Triple threat duo coming to Folk Music Center March 23
Los Angeles is famously teeming with great guitarists of every stripe, but when you separate out those who are also master songwriters and compelling performers, the pool gets much less congested. Among these rare few are Rick Shea and Tony Gilkyson, veteran singer-songwriters and guitarists who have teamed up for what amounts to an artistry rich “two-fer” show at the Folk Music Center, 220 Yale Ave., Claremont, on Saturday, March 23. Photo/courtesy of Rick Shea
More Local News
More Local News continued
Survey
Obituaries
How to Submit an Obituary
Claremont Courier Mission Statement
At the core, our values connect the public with accurate, fair-minded information that impacts their lives. At the Claremont Courier, we are ever cognizant of our vital role as watchdog of a shared community, while our digital and print mediums provide this important information to everyone, 24/7. As a nonprofit, we are committed to public service by telling stories of local newsmakers, organizations, businesses, and the voiceless. Most importantly, we are committed to diversity and inclusion, with understanding being our underlying guiding principle.
Readers’ comments: March 15, 2024