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Mark Schultz and the Wayne Rangers with Asher and Maggie Brooks
Saturday, April 30, 2022, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
$15
An accomplished bluegrass musician, Mark Schultz infuses jazz, country, folk and klezmer resulting in his own original style. Asher and Maggie Brooks are lifelong artists and multi-instrumentalists.
Tickets $15 in advance. $20 at the door. Advance sales close 5 pm day of show.
Kelly Music for Life will provide complimentary beers, wine, seltzer, coffee and bottled water. Drinkware and ice provided. All drinks will be served in disposable cups. BYOB is also welcome for adults for an additional $5 donation. Must be 21 to consume alcohol.
Doors open at 7:00 pm. 7:30 show.
Free Parking in Oakmont Municipal lot behind Kelly Center off Darby Road.
Mark Schultz began playing banjo and guitar in the early 60’s during the folk era. He was drawn to the energy and authenticity of bluegrass and devoted himself to mastering the 5 string banjo. Since that time he has played with too many bands to count, and has branched out into many other genres. His current mix of music includes klezmer, swing, folk, country, as well as more traditional bluegrass. He lives in Wayne with his beautiful wife Susie and performs with his current band, the Wayne Rangers.
Although occasionally distracted by the practice of law, he still performs regularly. Mr. Schultz is also a bar leader, prominent trial lawyer and law professor. He has a national litigation practice and is recognized as a leader in product liability and subrogation law.
Asher and Maggie Brooks are lifelong artists and multi-instrumentalists. Maggie, with her background as a classically trained vocalist, and Asher, who spent many years as a producer, composer, and performer for many Philadelphia area bands, have shared the stage with major influential artists such as Japanese Breakfast, Celine Dion, and Phillip Glass. Married in 2020, the duo converted the garage on their property in Chester County, Pennsylvania to a project studio. Asher and Maggie are thrilled to debut their lockdown project and first musical collaboration at The Kelly Center.”
