Quattrosound plays jazz with Latin twist
Ensemble to perform at Raymond Theatre on March 20
RAYMOND, Wash. — Sunday
Afternoon Live will present
a unique music al experience
known as Quattrosound at 2 p.m.
Sunday, March 20 at the Ray-
mond Theatre.
Quattrosound is an acoustic
ensemble , playing an eclectic
mix jazz, pop and classical set to
a Latin beat. The band blur s the
lines of music genres with a live-
ly and entertaining result .
A multicultural band who
se members hail from Mexico,
Japan, Guatemala and Texas,
each of the four Quattrosound
band members is a trained and
passionately talented musician in
their own right, deftly command-
ing violin, cello, guitar and per-
cussion instruments from around
the world.
Individually, they have
played with the likes of Bocelli,
Barbara Streisand, Yo-Yo Ma,
Annie Lennox, Michael Jack-
son, Ricky Martin and Gloria
Estefan. As a group, Quattro-
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Quattrosound will perform March 20 at the Raymond Theatre.
sound was nominated for a Latin
Grammy Award for Best New
Artist in 2013.
Tickets are $15 at the door
or $12 in advance at the theater;
Sagen’s Pharmacy in Raymond;
and South Bend Pharmacy. For
more information, call 360-875-
5207.
The show is sponsored by
Dennis Company, Helen Camp-
bell, Ekone Oyster Company,
Dr. Steven Hill, Heidi Bale and
Sagen’s Pharmacy.
Father and son play concert at McMenamins
GEARHART — Father-and-
son Bill and Charlie Wadhams
will perform in concert 7 to 9
p.m. Friday, March 18 at the
McMenamins Sand Trap Pub,
located at 1157 N. Marion Ave.
All ages are welcome at this
free event.
Father Bill Wadhams is a
founding member of ’80s band
Animotion and singer of the hit
song “Obsession.” He is still ac-
tive with Animotion, recording
a new album for 2016 release
and performing with Wang
Chung, A Flock of Seagulls and
Berlin. He’s been living and
working in Portland since ’93.
Son Charlie Wadhams re-
corded his debut album with
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drews (“Donnie Darko” and
“Bridesmaids”). While making
the record, Andrews suggested
that Charlie write songs for the
movie “Walk Hard: The Dew-
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“Let’s Duet” and “Guilty As
Charged.”
In the next few years,
Charlie released two EPs un-
der his name and an EP with
Priscilla Ahn under the band
name Sweet Hearts. He’s
also had songs placed in the
movies “Bad Teacher” and
“Cyrus.” Daniel Johnston,
Jonathan Richman, Bird and
the Bee, and David Lindley
are just a few of the artists
Charlie Wadhams has per-
formed with.
Bill and Charlie will be
joined by musicians Jim Brun-
berg and Ben Landsverk of
Wonderly and Box Set Duo/
Trio for this performance.
Hear country, blues at Liberty Theater
Steve Azar, Deana Carter to perform in concert March 19
ASTORIA — The Liberty The-
ater and Eagle Country 103.9
FM presents Steve Azar and
Deana Carter in concert, sharing
their stories and songs, at 7:30
p.m. Saturday, March 19.
Steve Azar is a modern re-
naissance man, hit songwriter,
recording artist, music producer,
golfer, speaker and philanthro-
pist. Azar calls his own breed
of music “Delta soul,” a mix of
country, rock and blues.
The title track of Azar’s 2001
album “Waitin’ on Joe” went to
No. 1 on Country Music Televi-
sion. From the same album, the
hit single “I Don’t Have to Be Me,
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most-played songs of the past de-
cade on country radio. Azar’s hit
“Sunshine” was reported by Peo-
ple Magazine to be Taylor Swift’s
favorite song of 2010 and was
featured in US Weekly Magazine
in June 2012 as one of the most
popular celebrity wedding songs.
Sharing the stage is multi-
ple Grammy Award nominee
Deana Carter. A country mu-
sic artist, Carter broke through
in 1996 with the release of her
debut album “Did I Shave My
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multi-platinum in the U.S. for
sales of over 5 million.
Her debut country single
“Strawberry Wine” reached No. 1
on U.S. Billboard’s Hot Country
Singles & Tracks. It was followed
by 1998’s “Everything’s Gonna
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Steve Azar will perform at the Liberty Theater on Saturday, March 19.
Be Alright,” 2003’s “I’m Just a
Girl,” 2005’s “The Story of My
Life,” and 2007’s “The Chain.”
Tickets are $35 and are avail-
able at the Liberty Theater box of-
fice by calling 503-325-5922 ext.
55 or at ticketwest.com Ask about
the special meet and greet package.
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Country music singer Deana Carter will
perform March 19 at the Liberty Theater.
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