Programs & Events

The 35th annual Dublin Arts Council Sundays at Scioto summer concert series continues with HooDoo Soul Band on July 8, 2018. Doing justice to a song made famous by Al Green or the vocals of Earth, Wind and Fire is a daunting task, but the Hoodoo Soul Band manages to perform such classics with grace and plenty of joyful energy.

The 35th annual Dublin Arts Council Sundays at Scioto summer concert series continues with The Buzzard Kings on July 15, 2018. Drawing inspiration from the heritage music of Kansas City, the tradition of Memphis, the edginess of Chicago and the charm of Nashville, the Buzzard Kings will take you on a musical journey through America’s heartland.

The 35th annual Dublin Arts Council Sundays at Scioto summer concert series continues with The Gothard Sisters on July 22, 2018. Springing from an immensely creative family of painters, woodworkers, sculptors, tapestry weavers, dancers and musicians, this band of sisters has always been comfortable thinking outside the box.

The 35th annual Dublin Arts Council Sundays at Scioto summer concert series concludes on July 29, 2018 with The McCartney Project, paying tribute to Paul McCartney and the music of The Beatles and Wings.

Ball in the House is a Boston-based R&B/Soul/Pop a cappella group that has been entertaining audiences of all ages for more than 15 years. Taking a cappella to the next stage, Ball in the House makes “music that’ll move ya” with beatbox and vocal bass under their cool harmonies to create a sound that's hard to believe.

Heidi Burson travels from Nashville to her home state of Ohio to share her powerful voice and soulful style inspired by singers such as Etta James and Aretha Franklin. She is an award-winning artist and songwriter with two self-produced full length albums.

The Byrne Brothers are a family band from Dublin, Ireland who now live in Orlando Florida. They are All-County Champions of their traditional Irish instruments, Duo and Trio Champions and Ulster Champion Irish Dancers.

Porter & Sayles, the collaboration of singer/songwriters Christian Porter and Regina Sayles from northeastern Penn., allure their audience with a crossover between country, folk rock and a side of southern crooning.

For 35 years, two-time GRAMMY award winning artist Terrance Simien, an 8th generation Louisiana Creole, has been shattering myths about what his indigenous Zydeco roots music is – and is not.

Mike Nash & the Southern Drawl Band from Knoxville and Nashville, Tennessee define themselves as “Southern Rockin’ Country music with a twist of lime distilled in the backwoods of Tennessee.”

Honey and Blue, a self-described mix of pop, blues and Americana, is fronted by singer/songwriters Adam Darling and Stephanie Amber. Appropriately named, Honey and Blue combines Darling’s sultry bluesy sounds with Amber’s sweet, whimsical take on lyrics and harmony.

Born and raised in Youngstown, Ohio, Adrian, David and Cristian Labra combine their smooth lyrical harmonies with elements of R&B, funk and soul, while tapping into their Hispanic heritage with a touch of Santana-esque flavor.