15 Feb Sheridan Arts Foundation: John Craigie & Glen Phillips, 2/19!
Telluride’s Sheridan Arts Foundation presents “An Evening with John Craigie and Glen Phillips” at the historic Sheridan Opera House. Concert takes place Wednesday, February 19. Doors at 8:00 pm; SHOW at 9:00pm.
Tickets, $45-$55 reserved seating; table seating $60.
Go here for more about the Sheridan Arts Foundation.
Scroll down for a taste of the two performers.
John Craigie has mastered the art of creating live shows that feel more like intimate conversations than performances. Infusing humor, wit, and poignant storytelling, his concerts are a space in which audience members feel like old friends. Whether he’s headlining solo or sharing the stage with longtime collaborators, Craigie’s ability to make his crowd laugh, reflect, and connect is second to none. As he prepares to release Greatest Hits… Just Kidding… Live – No Hits, his latest live album captures the warmth and spontaneity of memorable nights.
During his years as lead singer and main songwriter of Toad the Wet Sprocket, Glen Phillips helped to create the band’s elegant folk/pop sound with honest, introspective lyrics that helped to forge a close bond with their fans. When Toad went on hiatus, Glen launched a solo career with his album Abulum. He also stayed busy collaborating with other artists on various projects including Mutual Admiration Society, with members of Nickel Creek and Remote Tree Children, an experimental outing with John Morgan Askew.
Sheridan Arts Foundation, more:
The Sheridan Arts Foundation was founded in 1991 as a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization to preserve the historic Sheridan Opera House as an arts and cultural resource for the Telluride community; to bring quality arts and cultural events to Telluride; and to provide local and national youth with access and exposure to the arts through education.
The Sheridan Arts Foundation is sponsored in part by grants from the CCAASE, Colorado Creative Industries, the Town of Mountain Village, Just for Kids Foundation and Telluride Foundation.
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