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'Live' From Laurel Canyon - BOH Presents

Date: Saturday Feb 10, 2024
Time: 8:00 PM
Price: $39.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

We regret to inform you that, due to a scheduling conflict, 'Live from Laurel Canyon' has been moved from Sept 9, 2023 to February 10, 2024 at 8pm. All purchased tickets will be honored on Feb 10, 2024 and do not need to be reprinted. If you are unable to attend the concert on the new date, you may exchange your tickets for a different BOH presented event or request a full refund. See FAQ below.

 

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THE STORY | The Birth of a Rock & Roll Neighborhood

Laurel Canyon is located in the Hollywood Hills of Los Angeles, CA. Laurel Canyon Boulevard connects northern LA suburbs in the San Fernando Valley to artsy West Hollywood and the now infamous Sunset Strip. The Canyon housed artists as early as the beginning of the 20th century as major motion-picture companies set up production around Los Angeles. The Canyon became a sort of de facto artist community as the entertainment and night life industry grew. Musicians especially enjoyed the rural feel and seclusion the canyon provided but also its proximity to the night life on Sunset Boulevard and beyond. Fast forward to 1965, when our story starts...

Based on the success of California Dreamin’ The Mamas & The Papas all took up residence in the Canyon in 1965 which almost started a movement of artists, both aspiring and successful, to be a part of this community. Follow the twists and turns of the side roads off of Laurel Canyon Boulevard between 1965 and 1975 and you’d find some of the musicians who redefined American popular music and inspired the “LA sound” of the early 70s; artists like the Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, the Doors, Crosby, Stills, and Nash, Neil Young, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Carole King, Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt, America, and the Eagles.

THE SHOW | California Dreamin’ to Hotel California. Songs & Stories.

“Live From Laurel Canyon ~ Songs & Stories of American Folk Rock” is a 90-minute journey through a very special time in American popular music. A time when an entire generation of youth felt abandoned by their own culture and were searching for a sound that helped define them; a sound that shared the protest and awareness of folk music and the attitude and look of rock music. Join us as we follow these legendary artists and share stories on how they ended up in the Canyon and how this neighborhood of like-minded artists influenced the music that was created.

The show features some the finest singers and most well versed musicians in the country. Singers and musicians whose take on these classic songs draw from the musical history of Laurel Canyon and its vast influence.

Much more than a 'tribute' act, Live from Laurel Canyon not only performs the music you love, but shares with you the stories that inspired them. Live from Laurel Canyon is a journey through a special time in American pop music.

THE PLAYERS | Founders and featured artists

Brian Chartrand (vocalist/acoustic guitarist/creator of Live from Laurel Canyon) grew up in rural Massachusetts and made his way to Phoenix in 2003. Brian’s main focus is Live from Laurel Canyon and his original music with his bands The Sweet Remains and The Project. A longtime fan of 60s and 70s music and a rock and roll history fanatic, Brian came up with the idea for Live from Laurel Canyon while working as an entertainer on a luxury cruise ship in the Summer of 2012. Since it’s inception, the show tours all over the country and in Europe.

Holly Pyle (vocalist) was voted best vocalist of 2019 by Phoenix New Times. Holly channels her "liquid-like voice" and intense presence into a variety of local and traveling music projects, most frequently as the front-woman of progressive soul outfit House of Stairs. Holly completed studies in jazz, opera and psychology at Northern Arizona University in 2010, and since then has given nearly 1500 performances, released 3 albums and gives lectures about loop station technology and arranging.

David Freeman (vocalist) grew up in a musical family and started singing at a young age. He went to college at Missouri State University where he majored in vocal performance. He currently resides in Phoenix, AZ with his family and is involved in a plethora of musical endeavors but says what he enjoys most about his life today is getting to be with and bring his kids to school everyday, date nights with his wife, Ashlee, and taking their German Shepherd (Jack the Dog) on walks at night.

Todd Chuba (drums) is originally from rural Michigan but moved to Arizona to study music at ASU. He has been a professional drummer and percussionist, specializing in a variety of musical genres and styles, for over 35 years.

Lamar Gaines (keys) is originally from Cleveland, Ohio. He grew up immersed in music that turned into a life long passion. Apart from playing music professionally, he runs his own production company with his brother called Jeemusic.

Adam Armijo (electric guitar) is an in-demand session musician currently residing in the Phoenix area. Growing up in an art and music loving home, Adam took to guitar very early and began playing professionally at the age of 16. Adam is known for his unique approach, musicality and the ability to play many genres authentically. He has recorded and toured with a wide variety of GrammyTM award winners and BillboardTM chart toppers. Recently, Fender & Gretsch Guitars have featured Adam on dozens of youtube product demos which have been extremely successful and have racked up over 3 million views.

Will Gaines (bass) was born the son of a jazz musician in Cleveland. He now resides in Denver where he works as an independent musician, singer/songwriter, producer, film scorer and international touring artist. More recently he started a music production company with his brother releasing 3 albums under the moniker Gaines Brothers. He is currently working on his fourth album.

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What venues are saying...

 

 

"Live from Laurel Canyon '' is a fabulous night of music and historical references performed by a fine group of musicians who left the audience wanting more and also completely satisfied.- Don't miss it !!

-- Kevin Odell, Auburn State Theatre, Auburn, CA

'Live from Laurel Canyon' took us on a musical journey and it was a blast! We not only enjoyed an array of rock and roll hits, but also learned about the legendary neighborhood that was home to the creators of such great music."

-- John Longshore, Oxford Performing Arts Center, Oxford, AL

"Live from Laurel Canyon is more than just a walk down Memory Lane. Bandleader Brian Chartrand’s extensive knowledge surrounding the stories about and history of the music and the people who created it, as well as the band’s skill and care in performing it make for a truly wonderful evening that filled the house and brought many patrons back to the theater to experience it for a second time. It’s a terrific show!”

--Tim Reeve, Montalvo Arts, Saratoga, CA

"'Live from Laurel Canyon' was a perfect evening of fabulous entertainment. The outstanding musicianship was only enhanced by the thoughtful storytelling which left the audience bubbling as they left the theater. Can't wait to have them back!"

--Erin Butler, WYO Theater, Sheridan, WY

"Live from Laurel Canyon’ was one of the most successful concerts ever presented at Desert Mountain. Brian Chartrand, Khani Cole and the musicians overwhelmed the sold-out crowd. The positive member response in the days that followed is a true testament to this amazing show and production!"

-- J. Baird. Director of Events, Desert Mountain Golf Inc. /Scottsdale, AZ

 

Thank You

Great Eastern Radio - Season Media Sponsor

National Life Group - BOH Presents Series Underwriter

The Point - Media Sponsor

 

We regret to inform you that, due to a scheduling conflict, 'Live from Laurel Canyon' has been moved from Sept 9, 2023 to February 10, 2024 at 8pm. All purchased tickets will be honored on Feb 10, 2024 and do not need to be reprinted. If you are unable to attend the concert on the new date, you may exchange your tickets for a different BOH presented event or request a full refund. 
 
FAQ:
Q: I already bought a ticket for the Sept. 9 show, is it still good for Feb 10?
A: Absolutely! We will honor all printed and will-call tickets. Please bring your printed ticket with you on Feb 10, 2024 @ 8pm and it will be honored as if it was printed with the Feb 10, 2024 date. You don't need to do anything else, just enjoy the show on Feb 10, 2024.
 
Q: Should I request a newly printed ticket with the correct date? 
A: There is no need to have the ticket reprinted. However, if you are more comfortable with an updated ticket, please bring your original ticket to the Box Office and exchange it for a ticket printed with the Feb 10, 2024 date.
 
Q: Do I need to bring my original ticket to the box office or can they send me a reprint without it?
A: If you would like your ticket reprinted, which is not required, we will need your original ticket so it can be destroyed before reissuing a new ticket. Without destroying the original ticket there is a risk that someone else may acquire your original ticket and you will be sharing a seat with them on Feb. 10, which may be uncomfortable. 
 
Q: I am unable to attend the concert on the new date. Can I exchange the ticket for another event at Barre Opera House?
A: Yes! We have 15 other, incredible shows to choose from during the 2023/24 season. Please notify the box office no later than Aug 30, 2023 about any change requests. Refer to the website to find a show and we will happily exchange your ticket. You will be refunded/charged any difference in price for the new ticket. Please return the original ticket to the Box Office so it can be destroyed before issuing a new ticket. Note: we can only exchange your ticket for a show listed in our Celebration Series or BOH presents series. 
 
Q: I am unable to attend the concert on the new date and I already have tickets to every other show in the season or there isn't another show that interests me. Can I get a refund?
A: Absolutely! When you return the ticket to the box office you will be given a full refund, including any additional fees. Please notify the box office no later than Aug 30, 2023 about any change requests.
 
Q: I need to exchange or return my ticket. Can I do it on-line?
A: Unfortunately, you can't exchange or refund your ticket on-line. All exchanges or refund requests must be made through our box office. 802-476-8188 / bohbox@barreoperahouse.org / or visit the box office 12:00pm - 4:30pm Tuesday – Friday
 
Q: If I would like a refund, requests must be made no later than Aug 30, 2023. 802-476-8188 / bohbox@barreoperahouse.org / or visit the box office 12:00pm - 4:30pm Tuesday – Friday
 
Q: What happens if I miss the Aug 30 deadline?
A: You may exchange the tickets for any of our Celebration Series or BOH Presents series shows. All requests for exchanged tickets MUST happen no later than Feb 1, 2024 so we have time to resell your seat.
 
Q: Which Barre Opera House shows are available for a ticket exchange? 
A: Los Lobos -Sept 14;  Zach Nugent's Dead Set - Sept 29; Julie Fowlis - Oct 20; Cowboy Junkies - Nov 4; Glenn Miller Orchestra - Nov 14; The Friel Sisters - Nov 17; A John Denver Christmas - Dec 9; The Wizards of Winter - Dec 21; The Adam Ezra Group - Feb 2; The Black Opry - Feb 9; Ladysmith Black Mambazo - Feb 20; Danu - Mar 3; Paula Poundstone - April 5; Britain's Finest (complete Beatles experience) April 12; Buffalo Nichols - May 10
 
Q: Who can I contact with more questions?
A: Contact our box office : 802-476-8188 / bohbox@barreoperahouse.org / or visit the box office 12:00pm - 4:30pm Tuesday – Friday