CONCERTS
2012 Acoustic Folk! Music Series
Concerts occur each month from January to May, and September and October. Concerts take place in the History Center's John William's Classroom at 6:30 p.m. each night. Donations are $7 for adults and $2 for children
February 25th ~ Lauren Sheehan
Lauren Sheehan is a well known Pacific Northwest vocal performer, famous for her shape shifting ability to cover anything from Memphis Blues to Old Country and Folk with an authentic flair. She has toured throughout the United States, as well as through Ireland and has released several successful albums. Sheehan is not only an acclaimed vocalist but is an aficionado with the guitar, banjo, and fiddle.
"She is a true entertainer, weaving the stories and history of the music into her performance and connecting with her audience on a personal level." (Gray Eubank, Director, Portland Christmas Revels).
Lodging for this musician has been provided by the Land's End Motel.
March 31st ~ Robert Richter & The Moonlight Mile
Robert Richter and his band the Moonlight Mile will be performing at the History Center. Richter is a well known singer and songwriter that is a guitar and slide player. The Moonlight Mile will bring a blend of different genres, from Celtic music to rock and blues.
"Robert Richter is a charismatic entertainer that gives his all every time he performs and is a stellar musician.” Morry Feldman, WQED-FM Pittsburgh, PA.
April 28th ~ Denise Drake
Local Legend Denise Drake will be performing for the first time at the Cannon Beach History Center & Museum. Drake is well known for her mix of down home beach tunes. A resident of Nehalem, Oregon Drake will not be flying far from home she may even bring some friends along!
Friday May 25th ~ Beth Willis
Come celebrate the Anniversary of Cannon Beach's name with Portland favorite Beth Willis Rock Duo. Willis and Todd Chatalas will perform both rock, acoustic and blues music. Willis, who has played in Cannon Beach before, is well known for her smoky voice and an amazing stage presence.
