John Anderson will be performing an acoustic evening at the Marion Performing Arts Center on October 6th, 2016. This concert will take place at the Marion Performing Arts Center at 1 Patriot Drive (Carter Drive Entrance) at 7:00 pm. Doors will not open until 6:30pm. The performance will be the first of our music series for the year. Tickets will go on sale September 1st to the general public. Tickets are $20 for the Upper Section and $30 for the Lower Section. All tickets will be purchased online at http://www.marionarpac.org/. Note: There will be a $3 on all tickets that are purchased at the door the night of the show in addition to your ticket price.

John Anderson has one of the most instantly recognizable voices in country music today and is the current standard bearer for the traditional country sound. Back in 1977, he began his career with his first hit, “I’m Just An Old Chunk of Coal (But I’ll Soon Be A Diamond Someday)” and went on to have an amazing career that has spanned nearly fifty years with such hits as “Swingin”, “Seminole Wind” and “Money in the Bank”. His current album “Goldmine” includes 12 written or co-written songs on a 13 song album. Raised in Apopka, Florida, Anderson was exposed to both rock and traditional country growing up and, as incendiary rock outfits like Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Lynyrd Skynyrd honed their chops around him, he learned to love and play both types of music. It was the traditional country sound and especially ballads that he loved the most. Anderson moved to Nashville in 1972, working construction by day and playing honky-tonks at night. He signed with Warner Brothers in 1977, and had his first major hit with “I’m Just an Old Chunk of Coal (But I’m Gonna Be a Diamond Someday)” His first number one hit came with “Swingin” in 1982 rose to the top of the Billboard Country charts a year later at No. 1. His latest album “Goldmine” is published on his personal Bayou Boys label and includes 12 of 13 original titles that John co-wrote or wrote himself. Come and see this living legend in an intimate performance that is sure to be an event.

This production is sponsored by Marion A&P, Scarborough Dentistry, First Community Bank of Eastern Arkansas and the Marion School District. Sponsorship opportunities are available for this and future productions by contacting our main number.

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For more information about this topic, or if you would like to sponsor this or any other event at the MPAC, please contact Starr Hardgrove by calling 870.739.5152, or e-mail at marionarpac@msd3.org.

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