MONROE - Rarely is a voice heard that is not just unforgettable, but it is also undeniable. Whether he's singing bluegrass, country, or gospel music, Grammy wining singer, songwriter, and musician Marty Raybon's talents are unmatched.
On Saturday, Feb. 26 at 7:30 PM at the Monroe High School Performing Arts Center (PAC) Marty Raybon, along with his band Full Circle, present an electrifying evening of entertainment.
For over three decades, this dynamic singer continually thrills audiences with his down-to-earth, natural harmony of voice and strings, along with incredible vocals and enthusiasm.
From the very first time he was heard as lead singer of the Gold certified group, Shenandoah, Raybon was instantly recognized as a truly gifted talent. From 1985 to 1996 he led Shenandoah to 22 singles on the Billboard Hot Country charts, including 13 number one singles such as The Church on Cumberland Road; Next to You, Next to Me; and Butterfly Kisses.
His vocal abilities have garnered numerous accolades throughout his career including those from Gary LeVox, lead singer of the mega group Rascal Flatts, who views Marty as "the greatest singer on the planet to this day."
Country music star Josh Turner, comments "Marty gets inside a song and turns it inside out. When you listen to him sing, he makes every word sound important and makes you feel as though he is singing straight to you...he's a great singer, a great artist, and a great man."
Joining Raybon on stage will be the members of his band, Full Circle, one of country music's busiest bands. They include Chris Davis (mandolin, fiddle, vocals), Daniel Grindstaff (banjo, guitar, vocals), and Tim Raybon (bass guitar, vocals).
Raybon's latest venture is the release of his newest CD, At His Best. This current collection includes the singles "Daddy Phone," a touching ballad about a father's desire to maintain a connection with his son after a divorce, and "The Heat Is On," which showcases both Raybon's musical versatility and signature vocal warmth.
Raybon has appeared on all the major television networks and has been featured in numerous hit music videos.
He has received awards from the Country Music Association, International Bluegrass Music Association, Academy of Country Music, and a Grammy for Best Country Collaboration with Vocals for the single, Somewhere in the Vicinity of the Heart, with Alison Krauss.
While many artists have come and gone, Marty Raybon is still around making music and has left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment. He has circled the globe entertaining millions along the way, sharing with his audience a voice filled with emotion and compassion that not only comes from a melody or a great lyric, but from the heart.
Reserved seat tickets for Marty Raybon and Full Circle are $35, $25, $20, and $15, and may be purchased by calling the Monroe Arts Center at 608-325-5700 or in person at the box office located at 1315 11th Street.
Additional information regarding this performance and other MAC events can be found online at
www.monroeartscenter.com.
This event has been underwritten by Corporate Underwriter Colony Brands, Inc., and Media Underwriters Monroe Publishing, LLC, and Big Radio.
Additional underwriting has been provided by The Monroe Clinic; Ruda Chevrolet-Toyota; Tom and Karen Vale; Greg and Maria Gogin, and Chris and Lee Knuteson.
On Saturday, Feb. 26 at 7:30 PM at the Monroe High School Performing Arts Center (PAC) Marty Raybon, along with his band Full Circle, present an electrifying evening of entertainment.
For over three decades, this dynamic singer continually thrills audiences with his down-to-earth, natural harmony of voice and strings, along with incredible vocals and enthusiasm.
From the very first time he was heard as lead singer of the Gold certified group, Shenandoah, Raybon was instantly recognized as a truly gifted talent. From 1985 to 1996 he led Shenandoah to 22 singles on the Billboard Hot Country charts, including 13 number one singles such as The Church on Cumberland Road; Next to You, Next to Me; and Butterfly Kisses.
His vocal abilities have garnered numerous accolades throughout his career including those from Gary LeVox, lead singer of the mega group Rascal Flatts, who views Marty as "the greatest singer on the planet to this day."
Country music star Josh Turner, comments "Marty gets inside a song and turns it inside out. When you listen to him sing, he makes every word sound important and makes you feel as though he is singing straight to you...he's a great singer, a great artist, and a great man."
Joining Raybon on stage will be the members of his band, Full Circle, one of country music's busiest bands. They include Chris Davis (mandolin, fiddle, vocals), Daniel Grindstaff (banjo, guitar, vocals), and Tim Raybon (bass guitar, vocals).
Raybon's latest venture is the release of his newest CD, At His Best. This current collection includes the singles "Daddy Phone," a touching ballad about a father's desire to maintain a connection with his son after a divorce, and "The Heat Is On," which showcases both Raybon's musical versatility and signature vocal warmth.
Raybon has appeared on all the major television networks and has been featured in numerous hit music videos.
He has received awards from the Country Music Association, International Bluegrass Music Association, Academy of Country Music, and a Grammy for Best Country Collaboration with Vocals for the single, Somewhere in the Vicinity of the Heart, with Alison Krauss.
While many artists have come and gone, Marty Raybon is still around making music and has left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment. He has circled the globe entertaining millions along the way, sharing with his audience a voice filled with emotion and compassion that not only comes from a melody or a great lyric, but from the heart.
Reserved seat tickets for Marty Raybon and Full Circle are $35, $25, $20, and $15, and may be purchased by calling the Monroe Arts Center at 608-325-5700 or in person at the box office located at 1315 11th Street.
Additional information regarding this performance and other MAC events can be found online at
www.monroeartscenter.com.
This event has been underwritten by Corporate Underwriter Colony Brands, Inc., and Media Underwriters Monroe Publishing, LLC, and Big Radio.
Additional underwriting has been provided by The Monroe Clinic; Ruda Chevrolet-Toyota; Tom and Karen Vale; Greg and Maria Gogin, and Chris and Lee Knuteson.