EDWARDS – Homegrown roots rock, Americana-tinged electric jam music with a healthy dose of original music will be on tap at the Edwards Opera House when Canton’s own Waydown Wailers take the …
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EDWARDS – Homegrown roots rock, Americana-tinged electric jam music with a healthy dose of original music will be on tap at the Edwards Opera House when Canton’s own Waydown Wailers take the stage to perform on Saturday, June 9 at 7 p.m.
The Woodstock Recording artists perform original roots, rock, blues, folk and country music, and have several albums to their credit.
They have opened for the legendary jam-rock legends New Riders of the Purple Sage, which started as a Grateful Dead side project in the 1969, and country music stars Lady Antebellum.
The band features brothers Dave (guitar/lead vocals) and Christian Parker (lead guitar), Michael Scriminger (drums/percussion) and Connor Pelkey (bass backing vocals).
“The Waydown Wailers is a band of dreamers that in vision a sound that they personally want to inhabit, something that gets their hearts pumping before releasing it on a cover-beaten, musically famished public,” said the band’s website, waydownwailers.com.
Tickets to the show are $10, and can be purchased at the door the night of the show. All proceeds benefit the opera house and the continuation of the series there.
For more information, log on to www.edwardsartscouncil.org.