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Mama’s Black Sheep with Christine Havrilla on bass!
November 2 @ 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Mama’s Black Sheep is the soulful collaboration of singer-songwriters Ashland Miller (guitar/vocals) and Laura Cerulli (drums/vocals)
Mama’s Black Sheep is the soulful collaboration of Singer-Songwriters Ashland Miller (Guitar/Vocals) and Laura Cerulli (Drums/Vocals). Together, this duo creates a blend of hit worthy originals and covers with a unique spin. Each song allows you to travel with time, whether you’re swinging to Country, rocking to Pop, groovin’ to Soul, or swaying with the Blues; there’s always something to move your body and stir your soul!
Touring together since 2008, Miller & Cerulli (veterans of the singer-songwriter circuit), will make you feel like every aspect of their journey is in real time. Creating a sound all of their own, Mama’s Black Sheep is driven by Miller’s versatile guitar grooves, Cerulli’s innovative percussion, and two voices that blend like honey & whiskey. These ladies rock to their own beat, sharing songs of life and love, and empowering the listener to live boldly beyond barriers.
Mama’s Black Sheep has five well received CD’s to their credit, and a fully illustrated kids book based on the title track of their Holiday Recording “The Sheep Save Christmas”. Mama’s Black Sheep has been burning up the road touring extensively throughout the continental U.S. and the Caribbean, playing nearly 200 shows a year. While much of their touring is done as a duo, they are occasionally seen as a trio with the addition of Christine Havrilla on Bass/Vocals.
Ashland and Laura produce magical tapestries of song, weaving energetig color and rich texture to create an infections and lively conversation between guitar and percussion. This thought-provoking duo will tantalize your aural appetite, regardless of your musical taste buds, by unapologetically dipping into the well of all musical genres. It’s called soulful, poetic story telling with an irresistible groove.
Doors at 7:00 PM, Show at 8:00
