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Western Duo-Group of the Year Riding into Newhall

Press Release | Saturday, Aug 30, 2014

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SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series:

An Evening with Gary Allegretto and Ian Espinoza

Thursday, September 18

Gary Allegretto and Ian Espinoza are the current Academy of Western Artists Award winners for “Western Duo/Group of the Year” and their debut album “Allegretto/Espinoza” held the #1 spot on the Western radio charts for months.

Like a fresh and unique approach to Cowboy Music? Exceptional harmonica and guitar playing? Humorous, catchy, as well as thought provoking songs? Be here! Don’t take our word for it, Western Way Magazine’s Rick Huff recently called Gary and Ian “one powerhouse duo” that brings “brilliant incorporation of different Blues and Honky Tonk elements into a mix of traditional and original Western songs. The result is nothing short of wonderful. Each track is a new joy with new surprises. Any way you stack it, this one wins.”

This special evening is created by two musicians, long-time friends and collaborators, who enjoy playing together and relish in each other’s expertise and delight in the music they create and share. Their engaging personalities electrify the stage, their musical expertise bring the songs to life.
Dress up! SCVTV will film and you just may be on TV.

For a list of all upcoming SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series click here

For more on Gary Allegretto and Ian Espinoza click here

Ticket Information:
All Tickets are $20.00.
Advance ticket sales: OutWest Hotline: 661.255.7087
Pick up tickets in advance at OutWest, 22508 6th Street, Newhall, CA 91321
On concert night, pick up reserved tickets at “Will Call” at the Repertory East Playhouse
Seating is first come- first served – every seat is terrific!

Concert Location:
Repertory East Playhouse, 24266 Main St, Newhall, CA 91321
The Hydeaway Lounge @ the REP
Offers Beer, Wine, and Mixed Drinks
Before and After Every Show
Opens 7:00 pm Concert 8:00 pm
Thank you to our sponsors and supporters: SCVTV, OutWest, The REP, Western Music Association California Chapter, and a special “thank you” to The Magazine of Santa Clarita

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