This weekend, Wild Rose Moon Performing Arts Center plays host to two dynamic songwriters and guitar stylists, Andy Noyes and Marty Miles.
Andy Noyes’ music is a remarkable blending of musical styles which, according to others, “are fused with influences that range from fertile Delta and Piedmont Blues, Celtic dance rhythms, and Caribbean and African grooves.” For over 30 years he has been delighting audiences from Bloomington, Indiana to Minneapolis, St. Paul. Songwriters who have influenced his musical style include: Leo Kottke, Paul Simon, Michael Hedges, Bob Marley and avant-garde stylist, Frank Zappa.
South Bend’s own songwriting legend, Marty Miles, will open the evening, serving up sweet ballads, captivating stories, and spiritually inspired songs of love, faith, and forgiveness. Marty’s voice often soars across his music and reaches pitch-perfect operatic peaks that bind his lyrics to his pulsing guitar work.
Andy and Marty will appear in concert Friday night, September 13th at 8:00 p.m., and on Saturday morning, September 14th, 11:00 a.m. at the taping of the Wild Rose Moon Radio Hour.
The Wild Rose Moon Performing Arts Center is located at 115 North Michigan Street in Historic Downtown Plymouth. Tickets are available at A.S.K. for Flowers or online at www.wildrosemoon.com. Tickets for the Friday night concert are $15, general admission, or $10 for students. Tickets for the Saturday Radio Show are $5.00.
