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Center for the Arts of Homer

Center for the Arts of Homer

72 S Main St
Homer, NY
3,918 Followers
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August 11th 2024
Wonderful show ; the show was about 2hrs and 15 minutes long. Eric Johnson is one of the best guitarists to see and we have seen him twice at Homer Center For The Performing Arts where every seat sounds great !At the end of the show he did an 11+ minute rendition of Cliffs of Dover that was Outstanding !!! The 3 man band was just perfect as far as sound goes; we can't wait until next time he comes around - GREAT SHOW +++++
DEBRA
July 31st 2024
We had a great time. The crowd seemed to really appreciate her music, both new and old. The dynamic with the band was nice to see as well. Signaling each other with just a glance or movement is always fun to see. Kathleen's story is such a motivating one too. To have stepped back and then now have returned to music is heartwarming. The songs just resonate and inspire. I first heard an interview with Kathleen and Scott Simon on NPR back in 2020. It's nice to have finally gotten to see her. My friend and I just love the venue and really had a great time. We look forward to the next time she comes to Homer. Meanwhile, if she comes to your area, be sure to go see Kathleen! Her opener and friend Matt Sucich has a great sound and some nice lyrics as well. Be sure to check him out too!
July 14th 2024
The show was great. There was nice energy and the sound was wonderful. The Homer Center for the Arts venue is super small holding only 400 people and makes for a very intimate setting. I've seen the Allman Brothers way back decades ago, and I've seen Duane with the Allman Betts band. This night he showed how he has taken his father's style of music and made it his own. I find the sound on his albums to be one I really like to listen to. Live he added some nice twists to a few. As someone who also plays guitar, it just makes it fun to listen to. I like watching when they improvise to see how and where they are going with a song, and then how they know the cues for when to bring it back. It just makes me smile inside. You might say that Duane's songs and his playing style allow a listener to either sit back and take it all in, or you can listen intently to follow the melody and appreciate how it all fits together. Additionally, for those who haven't seen the rest of his band, his fellow guitarist Johnny Stachella is a truly outstanding musician who has mastered the use of the slide in the style of Duane Allman. Pedro Arevalo on bass guitar is a joy to watch. His energy and playing style involving using a pick, finger picking, and strumming all in sequence gives a really great sound. Vince Fossett on the drums has all the tricks needed. His keyboard player this night, Max was right on the spot with the sound and the solos. He fit in just great. I wish Duane the best and look forward to the next show!
Jim
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