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High Strung House Shows
House Show Friday 2/16
Come to High Strung on Friday 2/16 at 7:00 pm for a special House Show! Four amazing performers will come together to offer "More Love & Heartbreak". The bill includes Dr. Ken Stewart, Michael Ronstadt, Charles Latham and features Billie Feather. If you are looking for a great show, THIS IS IT! Cost is $5.
Charles Latham
Charles Latham wields an acid tongue and a poison pen, crafting social criticism, tragicomic narratives, and brutal self-analysis into three and a half minute ramshackle folk-pop songs. His music is as equally influenced by folk and country as it is by punk, British Invasion-era rock, and Brill Building-style pop. As written by The Independent Weekly, he is "One of the sharpest songwriters to emerge of late on the antifolk sphere...Charles Latham could be your new hero."
Click here to hear Charles Latham's music!
Click here to hear Charles Latham's music!
Michael G. Ronstadt
Michael G. Ronstadt has been captivating audiences throughout North America for nearly two decades. He not only executes captivating solo performances, but participates regularly in duo and trio situations. Displaying genre-blending explorations on cello and guitar in complement to thought-provoking lyrics, Michael G. is a much sought-after studio musician, who has appeared on more than sixty albums in the last dozen years. A master at his craft, Ronstadt traverses a mélange of musical styles that range from anywhere between folk, jazz, classical, Americana and the wildly ethereal.
Click here to hear Michael G. Ronstadt's music!
Click here to hear Michael G. Ronstadt's music!
Kenneth Stewart
Kenneth Stewart is both traditional and experimental in how he combines his original music alongside classic music of his musical heritage. An adept multi-instrumentalist on ukulele, cello and electric guitar his music has been described as Laurie Anderson meets Bill Frisell. Most recently Kenneth has taken a shining to pairing fiddle/old-time and classic country alongside classical masterworks. Kenneth’s compositions often weave together live instruments, voice and sound processing into works with romantic musical moments that feel like they originate from sources akin to Chopin or J.S. Bach conjuring shades of the folk music of the piedmont South.
Click here to hear Kenneth Stewart's music!
Click here to hear Kenneth Stewart's music!