Songwriters in the Round #38

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

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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.

Admission is Free.

August 31th at 7pm, the Songwriters in the Round Series continues

with its 38th installment at the Main Gallery Stage featuring the original music of Ben Cook-Feltz, Annie Fitzgerald, and Tim Cheesebrow.

Ben Cook-Feltz

Iowa-raised, Minneapolis-based Ben Cook-Feltz is a singer, songwriter, drummer and self-taught pianist.  Combining observational, sometimes quirky lyrics with melodies that hearken back to the classic sounds of the 60′s and 70′s, he has been entertaining audiences throughout the Midwest as a dynamic performer, whether playing solo, with his crackerjack band, or backing up some of the finest regional talent.  His most recent single, "Winter Symphony," was released in December 2022.

Annie Fitzgerald

Singer/Songwriter Annie Fitzgerald’s music has been described as “a blend of Tori Amos’ intellectual appeal, Sarah McLachlan’s mystical charm and Edie Brickell’s baroque spirit” (Jamsphere). Her second album You & Me & the Sun was released in June of 2018 to critical acclaim. Since her first album In Good Time, Annie has been honored by the Songwriters Hall of Fame as an artist to watch, was a part of the NYC Indie scene, had her son Will, and welcomed a move back to her home state of Minnesota and a newfound sense of space to create. 

Tim Cheesebrow

Tim started writing songs in the 90’s as a way to make sense of the world. He studied the craft in earnest while getting his degree in classical music composition, and cemented his style while volunteering at a monastery and school near New Orleans. His music layers an eclectic mix of styles to create a sound with modern grooves, catchy melodies, and a sense of being grounded in deep roots. He’s known for his percussive guitar work, capo-wizardry, and an expressive voice big enough to fill any room.