Forlorn Strangers, 90 YEARS OF STATE THEATRE HISTORY Join 90th Season Lineup
By: BWW News Desk Dec. 21, 2016
Tickets are on sale now and both are general admission seating.
Forlorn Strangers
Special Guest Blue Jean
Acopian Ballroom
Friday, February 24 7:30 PM
$12.50 benefits Theatre
Forlorn Strangers is a Nashville based Americana quintet comprised of five songwriters (including the Lehigh Valley's Jesse Thompson), each having their own distinct sounds & styles that blend into one cohesive voice. Their music is rooted in family harmonies & flavored with guitars, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, dobro, & foot stomping percussion. Since 2013, Forlorn Strangers has released two EPs (While the Grass Grows and American Magic Tricks) and has toured continuously across the United States, playing for an ever-increasing group of appreciative fans. Forlorn Strangers is gearing up to release their self-titled, debut full-length album recorded at John Prine's Nashville studio, The Butcher Shoppe and produced by Grammy winner Phil Madeira.
Blue Jean was formed in late 2009 by singer/guitarist Chris Hallett and bassist Dustin Schoof after a decade of cutting their teeth on the Lehigh Valley and Pocono indie rock circuits. The pair decided to pool their collective talents into one tour de force of rock.
The band's debut album, "Goodnight Tonight," was released in 2011. Their follow-up, "Alchemy," dropped in October 2014.
90 Years of State Theatre History
With Historian Ken Klabunde
Sunday, March 19 6:30 PM
$9 donation to the State Theatre
In celebration of the State Theatre's 90th Year of WOW, historian and former theatre manager Ken Klabunde makes history come alive as he takes you back in time to explore the many incarnations (and one constant spirit) of our beloved State Theatre. Special appearance by Easton Middle School Jazz Band.
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