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Calling all Music Lovers! Now is your opportunity to catch a great concert in a listening room and to make a difference in the community by attending this benefit concert for The Tulsa Day Center to help our growing unsheltered community. All of the proceeds will go to the Tulsa Day Center.
Our featured artist, Sister Golden Hair, The Band, is an all female fronted cover band from central Texas that pays homage to the harmony laden hits of the late 60's and 70's.
Inspired by the golden age of modern songwriting, an affinity for classic LPs, and a passion for harmony, front-women Barbara Nesbitt, Wendy Colonna & Emily Shirley are committed to bringing the audience an experience that brings the audience all the good feels of these classic songs.
All of these front-women are talented singer/songwriters in their own right and have been writing and performing for many years. They will be including some of their original music as well.
HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
WHEN: FRIDAY, MAY 17TH
WHERE: TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH (501 SO. CINCINNATI ST. TULSA)
TIME: DOORS OPEN 6:30pm
SHOW STARTS 7:00PM
SUGGESTED DONATION: $25 IN ADVANCE
$30 AT THE DOOR
RSVP REQUIRED REGARDLESS, AS SEATING IS LIMITED
TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT IN ADVANCE AND MAKE YOUR DONATION CLICK DONATE.
Once you open the link there are options of: $25- $50- $75 and OTHER, where you can write-in your donation.
Please Note there are a limited number of VIP Tables up front. Table for four $200 & table for six $300.
You can use the other option to write in your donation to reserve a VIP table or you may Contact me if interested in reserving a VIP table.
Again, all Proceeds will benefit The Tulsa Day Center.
Wine, Beer, Water and Sparkling Water & Soda provided.
There will be finger foods and snacks provided.
SPONSORS:
Compassionate Tulsa
Trinity Social Justice Committee
Al Carlozzi and Renee Marshall-Carlozzi
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Wendy Colonna Biography
The Austin-American Statesman wrote “Wendy Colonna is not just a singer-songwriter, she’s a force of nature.” Since 2000, Wendy has released eight acclaimed studio albums, a live album and DVD. She's produced several award wining songs for advertisements, a yoga DVD for traveling professionals and musicians, and is co-owner of Austin's beloved intimate private venue, "Tips Concerts."
Originally from the gulf-coast of Louisiana, Wendy has called Central Texas home since 2000. Wendy’s songs echo swampy, southerhas n tales of loss, mortality, joy, reclaimed innocence and celebration. Her resonant, signature, grit-infused-honey voice can moves from a sweet whisper to a full-on bayou-soul-shout without skipping a beat.
Wendy's eighth studio album, No Moment But Now" was released in 2017. Tracks from “No Moment But Now” were simultaneously featured on Apple Music’s “Hot Tracks” and “Breaking Singer Songwriter playlist, as well as Spotify’s “Fresh Folk” playlist. Wendy garnered critical acclaim from multiple outlets including the New York Times (describing her music as “ethereal”), received a 2016 Black Fret Major Grant and she was selected as a 2017 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Finalist.
In 2017, Wendy was invited to lend her uplifting songs to to the Austin Women’s March where there were 60,000 in attendance. She was also invited to emcee and perform Austin’s Earth Day Festivities. Wendy has had the honor of sharing the stage with legends like Mavis Staples, Delbert McClinton, Edgar Winter and more.
Since 2014, Wendy has been writing and producing custom songs for advertisement for clients like Coca-Cola, Southwest Louisiana Visitors Bureau. The Coca-Cola song, “A Happy Song" topped AdWeek upon its debut and “My Southwest Louisiana Home” took home several ADDY awards.
Read MoreOriginally from the gulf-coast of Louisiana, Wendy has called Central Texas home since 2000. Wendy’s songs echo swampy, southerhas n tales of loss, mortality, joy, reclaimed innocence and celebration. Her resonant, signature, grit-infused-honey voice can moves from a sweet whisper to a full-on bayou-soul-shout without skipping a beat.
Wendy's eighth studio album, No Moment But Now" was released in 2017. Tracks from “No Moment But Now” were simultaneously featured on Apple Music’s “Hot Tracks” and “Breaking Singer Songwriter playlist, as well as Spotify’s “Fresh Folk” playlist. Wendy garnered critical acclaim from multiple outlets including the New York Times (describing her music as “ethereal”), received a 2016 Black Fret Major Grant and she was selected as a 2017 Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Finalist.
In 2017, Wendy was invited to lend her uplifting songs to to the Austin Women’s March where there were 60,000 in attendance. She was also invited to emcee and perform Austin’s Earth Day Festivities. Wendy has had the honor of sharing the stage with legends like Mavis Staples, Delbert McClinton, Edgar Winter and more.
Since 2014, Wendy has been writing and producing custom songs for advertisement for clients like Coca-Cola, Southwest Louisiana Visitors Bureau. The Coca-Cola song, “A Happy Song" topped AdWeek upon its debut and “My Southwest Louisiana Home” took home several ADDY awards.
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