Sat September 2, 2017
T Sisters in Concert - Opening Night @ Firehouse Arts Center
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The Firehouse Arts Center in Pleasanton celebrates a brand new season with an opening night concert that honors 8 years of loyal Bay Area fans with a local favorite. T Sisters, the hugely popular "sassy sister folk band" from Oakland, kicks off the season in foot-stompin', heart-warming, down-home style on Saturday, September 2, at 8:00 p.m.
The 3 sisters gained national attention on Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" show, and have gone on numerous TV and radio appearances, as well as concertizing at venues and festivals across the country. Known for their energetic indie Americana folk style and breathtaking a cappella, their influences run the gamut from traditional to pop. T Sisters' 2014 debut album "Kindred Lines" was produced by folk/bluegrass legend Laurie Lewis.
Firehouse Arts Center director Rob Vogt notes that he first heard about the group last fall when Firehouse Youth Programs coordinator Mark Duncanson attended their most recent CD release party in San Francisco. "He said they had great energy, great songs and amazing sibling harmonies," explains Vogt. "And we're so glad they are able to open our season for us. In our 'season of firsts' this year, T Sisters happens to be the first time that 3 sisters have ever graced the Firehouse stage!"
Before and during the show, Cellar Door Wine Bar will be again running the popular concessions bay in the Firehouse Grand Atrium Lobby, offering a range of beverages, including wines and beers, plus snacking noshes, that can be taken into the concert venue. Please note, no food or beverages purchased outside the venue are allowed inside the theater.
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The 3 sisters gained national attention on Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" show, and have gone on numerous TV and radio appearances, as well as concertizing at venues and festivals across the country. Known for their energetic indie Americana folk style and breathtaking a cappella, their influences run the gamut from traditional to pop. T Sisters' 2014 debut album "Kindred Lines" was produced by folk/bluegrass legend Laurie Lewis.
Firehouse Arts Center director Rob Vogt notes that he first heard about the group last fall when Firehouse Youth Programs coordinator Mark Duncanson attended their most recent CD release party in San Francisco. "He said they had great energy, great songs and amazing sibling harmonies," explains Vogt. "And we're so glad they are able to open our season for us. In our 'season of firsts' this year, T Sisters happens to be the first time that 3 sisters have ever graced the Firehouse stage!"
Before and during the show, Cellar Door Wine Bar will be again running the popular concessions bay in the Firehouse Grand Atrium Lobby, offering a range of beverages, including wines and beers, plus snacking noshes, that can be taken into the concert venue. Please note, no food or beverages purchased outside the venue are allowed inside the theater.
The Firehouse Arts Center in Pleasanton celebrates a brand new season with an opening night concert that honors 8 years of loyal Bay Area fans with a local favorite. T Sisters, the hugely popular "sassy sister folk band" from Oakland, kicks off the season in foot-stompin', heart-warming, down-home style on Saturday, September 2, at 8:00 p.m.
The 3 sisters gained national attention on Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" show, and have gone on numerous TV and radio appearances, as well as concertizing at venues and festivals across the country. Known for their energetic indie Americana folk style and breathtaking a cappella, their influences run the gamut from traditional to pop. T Sisters' 2014 debut album "Kindred Lines" was produced by folk/bluegrass legend Laurie Lewis.
Firehouse Arts Center director Rob Vogt notes that he first heard about the group last fall when Firehouse Youth Programs coordinator Mark Duncanson attended their most recent CD release party in San Francisco. "He said they had great energy, great songs and amazing sibling harmonies," explains Vogt. "And we're so glad they are able to open our season for us. In our 'season of firsts' this year, T Sisters happens to be the first time that 3 sisters have ever graced the Firehouse stage!"
Before and during the show, Cellar Door Wine Bar will be again running the popular concessions bay in the Firehouse Grand Atrium Lobby, offering a range of beverages, including wines and beers, plus snacking noshes, that can be taken into the concert venue. Please note, no food or beverages purchased outside the venue are allowed inside the theater.
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The 3 sisters gained national attention on Garrison Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" show, and have gone on numerous TV and radio appearances, as well as concertizing at venues and festivals across the country. Known for their energetic indie Americana folk style and breathtaking a cappella, their influences run the gamut from traditional to pop. T Sisters' 2014 debut album "Kindred Lines" was produced by folk/bluegrass legend Laurie Lewis.
Firehouse Arts Center director Rob Vogt notes that he first heard about the group last fall when Firehouse Youth Programs coordinator Mark Duncanson attended their most recent CD release party in San Francisco. "He said they had great energy, great songs and amazing sibling harmonies," explains Vogt. "And we're so glad they are able to open our season for us. In our 'season of firsts' this year, T Sisters happens to be the first time that 3 sisters have ever graced the Firehouse stage!"
Before and during the show, Cellar Door Wine Bar will be again running the popular concessions bay in the Firehouse Grand Atrium Lobby, offering a range of beverages, including wines and beers, plus snacking noshes, that can be taken into the concert venue. Please note, no food or beverages purchased outside the venue are allowed inside the theater.
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4444 Railroad Avenue, Pleasanton, CA 94566
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