long.” After recording his own hit “You’re Only Lonely” in 1984, Souther became one of the most highly sought-after songwriters and has written songs for numerous performers including Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, James Taylor. You will find yourself singing along to old favorites. $25 www.jdsouther.net |
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| 13 | Stoltz
Listening Room Show Session Americana 3/13 - 8 pm Picture this…A small round café table, ambient mics, a suitcase drum kit, an old electric bass, a field organ, a collection of acoustic instruments, six guys and, one surprise female vocalist and allow yourself to be swept back to a time when creating music was organic and spontaneous. SA is known for their unique, highly entertaining, and fresh take on an old-fashioned style of playing. $15 |
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| 18 | The
Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra The program includes Mozart & Beethoven Symphony #5. Tickets are $29.75 for adults and $10 for students and may be purchased by calling 888-846-8600. |
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| 19 | David
Wilcox & Patty Larkin 3/19 – 8 p.m. With a combined 26 albums, Patty & David are two musician’s musicians who continue to push the envelope in the singer/songwriter world. Both musical geniuses are renowned for their introspective and well-crafted lyrics on top of stunning vocals and deft guitar playing. A perfect co-bill in the Avalon. $30 www.davidwilcox.com www.pattylarkin.com |
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| 20 | Stoltz
Listening Room Show Jim Fodrie & Friends 8 p.m. Folk music with Bluegrass influences, playing both originals and covers. Tickets: $15 |
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| 20 | An
Evening with
Frederick Douglass
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| 21 | George
Winston
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| 24 | Maryland,
My Maryland A Play by Children's Theatre Association 3/24 www.ctabaltimore.org $10 |
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Chamber Music Competition |
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| 28 | Chesapeake
Bay Community Band 3/28 "An Old Fashioned Band Concert" featuring marches by John Phillip Sousa and Gershwin’s An American in Paris. Suggested donations at the door ($10 adults & $5 seniors/students). Tickets: Call 410-703-0755 or purchase online at www.chesapeakebaycommunityband.org |
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