Lipbone Redding in Concert / Andy Getch opens!

Feel good music, story telling, a generous soul…Lipbone Redding has it all! Welcome back to the ACMA stage!

Lipbone is a one-man orchestra who turns story into song and songs into birds. He has humble roots in North Carolina, and after several years in New York City, he began busking in the Manhattan subways and parks. He used these very public places to work on his original material. Uncompromisingly true to his own voice,

Lipbone tells his life-story through his unique music. Vocals, guitar and…other stuff, Lipbone has a style that adheres to no style at all. Musical, upbeat and imaginative, sometimes soft and soulful, his story is peppered with vocal trombones and throat-singing birds,
fantastic animals and a host of poignant characters. Lipbone engages the audience as if they are additional band members, and invites them to employ their voices, claps and dance moves for the greater good.

When not on the road making music and friends, Lipbone is artist-in-residence at Oak Grove Retreat in Tarboro, North Carolina.

Take a listen at:
lipbone.com

Our own ACMA member Andy Getch opens the show. Andy has been a member back to the humble beginnings of the ACMA. He has the ability to pull the audience into his music and stories that accompany. Andy is a talented singer/songwriter, painter of cool stuff and dedicated environmentalist. He and his wife open their home to traveling musicians for house concerts. Thank you for all you do to support the mission of the ACMA!

Tickets are available at the door.

Door donations:
Members/$15
General Admission/$20

Doors open at 6:30 pm and concert begins at 7:00 pm