April 2011
Steve Wariner
Saturday, April 2, 2011 @ 8pm
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$34, $38 and $46
Four time Grammy Award winner and the 2010 Grammy Award for Best Country Instrumental.
Steve Wariner began his music career as a teenager, playing bass and singing in Dottie West's band at age 17. By 1977 he had his first "singles" deal as a solo artist, thanks to Chet Atkins at RCA. In 1980, he scored his first Top Ten hit, "Your Memory." For the next decade, you couldn't read a record chart without seeing Steve Wariner's name at the top. He had moved from RCA Records to MCA, where he worked with producer Tony Brown, finding chart success with such self-penned hits as "I Should Be With You," "I Got Dreams" and "Baby I'm Yours."
To stay on top in a field as changeable as country music, you must plan every step. Or you can do it like Wariner – he is just going where the music takes him. It's clear that he has come up with the most brilliant plan of all.
Street Beat
Friday, April 8, 2011 @ 8pm
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$22, $28 & $36
(Kids 12 and under half price)
STREET BEAT is a high-energy explosion of urban rhythm, hip hop moves, astonishing break dance acrobatics and a full evening of original entertainment for all ages. Street Beat creator, Ben Hansen and his 10-member company of drummers, musicians and dancers perform what critics have called "… an urbanized journey through percussion," which brings the raw rhythmic originality of many popular street-style performances together in a dynamic and thrilling stage production.
Chandler Symphony Orchestra Chamber Concert
Musical Humor
Saturday, April, 16 2010 @ 2pm
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FREE - Seating is on a first come-first serve basis.
For almost twenty years Chandler Symphony Orchestra has been serving the community by offering concerts to the public, free of charge. Families discover exquisite music of exceptional quality at an unbelievable price!
HOTEL CALIFORNIA
A Salute to the Eagles
Saturday, April 16, 2011 @ 8pm
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$20, $26 and $32
The music of The Eagles is timeless and appealing to audiences of all ages, bringing back memories and touching the hearts of every generation. HOTEL CALIFORNIA "A Salute to the Eagles" was founded with the intent of filling the void left by the demise of The Eagles in 1982. By blending their extraordinary vocal and musical talents, HOTEL CALIFORNIA faithfully and accurately reproduces the sound of the Eagles studio recordings. Each concert presents an exciting showcase of The Eagles mega-hits such as “Take it Easy”, “Heartache Tonight”, and “Hotel California” as well as newer releases “Get Over It” and “Love will Keep Us Alive”. The group also performs select titles from the solo works of Don Henley, Glen Frey, and Joe Walsh. So join us on a trip down a dark desert highway, feel the cool wind in your hair, and experience the Grammy Award winning sounds that defined a generation.
SPENCERS Theatre of Illusion
Sunday, April 17, 2011 @ 3pm
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$22, $28 and $36
(Kids 12 and under half price)
For the Spencers, magic is no longer merely about baffling the audience by doing something seemingly impossible, it’s about drama, spectacle, interaction, danger, and personality! During the show people have been known to levitate, walk through walls, vanish, and reappear. And be prepared to experience the magic yourself because the Spencers don’t want you to just sit in your seat and watch - they want you to participate! You won’t believe your eyes!
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INTERNATIONAL Magicians of the Year PERFORMING ARTS Entertainers of the Year |
Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars
Saturday, April 30, 2011 @ 8pm
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$28, $32 and $36
Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars burst onto the world stage in 2006 with the help of a moving documentary film that told the powerful and inspirational story of the group’s formation in a West African refugee camp. From these humble beginnings, the band went on to release one of the most acclaimed world music releases in the past few years, “Living Like A Refugee”. The title track of the album was recorded by the light of an oil lamp in Sembakounya Refugee Camp in Guinea, West Africa. The band sang and laughed into the night, healing and being healed by their music. You will feel inspired and honored to have been part of their journey.
“As harrowing as these personal tales may be, the music buoying them is uplifting. The cliché bears repeating: music heals and creates community.”
- Stephen Holden, New York Times
