Country music singer coming to Lakeland

by Special to the Daily Herald
Published/Last Modified on Friday, July 17, 2009 3:08 PM EDT

As part of the “Sizzlin‚ Summer Tour” Sara Dew and her band, Dew Point Rising, will make a stop at Lakeland Theatre Company in Littleton, at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, July 25. The band performs a mix of today’s country music with a little classic country and southern rock thrown in. It is a high energy show enjoyed by music fans of all ages.

Sarah Dew and her band, Dew Point Rising, will be in concert on July 25 at Lakeland Theatre Company in Littleton.


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Dew Point Rising released their first CD of original songs in June, and it has been well received. Other than three cover songs, the tunes were written by the Dew Point Rising team. Several of these songs pay tribute to eastern North Carolina and will be presented at Lakeland.

Lead vocalist and fiddle player is Colgate Country Showdown winner for North and South Carolina, Sara Dew. Ronnie Waters from Tarboro has played with major performers and recording stars for more than 30 years and is lead guitarist. Bass guitarist Kevin Shaw is from Red Oak, while Parks and Karen Boyd of Scotland Neck add acoustic guitar, harmonica, tambourine and vocals to the mix. The keyboard player is Jimmy Barnhill of Greenville, and Curtis Bearden of Tarboro rounds out the group on drums.

This is a grand opportunity for everyone to see a country star on the rise. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. They can be purchased at the Lake Gaston Chamber of Commerce or at Lakeland by calling 252-586-3124. For information, contact Rhonda Mayer at 252-883-9827 or e-mail her at rhm1110@aol.com.

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    Lou wrote on Jul 19, 2009 7:55 PM:

    " Can't wait for the concert! I heard them at Edgecombe Community College and they put on a great show. "

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