Grammy-winning artists coming to Marshall for acoustic performance
MARSHALL, Tx. (KTAL/KMSS) – Grammy-winning artists Linda Davis and Lang Scott along with songwriter-comedian Bill Whyte will present Evening in the Round at the Memorial City Hall Performance Center in March.
The artists will perform acoustic versions of their hits and share the history behind them while interacting with the audience in an intimate setting.
Baroque by Candlelight to be performed by Marshall Symphony Orchestra
Linda Davis is a three-time Grammy winner and member of the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame. Lang Scott is a two-time Grammy winning musician and husband to Linda Davis. Bill Whyte is a Country Music award winner and Country Radio Broadcast Hall of Fame member.
The concert will start at 7:30 p.m. on March 8 at the Memorial City Hall Performance Center, 110 E. Houston Street in Marshall. Tickets are on sale now at MCH. For more information, please visit www.memorialcityhall.com or contact their box office at 903-934-7992.
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