Event

Charly Lowry

The Stokes County Art's Council's 2019 Come Hear NC music series continues with the Charly Lowry on Saturday, November 16, 2019 at The Arts Place of Stokes, 502 Main Street, Danbury, NC.

Charly Lowry is a singer-songwriter from North Carolina with Native American roots from the dark swamps of Robeson County. As a student at UNC-Chapel Hill, Charly was a lead singer for Mr. Coffee and the Creamers, a Motown/Soul cover band that performed throughout the Triangle region of NC. Charlys experience as a lead singer for Mr. Coffee and the Creamers served as a catalyst for her to begin the journey of living as a musician.

For over a decade, Charly has attained regional and national success as both a solo artist and lead singer of spiritual rock and soul band, Dark Water Rising. In addition to performing with Dark Water Rising and The Ulali Project (a reincarnation of the world-famous First Nations female acapello group, Ulali) she often shares the stage with the British funk/soul band, The New Mastersounds. In 2004, Charly had the opportunity to compete on the wildly popular television show, American Idol. She ventured through several rounds of auditions to land a Semi-Finalist spot (Top 32).

Tickets are $17 for SCAC members, $20 general admission, $5 for 18 and under.

Doors open on November 16th at 6:00pm, show begins at 7:30 pm.

Series Season Tickets are available for $90 and include admission to all 5 of the following shows:
*July 26, 2019 - John Berry
*August 25, 2019 Laurelyn Dossett
*September 21, 2019 - Casey Kristofferson Band
*October 12, 2019 - Pat Flynn & Goodfellers
*November 16, 2019 - Charly Lowry

For more information, visit www.stokesarts.org or call 336-593-8159.