The Tidewater
Friends of Folk Music greatly acknowledges that without support from the
following,
some of the events
listed would not have been possible.
Our sincerest
thanks to,
Virginia
Beach Arts & Humanities Commission
Norfolk Commission on the Arts & Humanities
Virginia Commission
for the ARTS ~
The Virginia
Beach Central Library and Staff
Barry Graham and WHRV Radio 89.5 FM
Venue & Ticket
Outlet addresses are listed at the bottom of the page.
You can also
check the official venue page for active maps for driving directions.
Click on the Artist's name for more detailed information on the concert
TFFM Members Concert
Sat. Aug. 4th, 7:30 PM VIrginia Beach Central
Library
Admission is FREE to everyone!
The featured performers at this concert will be
TFFM members.
Robert Matter, John Kays, and Ray Bohlken
These shows
are always a lot of fun and can be full of surprises...so
grab a few friends
and enjoy an evening on us.
Members Appreciation Night
Miche' Fambro
Aug 25th 7:30PM ~ Virginia Beach Central Library
Tickets $9 - $13 ~ Call 757.626.FOLK (3655)
TFFM
Concert Series 2007 - 2008
Code Blue Bluegrass Band
Sat. September, 8th
Sat. September, 22nd
Vaudevillian Ragtime Blues, Hillbilly Swing and Old Time Country
Sat. September, 29th
...voice in a million... - - BBC Celtic Roots, Scotland
Davies relied on the emotional intensity of his compositions and the exquisite richness of his baritone voice to carry the performance. He let the songs weave their own magic, taking the audience on an emotional journey... - - Edinburgh Evening News, Scotland
Sat. October, 6th
He simply sings about angels and backaches, falling stars and fear, dancing and death and other things that comfort and confound us. At the center is Mallett's tenor, warm and friendly and deserving of our attention. --Associated Press
Sat. October, 20th
Red Molly plays music the way I like it: unpretentious, straight from the heart, and way down deep in the old-time roots. It's true folk music that comes from the right place. They take me back to a purer time when people sang for one another just because of the love of music. And they pack some power. It's purely delightful and inspiring. It warms the soul.
- - Frank Matheis, Host, Frank's Picks, WKZE FM (Sharon, CT)
Mary Gauthier with local favorite Julie Clark
Sat. October, 27th
Her style has never had anything to do with the stereotypes that dog female singers with acoustic guitars. If she can be compared to another woman in music, it would be Patti Smith - - Nashville Scene
Sat. November, 3rd
Doug MacLeod, now there's a man who can really play the blues. - - Delta Blues Legend Honeyboy Edwards
Sat. November, 17th
He is able to reach into the banjo's past to make a sublime statement of its future
...to create a sound firmly rooted in tradition but still fresh and vital.
- - Tim Bond, Bluegrass Now
Jonathan Edwards
Sat. December, 1st
Sunshine Go Away Today the perfect remedy for depression --CASHBOX
This concert has been rescheduled to 5/3/08
Sat. January 12th
Critics hailed him at the time as "The new Bob Dylan" because of a similar vocal timbre and thoughtful songwriting.
Sat. January 26th
Jim Photoglo's music has been expressed in Pop, R&B and Country music through such diverse artists as James Ingram, Kenny Rogers, Faith Hill, The Dirt Band, Alabama, Run C&W and, of course, Photoglo himself.
Peter Ostroushko
Sat. February 2nd
25 years on A Prairie Home Companion
Dennis Stroughmatt & Creole Stomp
February 23rd
Mississippi River Creole Music....with Soul
Grey Larsen & Cindy Kallet
Sat. March, 8
Scott Alarik of The Boston Globe calls Cindy
...one of folk music's most respected songwriters... provocative, heartwise, and original ...a brilliant guitarist....
Mike Joyce of the Washington Post calls Grey
... a gifted multi-instrumentalist who consistently demonstrates his melodic finesse.
3rd Annual Bluegrass in Ghent
Lonesome River Band
Sat. March 29th
Tickets-on-Sale NOW
Sat. April 5
it's hard not to fall in love with Smith's voice ... Emily Smith is white hot in Scotland these days and if there's any justice;
the globe will soon bask in her glow - - Sing Out Magazine
Sat. April, 19
Intelligent, well-written folk-influenced songs played with hell-bent, rampaging abandon.
That may be why Tanglefoot is described as Stan Rogers meets Van Halen.
Sat. April 26th
What tales this singer-songwriter from Philadelphia has...With insight and good humor, he has taken these life experiences and distilled them into old fashioned story songs brimming with wit and compassion. - - New York Times
Jonathan Edwards![]()
Sat. May, 3rd
Sunshine Go Away Today the perfect remedy for depression --CASHBOX
This is a rescheduled concert from 12/1/07
Sat. May, 10th
Cleaves tells gorgeously compact stories in a voice packed with Texas trail dust. -- Entertainment Weekly
. . . one of the finest singer-songwriters in Texas. -- Neil Strauss, The New York Times
Sat. May, 24th
Kerrville NewFolk Winner Mitch Barrett sounds like an Appalachian Dougie MacLean,
with songs that are passionate, political, edgy, and haunting. - - CD Baby
Sat. June 7
If they don't sweep you away, check your pulse - - The Glasgow Herald
Sat. June, 21st
Chicago-born and now based in Nashville, he is busy as a writer and collaborating songwriter with artists such as Janis Ian.
Most of the concerts are pay at-the-door
with reservations
suggested.
TFFM accepts Visa, MasterCard, Checks
and of course Cash.
Advance Tickets can be purchased by calling
the official TFFM Box Office @ 757-626-FOLK
(3655)
PLEASE leave your name & phone number, or print a mail-in ticket order form available
on this Website.
Mail all requests to:
TICKETS
c/o 801 S. Spigel Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23454
TFFM tickets can be purchased with your Visa or
Mastercard
Venues
Virginia Beach Central Library
4100 Virginia Beach Blvd.
Virginia Beach, VA.
The Kaufman Theatre
(Located inside the Chrysler Museum of Art)
245 W. Olney Road
Norfolk, VA