Upcoming WCCA 76th Season Concerts
Dàimh
March 15, 2025
Awarding Winning ‘Gaelic Supergroup’
Sat. March 15th, 2025
Tickets $30
or WCCA Subscription
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Our 2024-2025 season again consists of 6-Concerts. There are two 76th Season Concerts remaining, Dàimh, and the EG Kight Trio.
We offer student pricing and kids ages 12 and under are free when
accompanied by a paying adult. More subscriptions and ticket info may be found here. ​​
All Concerts
7:30PM
Coolidge Theatre, Deane Center
Dàimh
Sat. March 15th, 2025
Tickets $30
Taking their name from the Scottish Gaelic word for kinship, award-winning ‘Gaelic Supergroup’ Dàimh (pronounced dive) is based in Lochaber in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, an area renowned for musical and cultural heritage. The group features Angus Mackenzie (Highland Pipes/Border Pipes/Whistles), Gabe McVarish (Fiddle), Ellen MacDonald (Gaelic Songs), Murdo Cameron (Mandola/Mandolin), and Rose Martin (Guitar). They are festival favorites in Scotland, Ireland and Europe and
are famed for their thrilling live shows with pyrotechnical jigs and reels and poignant ballads. It’ll surely be a show not to miss. This is the fifth concert in the WCCA 6-Concert Season.
EG Kight Trio
Sat. April 5th, 2025
Tickets $30
When EG Kight talks, her endearing southern drawl attracts people like a magnet. And when she sings and plays that guitar, there’s no doubt that EG Kight means business.
With rich vocals, a captivating guitar style, and a hefty catalog of well-crafted original songs, she has entertained audiences around the globe in true southern style. An indisputable triple threat – as singer, songwriter, and guitar player - with her own unique blend of "country flavored southern fried blues”, her unique blend of roots music appeals
to fans across genres. Her 2023 "Sticks & Strings" album was nominated for a Blues Music Award for Acoustic Album. It debuted at #10 on the Billboard Blues Chart, #11
on the Big Blues Chart, #16 on the Living Blues Radio Chart and at #22 on NACC.
EG's trio features Gary Porter (drums/harmonica) and Ken Wynn (guitar/dobro).
This is the sixth and final concert of the WCCA 6-Concert season.
Past Fall 2024-Spring 2025 Concerts
Lovelight, a Premier Grateful Dead Tribute Band
gave a high energy electrifying performance on
Sept. 28th, to the enjoyment of the many dedicated
Deadheads in the audience. Several of whom danced the
night away. The New Jersey based six member group
featured talented veteran musicians Special Guest
Joni Bottari Lead Guitar, Dana Carroll Bass Guitar,
Sean Kelly Keyboard/Vocals, Michael Slom Vocals,
Steve Sprague Jr, a Founding Member, Guitar/Vocals,
Todd Weiss on Drums. This was the first concert of the
WCCA 76th Season.
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Black Tie Groove gave a high-energy outstanding performance as the delighted audience time-traveled back to the days of Motown, Soul, Funk and more. The band received a well deserved standing ovation at the end of the evening. The New Jersey based group featured lead vocalists Erin Kukla and Eric Delaney; Keith Kukla on lead guitar; Tony Chibaro on drums; Joe Gorgolione on bass guitar; Joe Andreacchi on keyboards; and Ricky Paetzell on saxophone. This was the second concert of the WCCA 6-Concert 76th Season.
​The Kitchen Dwellers concert was phenomenal. The Montana-based Quartet, Shawn Swain (Mandolin), Torrin Daniels (Banjo), Joe Funk (Upright Bass), and Max Davies (Acoustic Guitar) with their unique twist on folk inspired bluegrass spiked with phantasmic vision and rock energy, played to a sold out extremely enthusiastic audience on Nov.1, 2024. This show was an extra concert and not part of WCCA's 76th Season.
Award-winning brothers, Eric and Leigh Gibson performed to an appreciative sold out crowd on Saturday Nov.16th. Both brothers are singer-song writers. Eric was on banjo and Leigh on guitar and mandolin with Eric Barber on bass. Kelley Gibson, Eric's son, also joined them on stage. It truly was a night of the finest Bluegrass.This was the third concert of the WCCA 6-Concert Season.
The Pennsylvania based trio, composed of Rose Baldino, Brian Buchanan, and Caroline Browning brought their unique brand of upcycled Celtic Folk music and Vintage Vibes to Wellsboro on Feb.15th. House of Hamill, performed to a very appreciative audience who honored their performance with a standing ovation. It was a fantastic night of mesmerizing harmonies and great music. This was the fourth concert of the WCCA 6-Concert Season.