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               PARKWAY SOCIAL                              KITCHEN

                Kansas City, MO

            (Charlotte Fletcher                            & Soigne`)

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          THE BLUE ROOM

            INDIGO HOUR

          KANSAS CITY, MO

      (w/ Desmond Mason)

 

               KC SUMMER SOUL FEST

           MAZE W/ FRANKIE BEVERLY

                    GRANDVIEW, MO

                               6PM

                (Charlotte Fletcher w/                                       NextLevelLive)

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               AARON MAYFIELD                                & NEXT LEVEL AT                                KNUCKLEHEADS

         (Charlotte Fletcher only)

        along with other featured

                          astists

               KRAB KINGZ

                  SEAFOOD

          LEE'S SUMMIT, MO

          (Charlotte Fletcher

             only)

           BAYOU ON THE VINE

                 18TH & VINE

                   7PM-11PM

    (Charlotte Fletcher & Soigne)

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           B&B NEW LONGVIEW

                    THEATRES

             Lee's Summit, MO

               6:30PM-10:30PM

        (Charlotte Fletcher Duo)

02.22.20 

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03.07.20

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03.28.20 

           BAYOU ON THE VINE

                 18TH & VINE

                   7PM-11PM

    (Charlotte Fletcher & Soigne)

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Music is a powerful thing. It’s one of the few things on this planet that almost everyone enjoys without reservation. Everyone has a favorite genre of music, some even love it all. Whether its country, blues, rock, hip hop, R&B, pop, or any mixture of them all, music gives people an outlet to express their creativity and share their passion with others.

That being said, the most important type of music currently is local artists. Wherever you live, there is probably a pretty great scene of musicians, even in the smallest of towns, creating and developing their skills. And a lot of times, there are some amazing talents hidden away in these small towns, and big towns alike, hiding behind insecurity, fear, or just a lack of options to play their music for other people.

So, why does that matter? Why should you give the time of day to musicians you’ve never heard of just because they live close to you? I’ll tell you the benefits:

  1. That guy or girl sitting in their basements writing songs for nobody might just be one of your favorite artists, and you don’t even know it yet. Maybe their music will speak to you on a level that no one else has been able to reach. You’ll never know if you don’t get the opportunity to experience it!

  2. Wherever there are musicians sharing their love for creating, there is no doubt a community of people supporting them and befriending each other. My own experiences in music scenes have seen bands of all genres sharing the staging, supporting each other’s music, finding places to sleep while out on tour, and genuinely caring for each other. For fans and musicians alike, a thriving scene for local music provides a group of people that are welcoming to anyone.

  3. Entertainment. Obviously. Why go to the bar and listen to a DJ when you have the option to hear real life instruments and singers playing live? The passion you get from musicians performing provides an altogether different experience than just listen to popular music being played through speakers.

  4. It makes your city more interesting! In Annapolis, street performing musicians are encouraged to park themselves on a bench, or on a sidewalk, or really anywhere they can accommodate their craft, and provide music for anyone exploring the streets. Doing this creates a great atmosphere and helps people enjoy themselves, even if they are just there to shop.

  5. If you’re a musician, having an outlet and support can be the most important aspect of succeeding. Everyone feels anxious performing for the first time, or showing a new song off to a friend, so the encouragement can drive them to keep pursuing their passion. That’s one thing our current society needs more of: people happy with what they are doing and pursing something they love. We’d all be a little better off.

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