Saturday, April 13, 2019 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Photo by Rebecca Michelle Artistry

Photo by Rebecca Michelle Artistry

Nick Kody hosts SCA’s annual Songwriter Showcase highlighting original music from the WNY area. This year’s show will feature songwriting duos. Lydia Herren rounds out Kody’s duo joined by Porcelain Train (Ralph & Tamala Fonda), meet the Bacons (Joe & Robin Bacon), and the Panfil Brothers (Chris & Mark Panfil).

Saturday April 13th, 2019
7pm Doors, 7:30pm Show

$15 Door, $12 Presale

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Nick Kody & Lydia Herren
Influenced by a wide range of Rock, Blues, Country and Traditional Folk music, Nick Kody and Lydia Herren offer a unique and diverse interpretation of the Americana genre through both their recorded work and live performances. Both musicians are multi-instrumentalists, performing on guitar, violin, harmonica, piano, and more. Nick and Lydia’s original material is inspired heavily by roots music and their duets provide a strong chemistry on stage.

Porcelain TrainPorcelain Train (Ralph & Tamala Fonda)
Porcelain Train is an acoustic Americana music duo featuring Tamala Fonda on acoustic guitar and vocals, and Ralph Fonda on drums/percussion and vocals. Their homegrown interpretation of the Americana genre provides a unique blend of rhythm and harmony combined with thoughtful lyrics.

 

 

 

meet the Bacons (Joe and Robin Bacon)meet the bacons
“meet the Bacons” are from Buffalo, NY and draw influences from many great vocal duos, like Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, Simon and Garfunkel, Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris and Shovels and Rope, with music styles that cross classic country, rock, bluegrass, blues and folk (more easily described as Americana music). “meet the Bacons” sound is built on strong vocal harmonies with guitar, harmonica and hand percussion.”

The Panfil Brothers

 

 

 

 

The Panfil Brothers (Mark and Chris Panfil)

The Panfil Brothers play an eclectic mix of bluegrass, rock and “you name it” in the Buffalo, NY and surrounding areas. Both multi-instrumentalists and experienced songwriters, The Panfil Brothers have been a staple feature in the Western New York Americana scene throughout their careers.


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