2017 NBT Bank Summer Concert Series by CBA kicks-off tonight
Photo courtesy of the Chenango Blues Association
NORWICH – The inaugural show of the 2017 NBT Bank Summer Concert Series presented by the Chenango Blues Association (CBA) will commence in Norwich's East Park tonight, July 6 in the form of a kick-off block party.
McLovins will take to the stage at 7 p.m. tonight as the first concert of the free nine-show series slated to run every Thursday night in the months of July and August.
Hailing from Hartford, CT, McLovins describe its musical-influences as a mix between The Band, The Flaming Lips, and The Meters.
McLovins' band members Jason Ott, Jake Huffman, Justin Berger, and Atticus Kelly are said to keep listeners on their toes with their “extended improvisations” and “instrumental ingenuity.”
Having shared stages with nationally acclaimed artists the likes of Buddy Guy, George Porter, Jr., and Oteil Burbridge, McLovins is described by the Chenango Blues Association as “a soulful, funk-rock band that complements a youthful energy with seasoned musical talent.”
In honor of the first concert of the season, it's reported that free hot dogs will provided by the Norwich Rotary and free Gilligan's ice cream will be served by the Norwich High School Cheer Team tonight while supplies last.
The NBT Bank Summer Concert Series is presented by the Chenango Blues Association and corporate sponsor NBT Bank, and is made possible by public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, locally administered by the Chenango Arts Council, with support from the state.
The R.C. Smith Foundation and Greater Norwich Foundation have also reportedly played a part in promoting the program.
In the event of inclement weather, tonight's show will take place at the Chenango Arts Council (CAC) located at 27 West Main Street in Norwich. CAC will play host to any show in the series that is impeded by rain.
Next Thursday, July 13, John Brown's Body (JBB) will take its legacy to Norwich to perform as the second installment in this year's series. Be sure to check next Wednesday, July 12's edition of The Evening Sun for an exclusive interview with JBB-member Tommy Benedetti by Managing Editor, Ashley Babbitt.
NORWICH – The inaugural show of the 2017 NBT Bank Summer Concert Series presented by the Chenango Blues Association (CBA) will commence in Norwich's East Park tonight, July 6 in the form of a kick-off block party.
McLovins will take to the stage at 7 p.m. tonight as the first concert of the free nine-show series slated to run every Thursday night in the months of July and August.
Hailing from Hartford, CT, McLovins describe its musical-influences as a mix between The Band, The Flaming Lips, and The Meters.
McLovins' band members Jason Ott, Jake Huffman, Justin Berger, and Atticus Kelly are said to keep listeners on their toes with their “extended improvisations” and “instrumental ingenuity.”
Having shared stages with nationally acclaimed artists the likes of Buddy Guy, George Porter, Jr., and Oteil Burbridge, McLovins is described by the Chenango Blues Association as “a soulful, funk-rock band that complements a youthful energy with seasoned musical talent.”
In honor of the first concert of the season, it's reported that free hot dogs will provided by the Norwich Rotary and free Gilligan's ice cream will be served by the Norwich High School Cheer Team tonight while supplies last.
The NBT Bank Summer Concert Series is presented by the Chenango Blues Association and corporate sponsor NBT Bank, and is made possible by public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, locally administered by the Chenango Arts Council, with support from the state.
The R.C. Smith Foundation and Greater Norwich Foundation have also reportedly played a part in promoting the program.
In the event of inclement weather, tonight's show will take place at the Chenango Arts Council (CAC) located at 27 West Main Street in Norwich. CAC will play host to any show in the series that is impeded by rain.
Next Thursday, July 13, John Brown's Body (JBB) will take its legacy to Norwich to perform as the second installment in this year's series. Be sure to check next Wednesday, July 12's edition of The Evening Sun for an exclusive interview with JBB-member Tommy Benedetti by Managing Editor, Ashley Babbitt.
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