Sellersville Theater 1894

Tony Sands dazzles audiences everywhere with this production! The music in this performance is nothing short of AMAZING! Come sing along to the hits from the Glory Days!

Atlantic City’s Reviews of Sands’ That’s Life Concert praise him not only for his uncanny vocal recreation of Franl Sinatra, but the illusion that he creates of Ol’ Blue Eyes being back! It's as if Sinatra himself walked out onto the stage. Accompanied by his LIVE Big Band, Swingtopia, Sands performs the classic hits “That's Life,” “Come Fly With Me,” “Luck Be A Lady,” “My Way,” “New York” and many more!

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Nestled in her hometown of Powder Springs, GA, Tyler Reese Tritt has always been surrounded by the soulful echoes of country music. Inspired by her father, multi-award-winning Country artist Travis Tritt, she has ventured into her own path in the industry, aiming to establish herself as a noteworthy country singer and entertainer. By the age of 14, Tyler had already ventured into the recording studio to collaborate with her father on a rendition of the timeless duet "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough" originally performed by Don Henley and Patty Smyth. 

In 2017, Tyler released her debut single, "Perfect." This mesmerizing song, which delves into the nuances of young romance, showcased Tyler's distinctive voice and remarkable talent, winning over hearts and garnering acclaim from her growing fanbase. Fast forward to 2023, Tyler Reese has experienced a breakout year. She kicked off the year with the release of her evocative single, "Porch Light," accompanied by a music video that perfectly encapsulated the song's poignant theme. The song's official music video has gained traction, airing on The Country Network and streaming on CMT.com. Tyler quickly followed this success with another compelling single, "Texas Hold Him," captivating audiences with its unique narrative and relatable emotions. This pivotal year has proven Tyler's prowess as a dynamic artist, setting the stage for what promises to be a luminous future

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Since moving to a rural area on the west coast of New Jersey along the Delaware River, where, “his neighbors are now cows and horses," Michael Patrick has found country living provides inspiration. Shortly thereafter he quit his day job of 15 years to perform and write music full-time. He’s even produced two new albums, Crossing Bridges and HOME. Patrick’s songs are always heartfelt, and sometimes autobiographical, with some signature sarcasm and humor thrown in for good measure. Patrick has developed an appreciation of simplistic story-telling lyrics, catchy hooks and memorable melodies.

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With 40 years as a world-touring musician, Deanna Bogart stands as a five-time winner of the Blues Music Awards Horn Instrumentalist of the Year, including a 2023 win and a 2024 nomination. Her unmatched talent has graced stages worldwide, from iconic venues to top. Deanna's performances have enchanted audiences, sharing moments with legends like Jimmy Buffett, B.B. King, James Brown, Johnny Copeland, and Ray Charles. Adored by her fans, her artistry shines through her dazzling keyboards, soul-stirring saxophone performances, smokey and soulful vocals, and her exceptional songwriting prowess. Her unique ability to fuse genres and create transcendent melodies sets her apart in the music world and crafts an unforgettable live music experience. Deanna is currently in the studio recording a highly anticipated new album, set to release in this year.

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Called “a keyboard wizard” by The New Yorker, Bob Malone has amassed a loyal international fan-base through nearly 30 years of touring and nine critically acclaimed album releases. He played keyboards with John Fogerty for 12 years, and has been a session player for Ringo Starr and Avril Lavigne. His recording of “You’re A Mean One, Mr. Grinch” was the theme in the Illumination/Universal movie trailers for The Grinch, heard by millions. Bob combines unforgettable songwriting with an eclectic hybrid of high-energy rock, uptown blues, melodic piano pop, New Orleans R&B, jazz chops and a voice all his own. His latest album is Good People.

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Colin Stough, a horse-loving, motorcycle-riding 19-year-old from Gattman, Mississippi has lived through a lot in his relatively short life. And, every ounce of heartbreak can be heard in his gravelly yet commanding rock-leaning vocals.

Dubbed “the Brad Pitt of country music” by Katy Perry (Stough was American Idol Season 21 third place finalist where Perry was a judge) — the southern-rock, country artist is releasing his single, “I Still Talk to Jesus.” The bluesy, rock ballad, written by Francisco Martin and Hank Compton, is about loneliness, loss and addiction, themes Colin is all too familiar with.

It is a song about feeling so emotionally alone it's hard not to question “why” yet also feeling a semblance of hope — that you're not truly alone. Tender yet gritty, Colin's striking vocal performance emotes the perfect blend of “I've been there too” and “to anyone out there feeling this way, you are not alone."

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Born and raised in Chester County, PA, Sam Stinson has become a staple of the modern country scene. Sam began his deep connection to the city of Nashville in 2019. His first performances at the Music City Hayride Show attracted significant local attentionand he moved on to bigger stages, sharing the stage with the likes of Brad Paisley, Jake Owen, and Chris Young. In 2019 Sam took home a Josie Music Award for Young Adult Male Vocalist of the Year. He has kept up his relationship with the city and recently performed for the 2023 Josie Music Awards Pre-Party inside Grand Ole Opry House Studio A, where he won a Songwriting Achievement Award.

Sam’s output reflects a melding of influences distilled into a modern country sound. Since releasing his first EP in 2016, he has steadily developed his catalog, releasing music nearly every year since under the name Sam Schmidthuber. His latest single, "Georgia Tonight," was released on May 23, 2024 under his new moniker of Sam Stinson.

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When he was 12, Rick Estrin’s older sister gave him a copy of Ray Charles’ The Genius Sings The Blues, and he became infatuated with the music. Albums from Jimmy Reed, Champion Jack Dupree, Mose Allison, Nina Simone and others soon followed. He got his first harmonica at age 15, and by age 18 he was sitting in at black clubs around San Francisco. He first jammed with blues master Lowell Fulson and immediately was hired to open five shows for R&B giant Z.Z. Hill. He worked five nights a week for almost a year with guitar legend Travis Phillips in a band fronted by famed bluesman Fillmore Slim. Slim introduced Estrin to singer Rodger Collins, who would become Rick’s first real musical mentor. At 19, Estrin relocated to Chicago and worked with some of the city’s best bluesmen. He met and jammed with the legendary Muddy Waters, who told Rick, “You outta sight, boy! You got that sound! You play like a man!” Muddy wanted Estrin to go on the road with him, but Estrin missed Muddy’s phone call and it never happened. Estrin eventually moved back to the Bay Area, met guitarist Charlie Baty and formed Little Charlie & The Nightcats. With Charlie’s retirement from touring in 2008, Rick brought in guitar virtuoso Kid Andersen and formed Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, along with Lorenzo Farrell (piano, organ, bass) and Derrick “D’Mar” Martin (drums).

The band’s sixth release, The Hits Keep Coming, packs a powerful punch, with phenomenal musicianship and lyrics, both serious and humorous. The record captures the band’s chemistry and magic in what is certainly among their strongest, most urgent and most cohesive releases so far. The album is modern blues at its most potent, as Rick & The ‘Cats deliver twelve groove-heavy, hard-hitting songs - ten written or co-written by Estrin and two surprising covers (one obscurity from Muddy Waters and one from Leonard Cohen).

In addition to Estrin’s celebrated songwriting and peerless blues harmonica playing, he and the band are among the most entertaining and colorful showmen around. Estrin’s signature streetwise vocals and hipster-cool look, Andersen’s eye-popping, off-the-cuff guitar pyrotechnics, Farrell’s mighty organ, piano and bass work and D’Mar’s dynamic, acrobatic drumming make every one of their live performances a must-see event.

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Darin and Brooke Aldridge are excited. And why not? With two new band members, a new record label, and five original songs on their latest album, the bluegrass and Americana duo are back with This Life We’re Livin,’ their ninth recorded project together and first release on Billy Blue Records. The album celebrates the space the husband-and-wife team now occupies - the top of bluegrass music.

Armed with the talents of the proverbial Triple Threat of uniquely distinctive singing, commanding instrumental skills, and accomplished songwriting, Darin and Brooke continue to ascend to new heights in the industry while maintaining their easy-going, down-to-earth connection with audiences everywhere. Together with their band – Billy Gee on bass, Samantha Snyder on fiddle, and Jacob Metz on banjo and resonator guitar – Darin and Brooke have been recognized with the IBMA’s nomination for 2021 Vocal Group of the Year. They have had multiple nominations over the years from the IBMA, the Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music of America (SPBGMA), and the Inspirational Country Music Association. They have enjoyed top spots on the Billboard, SiriusXM, Bluegrass Today, Bluegrass Unlimited, Americana/Roots, and Gospel charts. Their music videos have been featured on Country Music Television (CMT), CMT Edge, Great American Country (GAC), Bluegrass Ridge TV, and The Bluegrass Situation. Their television appearances include PBS’ Mountain Stage, Songs of the Mountain and Music City Roots; RFD-TV’s Larry’s Country Diner, Country’s Family Reunion, and The Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour; Great American Gospel, The Bluegrass Road, and Blue Highways TV. Their long held dream to one day play the Grand Ole Opry came true on July 4, 2017, and since then, they have graced the Opry stage over 55 times.

Perhaps the key to their success lies in their mutual respect and admiration. The couple’s willingness to work hard, embrace opportunities and meet challenges head-on is paying off. Darin and Brooke are inspiring in their music, artistry, and commitment to continued evolution and growth. 

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