Women & The Beatles: A Tribute to The Beatles

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Women & The Beatles: A Tribute to The Beatles. The Charleston Music Hall is thrilled to announce our 2018 Women & Series! These shows will feature some of Charleston’s best female and male vocalists and musicians.

Hazel Ketchum is a singer, composer and multi-instrumentalist. Hazel plays guitar with the Hungry Monks , lute with Corde Contanti, guitar in the Irish duo Banna de Dhá and is the drummer for The Harrows. Hazel's teaching studio Hungry Monk Music is a popular place for children and adults to learn music. Hazel can be heard on her newest recordings The Hungry Monks "Superior Crust" , Banna de Dhá "Band of Two" and "Science Songs Rock"

Laura Ball is an active teacher, music director, composer, and performer known for her innovative collaborations across musical genres and her explorations of contemporary chamber music practices. She is the founder and creative director of the UNED!TED Interdisciplinary Arts Concert Series and has been a featured performing artist and composer at SECCA, Panoramic Dance Troupe, Annex Dance Company and Ballet Evolution.

Exavia Baxter is an artist and musician. She graduated from the College of Charleston in 2015 earning a Bachelor of Arts in Arts Management and Studio Art. Music has always been a huge part of her life--she participated in chorus, band, and musical theater while in school and is now a student at Hungry Monk Music. Exavia has recently been singing back up in shows like the "Women &" series at the Charleston Music Hall and she is excited to be sharing the stage and spotlight with all the lovely ladies.

Erin Johns is a singer/songwriter native to Charleston, SC. Her songs are a unique and poignant blend of rock/soul/country/blues. She plays solo primarily with an electric and acoustic guitar and a giant voice that's made of steel and fire.

Lindsay Holler sings and plays guitar. her voice moves onto the sidewalk through a cracked upstairs window on dusky afternoons. it smells you with its tongue, pensively considers, and strikes. In clubs and theatres... its the same. On some occasions it caresses; other times accuses. When amplified it can be seen on the air ... then we all drown. Holler lives in Charleston, South Carolina. She hails the South as home and has lived in New Orleans and New York; she studied at Berklee College of Music in Boston. The music's current state of evolution is supported by a little twang and a little late-night clarity. Holler cites influences from the likes of Tom Waits, Gram Parsons, Nina Simone and Neil Young - preferring genre straddlers, categorical misfits and indefinables.

Zandrina Dunning is a professional singer/songwriter and vocal instructor originally from Boston Massachusetts. She resides in Charleston, South Carolina performing and teaching all genres of music ranging from opera to soul/funk both publicly and privately. She is a mother to her beautiful 7 year old daughter, London. Although she began singing at a young age in church and in elementary school, Zandrina began her professional musical journey studying classical music and musical theater at South Carolina State University in 2000. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Industry/Vocal Music in 2004. Zandrina has performed with local and national recording artists to include Multi-Grammy Award winner George Benson, Nashville singer/songwriter Patrick Davis, Darius Rucker & Mark Bryan of Hootie & The Blowfish, American Idol Season 11 finalist, Elise Testone, and more. She has performed at the legendary Ryman Auditorium in Nashville TN, the Lincoln Theater in New York City, and many other noted venues throughout the US and internationally. She most recently shared her musical talents in Havana, Cuba with Gino Castillo and was blessed with the opportunity to travel to to Monrovia, Liberia last May with the Save More Kids Foundation to teach music to kids in Christ Children's Home in Gbarnga City. She also performed at a music festival in Liberia collaborating with both Charlestonian and Liberian musicians. As an instructor of music, Zandrina has worked within the Berkeley County School District teaching music publicly to students ranging from grades K-5 and privately to students from 7 years to 50+ through Industry Direct Models and Talent and her own vocal coaching practice.
Zandrina can be seen performing in and around Charleston with local bands and with her own project, The Zandrina Dunning Experience.

Jordan IgoeBorn and raised in Charleston, SC, Jordan Igoe is a singer-songwriter, whose songs are as Southern and soulful as she is. The multi-instrumentalist has been playing professionally for over ten years as a solo performer, and with a rotating lineup of stellar backup musicians around Charleston and regionally around the Southeast. Having grown up in a musical family, Igoe taught herself how to play the piano at age 10 and picked up the guitar a few years later, and writes catchy, heartfelt songs with both instruments. It is her raw, soulful voice, however, that immediately grabs the listener and holds on.

Aisha Kenyetta is a highly accomplished and versatile vocalist, concentrating in Funk and Classic Rock styles. Her biggest musical influences include Chaka Khan and Guns N Roses. Aisha began singing at Age 4 in church, and quickly found her passion for musical performance. After many choirs and solo performances growing up, Aisha made the decision as an adult to sing full time. Aisha has been featured with many local bands and projects--The Women & Concert series, Groundhog Day, the Charleston Jazz Orchestra, and others. Aisha currently performs with her own band, AmpSquared, as well as the Emerald Empire Band and other local artists. She is currently writing material for her first album.