Songwriters in the Round #72

Songwriters in the Round #72

The Songwriters in the Round Series is proudly sponsored by the Hallberg Family Foundation

Every month, the Wyoming Area Creative Arts Community brings in 3 songwriters to perform at the Hallberg Center for the Arts in an "In The Round" format, performing their original pieces of music.

This month's show brings Amanda Grace, Samantha Grimes & Sarah Morris to the outdoor Sunset Schooner Stage, weather permitting.

Admission is Free.

Songwriters in the Round starts promptly at 7pm.  Seating is limited, so please arrive early!

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Amanda Grace

Amanda is a Minnesota native and has released music drifting between folk, alt- pop/rock and Americana. With roots as a pianist her writing is thematically varied with an emphasis on melody; with ballads wrapped in warm vocals. In 2016 she received a Front Of The Line Pass from The Voice and her seventh album, “Please Dear Sun,” was nominated for Blues & Roots Radio Album Of The Year. Amanda just released her eighth album called Give Me Away.
https://musicbyamandagrace.com

Samantha Grimes

Folk, rock, blues, country and more combine to create the iconic sound of Americana grown in the Midwest. With hits like "Wendy Darling," "Wicked Mortals" and "Trainwreck," Samantha Grimes has shown her ability to captivate listeners in all genres.
https://www.samanthagrimesmusic.com/

Sarah Morris

Sarah Morris is a songwriter, lover, and mother, documenting the glorious details of our messy, magical, everyday lives. Possessing a keen eye and a captivating voice, she offers poignant and relatable songs with timeless country melodies. The Minneapolis-based artist has become a fast favorite on the folk and Americana scene, charting on both the AMA Radio Chart and the Euro Americana Chart. She won the prestigious Kerrville New Folk Contest and has been a finalist in both NewSong and MerleFest’s Chris Austin Songwriting Contest. Called a “country-leaning Norah Jones” (Star Tribune), Morris brings a subtlety to her craft, leaning into the details of the story and the heart of the song.

Taryn Jean Sirianni

I have been playing guitar since age 8, and formed my first band at age 12. Mu roots are in bluegrass music. At age 13 I wrote my first song and from there began performing at various events. Currently I am working on recording new music in studio. I play at local bars restaurants as well as weddings and different events. 

https://www.instagram.com/tarynjeanlive?igsh=MXk1MHF2ZDBpNmM2&utm_source=qr