David Wilcox with Teddy Grossman at Bryn Mawr Twilight Concerts
Saturday, August 17, 2024
Produced by Rising Sun Presents
Doors at 6pm | Show at 7pm
All Ages! Kids 12 & younger may attend for free & do not need a ticket
This show is Rain Or Shine (No Refunds)
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Location
The Bryn Mawr Gazebo
9 S. Bryn Mawr Ave.
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
About the Venue and Shows:
- Beer & other beverages will be available for purchase on-site
- Outside food and non-alcoholic beverages are allowed to be brought into the concert
- The Bryn Mawr Gazebo Park is a smoke-free venue
- Patrons may bring lawn chairs and blankets. Please note: Low beach chairs and blankets only in front of the white line. Tall camping chairs are permitted behind the line.
- The concert site is accessible to all, as are our on-site restrooms
- Free parking after 6PM for metered spots, and free all day in some lots, including the Library / Gazebo Park lot (Click here for more info)
- All guests should enter via the “Box Office” located on Bryn Mawr Ave, by the Gazebo
- No refunds
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For more information:
- Call or email the Ardmore Music Hall Box Office
- 610-649-8389 | info@risingsunpresents.com
- Tickets can be purchased at the AMH Box Office with NO SERVICE FEES!
- Hours: M-W-F from 12PM – 5PM + before & during shows
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About David Wilcox
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David Wilcox is a penetrating storyteller. The revered folk musician has an effortless talent for spinning lyrics that quietly cut deep, and crafting melodies that seamlessly ride the plot twists and turns. Wilcox handily exemplifies the power of lyrical and musical catharsis
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About Teddy Grossman
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"I’m finally feeling like I’m right where I’m supposed to be”, says Teddy Grossman, and the forthright, ever-soulful singer-songwriter speaks like a man who has been down many paths, only to arrive back definitively where he’s forever belonged. That’s because after a decade of his own music career playing second fiddle to the life of a traveling salesman, Grossman picked up everything and moved to Los Angeles, where he began recording his highly-anticipated full-length solo debut, Soon Come. Eventually, leaving behind his job and former life along the way.