A Homegrown Music Live Concert with ALEXIS P. SUTER and ED RANDAZZO.
WVIA’s first Homegrown Music live concert-broadcast of the New Year features an evening of bluesy music from two groups.
Alexis P. Suter has quickly become a sensation in the blues world wither powerful vocals which she herself describes as bass/baritone. Early in her career, she so impressed B.B. King that he invited her to open for him. She had also shared the stage with Bo Diddley, Dickie Betts, Etta James and many other blues luminaries. She has released six albums so far. For her Homegrown Music concert debut, she will be appearing with her new group The Ministers of Sound.
Northeastern PA singer-songwriter Ed Randazzo, is also known for his wide-ranging bluesy sound. He recently released a new album called If You Don’t Bring Me Joy (Be On Your Way). A winner of regional music awards, and a veteran of WVIA’s webcast In the Office, he will be making his Homegrown Music debut, joined by veteran multi-instrumentalist Bret Alexander of the Badlees.
As usual, the two hour concert will be broadcast live exclusively on WVIA-FM before a studio audience. Audience seating reservations are booked up at this point, but those interested in attending may call 570-655-2808 to determine if any seating has opened up.