The Pocahontas County Opera House is thrilled to announce a special performance by country music sensation Glen Shelton on April 19, 2024.
Glen Shelton, a native of Central Virginia, has captivated audiences with his blend of mainstream and traditional country music, steeped in classic American values. Known for his engaging, family-friendly, and high-energy performances, Shelton's shows are guaranteed to leave audiences inspired and entertained.
The past year has been particularly momentous for Shelton, who signed with Jordash Records of Nashville, TN. His recent releases, "Writing You a Love Song" and "I'm All In," have consistently climbed various music charts, establishing him as a formidable presence in the country music scene. "I'm All In" impressively reached the top 60 on MusicRow within the first four weeks of its release and continues to rise. By August 2023, it had secured #51 on MusicRow, #35 on New Music Weekly Country Radio, and #26 on New Music Weekly Country Digital. This chart-topping hit is also a mainstay on popular platforms like iHeart Radio.
Shelton's impressive career includes sharing the stage with legendary country artists such as Randy Travis, Joe Nichols, and Darryl Worley. Most recently, he has performed with David Lee Murphy, who will soon be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
The historic Pocahontas County Opera House, with its 250-seat capacity, offers a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere that is also accessible to those with disabilities. Given the anticipated high demand for this event, advance bookings are recommended. Tickets are available for a $10 donation, while those aged 17 and under can attend for free, ensuring accessibility for families and fostering youth engagement with the arts. Tickets can be obtained through the Opera House website, the 4th Avenue Gallery in Marlinton, or at the venue on the day of the performance.
The success of the Pocahontas County Opera House is made possible by the support of numerous sponsors, including the West Virginia Division of Culture and History and the West Virginia Commission on the Arts. Their support, along with contributions from local organizations and the community, helps keep the arts vibrant in Pocahontas County.
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