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Smooth, sultry jazz
singer and guitarist to
play in Cannon Beach
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Is pleased to announce
Jamey Hendricks
will be joining Mark Hedeen
in our Astoria office.
Vaudeville
Etiquette plays
at Fort George
ASTORIA — Vaudeville
Etiquette, a Seattle quintet,
will perform at Fort George
Brewery 8 to 10 p.m. Sun-
day, April 30.
The band combines time-
less melodies and modern
lyrics, the sounds of country
with classic rock.
“Their live performances
are magnetic and provoca-
tive. Duo lead vocals and a
wailing pedal steel dive from
energetic anthems to wistful
ballads and back again with
psychedelia and fearless
on-stage improvisation,” the
bands website states.
Coaster Theatre Playhouse
CANNON BEACH — Ac-
claimed singer-songwriter
Adlai Alexander will per-
form at the Cannon Beach
History Center & Museum
(1387 South Spruce St.) at 7
p.m. Friday, April 28.
Seating is limited. Tickets
are $15 and include refresh-
ments.
JazzNow Magazine has
called him a “skilled writer,
vibrant singer, and hotshot
guitarist.”
Noted for the sweet-
ness and wide vocal range,
Alexander sings and plays
intricate guitar in a way that
is rare in the acoustic and
jazz worlds. His repertoire
is inspired by sources as
diverse as Broadway and the
Amazon rain forest. He is
known to sing in Portuguese,
Hindi, or Japanese in any
given set.
Alexander — who has
shared the stage with artists
such as Randy Newman and
Leo Kottke — performed
live weekly with host Ben
Fong-Torres as music director
of the variety show “Fog City
Radio” on KQED-FM San
Adlai Alexander
Francisco. He’s also written
music for theater, dance and
classical chamber groups.
Along with original
music, he has written lyrics
for his own renditions of
instrumental songs by the
likes of Wayne Shorter,
Dave Brubeck and Ralph
Towner. He has also created
lyrics based on quotes from
Shakespeare, or titles of
Duke Ellington songs.
The Cannon Beach His-
tory Center & Museum is a
private non-profit museum
featuring seasonal historic,
textile and artistic exhibits.
Get tickets at www.cbhisto-
ry.org or by phone by calling
503-436-9301.
PHOTO BY
DWIGHT CASWELL
Jamey Hendricks
Astoria Music Festi-
val co-founder and
artistic director Keith
Clark will conduct
major events at this
year’s festival.
Mark Hedeen
Financial Advisor
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Registered Representative
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Jamey brings more than 15 years experience
in the fi nancial services industry.
Stop by or call so we can introduce our new
member of the community.
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Tickets $20 or $25
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Tickets: 503-436-1242 or coastertheatre.com
108 N Hemlock Street, Cannon Beach, OR
Astoria Music Festival
holds preview party
ASTORIA — A preview
party in honor of the Astoria
Music Festival’s upcoming
15th season will be held
5:30 p.m. Thursday, April
27, at Baked Alaska (1 12th
Street, Suite No. 1) on the
Astoria Riverwalk.
The music festival board
president, Deac Guidi, will
introduce what the festival
has in store for its 15th Anni-
versary Summer Celebration.
There will be appetizers
and a no-host bar at this free
event.