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The 6

Gable Music Ventures is proud to present the seventh of our "The 6" singer songwriter showcases. April's showcase will be held at The Chris White Gallery which is just a block off Market street, right across from Delaware State University. The ticket price is remaining ...at $6 as usual. Saturday, April 14th from 7:00-10:30.

Featuring:

Nathan Surles - http://www.nathansurles.com/
Nathan has a unique classically derived style of fingerpicking that has turned the head of many guitarists with songs that are equally intricate and emotional. His debut CD "Riddles of the heart" is the first studio project.

Pat Kane - http://www.facebook.com/gypsysunandrainbows
Pat is a Delaware guitarist with an increddible amount of talent. We were very quick to book him upon learning he has a solo project he is getting started with. We can't wait to hear what he has planned.

Jessica Graae - http://fawm.org/fawmers/jessicagraae/
Singer and actor Jessica Graae has impressed audiences in America and Europe. An accomplished performer in opera, operetta, oratorio, and musical theatre, she is especially well known to audiences from New York to Washington, D.C.

Alex Mazzuka - http://www.facebook.com/alexmazzu
Alex played in Gable Music Ventures Archmere Coffee House. This will be a solo performance by the young musician that blew away the crowd and impressed Gable with his stage presence and talent.

Lori Citro - http://www.reverbnation.com/loricitro
Lori is a singer/songwriter/pianist. She's been playing piano since age 5 and writing songs since the 5th grade. The songs she composes are very personal reflections on love, life and death. Lori prefer's very stripped down arrangements and productions with a feel of drama in the live performance. She also has an extensive musical theater background, playing approximately 3-5 musicals a year.

Ben Lewis - http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002935674905
Ben Lewis is a local singer/songwriter from Newark, DE. His songs can be described as a blend of folk, roots, blues and indy rock and are saturated with vivid imagery and relaxed melodies. He writes what he knows and what he knows is working hard and playing hard. Many of his themes, also, draw heavily on his love for the great American back county and the months he has spent roaming through the mountains and dark forests of Appalachia.