Three bands — Nightbrain, Ranger and Tommy Economy — are set to provide an “electrifying night of melodies and rhythms” at Quincy’s West End Theatre on June 15, report organizers. The event promises to be an extraordinary fusion of diverse sounds, showcasing the talents of musicians from all sorts of places and backgrounds.
Doors will open at 6:30 p.m., with the first act kicking off at 7. Tickets are available for purchase online at https://ci.ovationtix.com/35660/production/1202932 or at the door. Tickets cost $20 presale or $30 at the door. “We are thrilled to host this amazing event, and hope you’ll come on out and join us,” said Kelsea Johnson, dramaworks executive director. “Friends and family of all ages are welcome to come and dance the night away. What a perfect way to welcome summer to Plumas County!”
Nightbrain, hailing from Quincy, brings a unique blend of indie rock infused with soulful and electric undertones. Organizers report that their performances and emotive lyrics have garnered them a “dedicated and incredibly supportive community.” Joining them on stage is Ranger, representing Reno’s vibrant music scene. With high-energy performances and infectious hooks, Ranger delivers a dynamic blend of indie rock and pop sensibilities. Completing the lineup is Tommy Economy, hailing from New York and known for soul-stirring melodies and introspective songwriting. With rich vocals and evocative storytelling, Tommy Economy promises to take audiences on a journey through the heart of his self and beyond.
“Each band brings something unique to the table, and we are all excited to see the magic we will create together on stage,” says Suzanne de Martimprey, of Nightbrain.
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Information provided by dramaworks, Nightbrain
