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SUMMARY:April 3 Lewiston HS Spring Concert
DESCRIPTION:Lewiston High School’s music department will hold its spring concert at the Franco Center at 6:30pm Thursday\, April 3. Concert is usually an hour long. Doors open at 6pm. Don’t miss this concert!
URL:https://francocenter.org/event/april-3-lewiston-hs-spring-concert/
LOCATION:Franco Center\, 46 Cedar Street\, Lewiston\, ME\, 04240\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Renter
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SUMMARY:April 9 Windham Chamber Singers
DESCRIPTION:Windham Chamber SingersSpring TourWednesday\, April 97:00 p\,mFranco Center46 Cedar StreetLewiston\, METickets $15 adults; $10 students TICKETS at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?show=272482
URL:https://francocenter.org/event/april-9-windham-chamber-singers/
LOCATION:Franco Center\, 46 Cedar Street\, Lewiston\, ME\, 04240\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Renter
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SUMMARY:Studio Two Beatles tribute concert returns April 11
DESCRIPTION:Studio Two will return to the Franco Center with their early Beatles tribute music 7 p.m. Friday\, April 11.  \nSOLD OUT!\nBand members include Stephen Murray who portrays John Lennon\, Joshua Jones as Paul McCartney\, Robert Murray as George Harrison\, and Dylan Verge as Ringo Starr.  \nBand members are experienced musicians of today’s generation dedicated to preserving the memory and fan culture of The Beatles generation. By recreating the Fab Four’s music\, appearance\, instruments\, and onstage banter\, Studio Two performs favorite Beatles hits that will bring people to the dance floor.    \nAt age 11\, Steve Murray found an old guitar in the basement and has been playing ever since. A fan of many music genres\, he became a Beatles fan after watching The Beatles Anthology documentary series in November 1995.   \nHis grandfather bought him and his identical twin brother (who plays George Harrison in Studio Two) their first guitars: a Rickenbacker and Hofner bass and got them private guitar lessons. By the age of 12\, the brothers were winning talent shows and band competitions for playing Beatles tunes.    \nThroughout high school\, Steve played drums in an award-winning percussion ensemble and marching band\, but never strayed far from his true passion of Beatles rock. An accomplished musician\, Steve attended Berklee College of Music and played jazz and alternative rock music before co-creating Studio Two – The Beatles Tribute with his band mates.   \nIn addition to playing John Lennon\, Steve is a live sound engineer and currently serves as the band’s booking agent.   \n“As a trained musician\, I never expected to be playing in a Beatles tribute band\, but it has been an amazing experience. I am humbled to have an opportunity to portray John Lennon\, who is one of the most talented musicians and composers of all time\, and I am thrilled to bring Beatles music to a multitude of different generations. Best of all\, I get to do this with my brother and best friends\,” said Steve.   \nRob Murray picked up his first guitar at age 11 and has never been without one since.  Like his twin brother Steve\, Rob was turned on to The Beatles by watching The Beatles Anthology documentary series in 1995. He is a Beatles trivia master and is particularly knowledgeable about the equipment The Beatles used – especially vintage microphones.   \nAs a young musician\, Rob played drums in an award-winning percussion ensemble and marching band\, and continued to play guitar\, often winning talent shows and band competitions for playing Beatles tunes.   \nA graduate of Berklee College of Music\, Rob is a trained guitarist with strong audio engineering skills. For example\, he has been involved in helping Beatles documentary filmmakers to sync Beatles audio to rare concert footage.   \nWhen he co-founded Studio Two in 2012\, all of Rob’s talents were put to use. In addition to playing George Harrison\, Rob is the equipment guru\, hunting flea markets\, estate sales\, and eBay to assemble the authentic gear the Beatles used in the early 1960s.   \n“Playing George Harrison and re-enacting Beatles’ performances from the early years has been a thrill. I love the vintage equipment and raw sound of the Beatles’ Hamburg era\, and we take special care to ensure the look and sound is as close to authentic as possible\,” said Rob. “Studio Two has been an amazing journey\, and every day I look forward to meeting both old fans of The Beatles and new fans of Studio Two!”   \nDylan Verge is a Boston native entering his senior year at Berklee College of Music. He was awarded the J. Curtis Warner City Music Full Scholarship to the institution where he is pursuing his studies in the CWP major (Contemporary Writing and Production). Verge has been Influenced by Beatles music since he witnessed footage of the four lads rocking the nation on the Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964 when he was four years old.   \nJoshua Jones is flying in from Seattle\, Washington to perform with Studio Two. Jones will portray Paul McCartney. He is a self-taught left-handed bass player. Jones tours with Beatles tribute bands all over the world.    \nEvent sponsors are: \nAnn’s Flower Shop \nPlatz Associates
URL:https://francocenter.org/event/studio-two-beatles-tribute-concert-returns-april-11/
LOCATION:ME
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:April 12 Taylor Swift tribute concert
DESCRIPTION:Taylor Swift fans take note: The Franco Center has announced that the Taylor: An Eras Experience tribute concert will take place on its stage at 7 p.m. Saturday\, April 12.   \nTICKETS: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?show=267681 \nThe band includes lead singer Amanda Tubbs; lead guitarist Xander Nelson; acoustic guitarist/vocalist Owen Conforte; on keyboard/synthesizer Kris Rogers; synthesizer/EQI/sax Andrew Doody; bass guitarist Ryan Haliburton; auxiliary percussionist/guitarist Zach Jones; and on drums Jason Ingalls.  \n  \nAmanda Tubbs and her bandmates have been performing together since 2020. Their tribute shows have appeared on stages at venues in Maine and throughout New England. “The Eras Experience gives the audience all of Taylor Swift’s biggest hits and costumes to match\,” said Tubbs\, who makes the costumes you will see on stage.  \nThis group of musicians is made up of seasoned professionals. “We are proud to have joined the ‘Swifties’ of the music world\,” said Tubbs. “Are YOU ready for it?!”  \nThe band has a video clip online from one of their summer concerts:  \nhttps://youtu.be/bDvuquMwjgk?si=i0xRncEBhQyZj6gt  \nTickets are $30 in advance and $35 at the door and can be purchased through the Franco Center’s box office in person from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednesdays or call 207-689-2000. Ticket purchases can be made online at www.francocenter.org/shows.    \nSeason underwriter is Maple Way Dental Care; media sponsors are Sun Journal\, Turner Publishing\, Uncle Andy’s\, and Bennett Radio Group. Show sponsors are   \nDoors and cash bar open at 6 p.m. Concert is at 7 p.m. The Franco Center is at 46 Cedar Street\, Lewiston. Parking is in the mill lot on Oxford Street\, the Lincoln Street corner parking lot\, and Chestnut Street parking garage. Handicap access is on the Lincoln Street Alley side of the building.   \nTICKETS: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?show=267681
URL:https://francocenter.org/event/april-12-taylor-swift-tribute-concert/
LOCATION:Franco Center\, 46 Cedar Street\, Lewiston\, ME\, 04240\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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