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SUMMARY:Blues Prophets Live
DESCRIPTION:Get ready for a night of deep grooves\, soulful vocals\, and electrifying blues as the Blues Prophets bring their powerhouse sound to The Hill Arts! \nA favorite of Maine’s blues scene\, The Blues Prophets deliver an authentic\, high-energy performance rooted in Chicago and Delta blues traditions while infused with rock\, soul\, and improvisational fire. Featuring masterful musicianship\, scorching guitar work\, driving rhythms\, and expressive harmonica\, the band creates the kind of live experience that keeps audiences on their feet and coming back for more. \nBand members Doug Wainoris\, guitar/vocals\, DW Gill\, harmonica/vocals. Jeffrey Davison\, drums/vocals. Jamie Isaacson\, piano and Jack Tukey\, bass guitar have been playing as a band for over 50 years. The band traveled to the blues bars of Chicago\, played many stages in New Orleans\, Washington\, D.C.\, Boston\, and throughout Maine/New England\, honing their craft and becoming an institution. During their travels they met and played with living legends of the day such as James Cotton\, Otis Rush\, Muddy Waters\, Professor Longhair\, Jimmy Johnson and Bonnie Raitt. \nWhether you’re a lifelong blues fan or simply love great live music\, this is the perfect chance to experience one of the region’s most dynamic blues bands in the intimate setting of The Hill Arts where every note hits close and every performance feels personal. \nBig sound. Deep blues. One unforgettable night.
URL:https://weru.org/event/blues-prophets-live/
LOCATION:The Hill Arts\, 76 Congress Street\, Portland\, ME\, 04101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Music
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SUMMARY:An Evening with Peter Gallway
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an evening with Peter Gallway. Songs and stories celebrating the publication of his memoir Hardtail Strat. Tickets will include a signed copy of Hardtail Strat. \n“A songwriter and storyteller with the skill of a novelist and a filmmaker.” Mike Davies\, Fatea Magazine\, U.K. \nCalled “a master of free verse” in the Boston Globe\, Peter Gallway came of age playing the music clubs in Greenwich Village in the 60s where his band\, The Strangers\, was discovered by John Sebastian and Zal Yanovsky of the Lovin’ Spoonful. He subsequently released over thirty albums on Warner/Reprise and various independent labels\, both solo and with bands\, including The Fifth Avenue Band. As a record producer\, he has  articipated in over sixty projects\, including the Grammy-nominated Bleecker Street: Greenwich Village in the ‘60s\, and Time and Love: The Music of Laura Nyro\, as well as Laura Nyro’s final album\, Angel In the Dark. He collaborates with acclaimed singer-songwriter Annie Gallup as the duo Hat Check Girl\, and with British keyboardist Harvey Jones as Parker Gray. His music has been featured in film and theater\, and his songs have been performed and recorded by Bette Midler\, Kenny Rogers\, Japan’s Bread & Butter\, and others.  \n2026 heralds the publication of his memoir\, Hardtail Strat—Guitars\, Heroin\, Songs\, and Stories\, by Koehler Books\, along with new album recording and extensive touring in Japan. “One of the best books by a rock musician I’ve ever read . . . It comes from the inside out.” Danny Goldberg\, author of Serving the Servant: Remembering Kurt Cobain.
URL:https://weru.org/event/an-evening-with-peter-gallway/
LOCATION:The Hill Arts\, 76 Congress Street\, Portland\, ME\, 04101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concert,Storytelling
ORGANIZER;CN="The Hill Arts":MAILTO:emma.herseypowers@thehillarts.me
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SUMMARY:PATHS Annual Student Showcase 2026
DESCRIPTION:PATHS (Portland Arts and Technology High School) Annual Student Showcase 2026 \nThe Music Program at PATHS opened its doors to high school students interested in the study of performing arts in 1999\, creating an environment for highly focused and individualized study. The two-year music program teaches students how to interpret and perform many contemporary musical styles including but not limited to Rock\, R&B\, Rap\, Jazz\, Folk and Electronica. \nThere are three aspects of the program: Performing\, Music Theory\, and Music Production. \nStudents perform four times a year\, with one evening in a Showcase of talent off campus at The Hill Arts. Please join us for this annual show!
URL:https://weru.org/event/paths-annual-student-showcase-2026/
LOCATION:The Hill Arts\, 76 Congress Street\, Portland\, ME\, 04101\, United States
CATEGORIES:Showcase
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SUMMARY:Novel Jazz Septet Celebrates Duke Ellington
DESCRIPTION:This concert is the official 2026 International Jazz Day celebration for Portland\, Maine.  \nInternational Jazz Day\, created by UNESCO and led by jazz legend Herbie Hancock\, celebrates jazz as a global force for unity\, diplomacy\, and cultural exchange. Each year\, performances take place around the world—from Ireland to Iran\, Kenya to New Zealand—and this event proudly represents Portland’s official contribution to that worldwide celebration. \nThe Novel Jazz Septet is dedicated to sharing the music and stories of Duke Ellington\, Billy Strayhorn\, and members of Ellington’s legendary orchestra. Together\, Ellington and Strayhorn composed thousands of works—many of them rarely heard. Novel Jazz brings these overlooked gems to life alongside classic standards\, drawing from original recordings and manuscripts housed in the Duke Ellington Collection at the Smithsonian and the Strayhorn Collection at the Library of Congress. Reimagined for septet and shaped with a contemporary sensibility\, this music feels both timeless and new. \nThe ensemble is made up of seasoned New England jazz musicians whose deep experience and shared love of swing\, storytelling\, and groove result in performances that are joyful\, soulful\, and irresistibly engaging. \n“The result is a sound that made me sway\, smile\, groove\, slow-dance with myself around the living room\, and play air snare drums.” \n— Aimsel Ponti\, Portland Press Herald \n“There are two kinds of worries—those you can do something about and those you can’t. Don’t spend any time on the latter.” \n— Duke Ellington \nLearn more: www.mainejazz.net
URL:https://weru.org/event/novel-jazz-septet-celebrates-duke-ellington/
LOCATION:The Hill Arts\, 76 Congress Street\, Portland\, ME\, 04101\, United States
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