Do You Know the Music of Reba Mcentire, Montgomery Gentry Or Tim Mcgraw? If You Are a Fan of Their Songs, We Have an Amazing Show in Store for You

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Do You Know the Music of Reba Mcentire, Montgomery Gentry Or Tim Mcgraw? If You Are a Fan of Their Songs, We Have an Amazing Show in Store for You Media Sponsors: Do you know the music of Reba McEntire, Montgomery Gentry or Tim McGraw? If you are a fan of their songs, we have an amazing show in store for you... Friday, April 29th – 7:30 pm Compass Family & Community Services is presenting: "American Made" Country Music Songwriters Series Featuring Youngstown's own Bob DiPiero & Friends In the very intimate setting of the DeYor Performing Arts Center’s Ford Family Recital Hall TICKETS AVAILABLE by visiting the DeYor Box Office, by phone at 330-744-0264 Or Online at www.youngstownsymphony.com $42.00* for general, reserved seating $75.00* for VIP, After-show Meet & Greet with Cocktails and Desserts by Chrystal’s Catering *Plus applicable fees It's O.K. if you don't recognize the songwriters' names because you will most definitely recognize their library of #1 hits and know more about them and their craft by the end of the evening. Songwriters Series is all about country music songwriters, their story, and their songs. The songwriters, with guitar in-hand, take turns telling the stories behind their hit songs and performing them in the raw, as originally written. Bob DiPiero, a native of the Valley, is the originator and host of the continually sold-out Country Music Association's Songwriters Series which brings Nashville's finest songwriters and artists to major venues in New York, Chicago, Washington D.C., and abroad. In 2007, he was inducted into the Nashville Walk of Fame and into the Songwriter's Hall of Fame. He has had over 1,200 songs recorded by other artists. Proceeds will benefit COMPASS’ programs – Daybreak Youth Crisis Homeless Shelter, Sojourner House and the Rape Crisis & Counseling Center .
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