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Presented by: Blackrose Entertainment
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Matt Weidinger and Lance Anderson ( Producer of the Last Waltz - A Musical Celebration of the Band
Presented by: Blackrose Entertainment
Purchase a 2 event bundle which includes Everyday People - The Music of Sly and the Family Stone and save $15.00!
Matt Weidinger and Lance Anderson ( Producer of the Last Waltz - A Musical Celebration of the Band ) have formed the Matchedash Parish with 12 of the country’s top blues and roots music artists. It is a powerhouse soul and gospel/roots show guaranteed to bring the house down. Juno award-winning producer Lance Anderson (leader of The LAST WALTZ, Mad Dogs and Englishmen and Soulsville - The Music of STAX) has brought together another wonderful roster of BLUES ALL STARS, but this time to perform original songs and a few masterful arrangements of some modern classic. Along with Kitchener phenom Matt Weidinger and three background singers led by the amazing R&B vocalist Quisha Wint, Matchedash Parish will create a tent revival atmosphere with this congregation of talent.
Backed by a nine-piece band including two drummers: Ben Rollo (Lucky Peterson, Danny Michel) and Kevan McKenzie (Marc Jordan, Moe Koffman, David Clayton-Thomas), percussionist Art Avalos (Manteca), horns Gene Hardy, sax (Bourbon Tabernacle Choir), William Sperendei, trumpet (Harry Connick Jr., Colin James), Hammond organ, piano, mandolin (Weidinger), piano, accordion (Anderson), guitarist Mackenzie Jordan, (Jackets) and on bass Hamilton’s Mark Mcintyre. The rhythm this group creates is a freight train that will pick you up and drop you down in the swamplands of the south.