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Showing posts with label free music concert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free music concert. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 8, 2021
Tuesday, May 11, 2021
Sunday, March 7, 2021
Thursday, October 15, 2020
Thursday, July 9, 2020
Tuesday, October 8, 2019
Tuesday, September 17, 2019
Sunday, August 25, 2019
Thursday, July 11, 2019
Levitt Pavillion's Summer Concert Season Comes to a Close July 21, 2019
Stay tuned for their fall season.
Wednesday, June 26, 2019
Sunday, June 23, 2019
Monday, May 13, 2019
Friday, May 10, 2019
May 10-12, 2019 Arts and Music Festival - Art on the Greene
Art on the Greene Art & Music Festival is Arlington’s longest running art festival. Admission and parking are free. There will be almost 100 artists with their creations for you to view and for purchase if something catches your eye. Music lovers can enjoy 11 different bands playing throughout the weekend. Lawn chairs and blankets are welcome so you can kick back and relax while enjoying the sounds.
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Salute to Community Bands 2019
Come enjoy a FULL DAY OF CONCERT BAND MUSIC!
Irons Recital Hall, UTA, 700 West Greek Row, Arlington, TX
UTA campus - Saturday, May 4, 2019
Schedule
11:00 East Fort Worth Community Jazz Band - Kathy Bernal, Director
12:15 Rockwall Community Band - Mike McGill, Director
1:30 Greater Fort Worth Community Band - Christine Beason, Director
2:45 Irving Symphonic Band - Jay Bach, Director
4:00 Mansfield Wind Symphony - Brian Merrill, Director
5:15 Dallas Brass Band - Jesse Rajabi, Director
6:30 Arlington Community Band - Rick Baker, Director
Free and Open to the Public.
Sunday, October 21, 2018
Arlington Community Band Fall Concert - Sunday, Oct. 21, 2018 at 7pm
Join the Arlington Community Band for a free concert at Trinity United Methodist Church in Arlington.
Enjoy the variety of music in their program:
Songs of Old Kentucky, Karrick
Australian Up-Country Tune, Grainger
Colonial Airs and Dances, Jager
Resting in the Peace of His Hands, Gibson
La Tregenda, Puccini
Down a Country Lane, Copland
Cajun Folk Songs II, Ticheli
Shadow Rituals, Markowski
Wednesday, October 3, 2018
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
Music Concerts at the Levitt Pavilion Sept. 28-30, 2018
Three artists with their roots firmly planted in Tarrant County perform this weekend as the Levitt's 10th anniversary season begins to wind down.
Friday: The Levitt welcomes home singer/songwriter, Chris Hawkes, and his writing and singing partner, Miranda Dawn at 8 p.m. The Arlington artist met Miranda in 2012 during a chance meeting on an Austin dance floor. The first time they sang together, they found a sound Texas Monthly called "undeniably intimate." Their initial duo effort climbed to number 25 on Billboard's Folk chart and landed at number two in iTunes singer/songwriter albums. They went on to appear on season six of NBC's The Voice. Acoustic Guitar hailed the pair as having "impeccable vocal harmonies and instrumentation," and Huffington Post summarizes their music as "transcendent alternative/folk." The Dawn & Hawkes concert is presented by J. Gilligan's.
Saturday: Grady Spencer and the Work describe themselves as "a blue collar band making blue collar music for a blue collar world." They bring their old-time blues meets classic country music to the Levitt at 8 p.m. Sept. 29, presented by RJ Construction. Grady formed his band, The Work, in Fort Worth, after he met and befriended guitarist, Trevor Powell, and drummer, Blake Sager, under the marble angels of Bass Hall. Along with their bass player, Steve Moore, they criss-cross the south in their trusty Econovan (Jean-Claude Van Dam).
Sunday: One of the turning points in Tatiana Mayfield's young life was a week at jazz camp at the University of Texas at Arlington. At the time, she was 13 and the camp's only female, only trombone player and only jazz vocalist. After graduating from Brewer High School in Fort Worth, she continued her musical education at Tarrant County College, then the University of North Texas. Now she's known as "LadyMay" and has performed with the Showtime at the Apollo tour, opened for artists like Kirk Whalum and Randy Brecker, and appears regularly at the Scatt Jazz Club in Sundance Square. LadyMay takes the stage at 8 p.m. with the UTA Jazz Orchestra for jazz on the lawn.
Click here for the remaining fall concert schedule.
Monday, September 17, 2018
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Mid September Concerts at the Levitt Pavillion in Downtown Arlington
This Week at the Levitt Pavilion - Sept. 14-16
Friday: The Levitt's third week of free fall concerts starts at 8 p.m. with the energetic blue-eyed soul of The Nightowls. This 10-piece band took Texas by storm in 2014 when their debut album landed in the Top 10 at Austin's annual music awards, and Austin Monthly named them a Band to Watch. Their sound is an energetic blend of classic soul and modern pop with influences running the gamut from James Brown to Michael Jackson. Their sophomore recording earned them serious national attention from The Atlantic and Southern Living. Their Levitt concert is presented by the University of Texas at Arlington.
Saturday: Honky-tonk hero and country music maverick, Dale Watson, returns to the Levitt at 8 p.m. presented by the Texas Commission on the Arts. A member of the Austin Music Hall of Fame, Watson took his "Texas outlaw" sound to Los Angeles and Nashville, but found that commercial country did not fit the fiercely independent songwriter, so he returned to Texas. In addition to music, Watson has appeared in films (
The Thing Called Love, On the Borderline), on television (Friday Night Lights), and most recently, on stage in Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, a southern gothic musical by Stephen King and John Mellencamp. His rumbling baritone also has been heard on commercials for Shell, Monster.com and On the Border restaurants. Earlier this year, Watson sat in with Jimmy Kimmel's house band as a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live from SXSW.
Sunday: When you mention Texas music, the first thing that usually comes to mind is country music or honky-tonk, but country music is a staple in most southern states. Tejano music, on the other hand, was born in Texas (Tejano means "Texan" in Spanish) and remains home to Tejano music pioneers and living legends. Ramiro "Ram" Herrera is a smooth-voiced, award-winning Tejano singer and songwriter, who is not only a staple on the Texas music scene, but is considered one of its legends. He has been honored with a Tejano Music Award as Male Entertainer of the Year twice and Male Vocalist of the Year as well as a Lifetime Achievement Award from The Tejano Music Association. Ram and his band, The Outlaws, will make their Levitt Pavilion Arlington debut at 8 p.m. presented by the Dr Pepper/Snapple brands 7Up, Squirt and Clamato.
Friday, August 24, 2018
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