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  • Timothy Wheeler (left) and Julie Hamilton, singers with The Subscribers, entertained a packed house at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne on Saturday night for more than two-and-a-half hours. The Subscribers, founded by Fairfield resident Chris Heasman, who plays guitar, are a not-for-profit band performing for charities working for a better world.

    For the Subscribers, helping others is the best gig

    The night kicked off with Wheeler doing the Black Eyed Peas' "I Gotta Feeling" and The Killers' "Mr. Brightside," before Hamilton stepped up front and center for Michael Jackson's "Beat It," which of course was a hit with the multi-generational... more »

    Kirk Lang, klang@bcnnew.com 1 day ago

    music | children | people | charity | dance | accomplishment

  • Julie Hamilton, the female vocalist for The Subscribers, helped entertain a packed house at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne for more than two-and-a-half hours Saturday night. Other group members who sang were Tim Wheeler and Scott Hendrickson. The Subscribers, founded by Fairfield resident Chris Heasman, are a not-for-profit band performing for charities working for a better world.

    Julie Hamilton, the female vocalist for The Subscribers, helped entertain a packed house at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne for more than two-and-a-half hours Saturday night. Other group members who sang were Tim Wheeler and Scott... more »

    Kirk Lang 2 days ago

  • Carly Kalafus (left), a bassist and vocalist for teen group Kicking Daisies, is given her moment in the spotlight during The Subscribers' show at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne Saturday night. At right, caught up in the music, is Subscribers' vocalist Julie Hamilton. Kalafus and Hamilton paired up on No Doubt's "Just a Girl." The Subscribers are a not-for-profit band performing for charities working for a better world.

    Carly Kalafus (left), a bassist and vocalist for teen group Kicking Daisies, is given her moment in the spotlight during The Subscribers' show at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne Saturday night. At right, caught up in the music, is... more »

    Kirk Lang 2 days ago

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Julie Hamilton, the female vocalist for The Subscribers, helped entertain a packed house at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne for more than two-and-a-half hours Saturday night. Other group members who sang were Tim Wheeler and Scott Hendrickson. The Subscribers, founded by Fairfield resident Chris Heasman, are a not-for-profit band performing for charities working for a better world.Carly Kalafus (left), a bassist and vocalist for teen group Kicking Daisies, is given her moment in the spotlight during The Subscribers' show at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne Saturday night. At right, caught up in the music, is Subscribers' vocalist Julie Hamilton. Kalafus and Hamilton paired up on No Doubt's "Just a Girl." The Subscribers are a not-for-profit band performing for charities working for a better world.Scott Hendrickson, a guitarist and vocalist for The Subscribers, helped entertain a packed house at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne for more than two-and-a-half hours Saturday night. The Subscribers, founded by Fairfield resident Chris Heasman, are a not-for-profit band performing for charities working for a better world.Ben Spremulli, a teen guitar whiz with Kicking Daisies, takes advantage of an opportunity to show off his skills during The Subscribers' set at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne Saturday night. The Subscribers, founded by Fairfield resident Chris Heasman, who plays guitar, are a not-for-profit band performing for charities working for a better world. The group now allots some time to young musicians during its shows.Timothy Wheeler (left) and Julie Hamilton, singers with The Subscribers, entertained a packed house at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne on Saturday night for more than two-and-a-half hours. The Subscribers, founded by Fairfield resident Chris Heasman, who plays guitar, are a not-for-profit band performing for charities working for a better world.NPR's Scott Simon will be at Fairfield Theatre Company to talk about his latest book, "Baby, We Were Meant for Each Other."
  • Scott Hendrickson, a guitarist and vocalist for The Subscribers, helped entertain a packed house at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne for more than two-and-a-half hours Saturday night. The Subscribers, founded by Fairfield resident Chris Heasman, are a not-for-profit band performing for charities working for a better world.

    Scott Hendrickson, a guitarist and vocalist for The Subscribers, helped entertain a packed house at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne for more than two-and-a-half hours Saturday night. The Subscribers, founded by Fairfield resident Chris... more »

    Kirk Lang 2 days ago

  • Ben Spremulli, a teen guitar whiz with Kicking Daisies, takes advantage of an opportunity to show off his skills during The Subscribers' set at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne Saturday night. The Subscribers, founded by Fairfield resident Chris Heasman, who plays guitar, are a not-for-profit band performing for charities working for a better world. The group now allots some time to young musicians during its shows.

    Ben Spremulli, a teen guitar whiz with Kicking Daisies, takes advantage of an opportunity to show off his skills during The Subscribers' set at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne Saturday night. The Subscribers, founded by Fairfield resident... more »

    Kirk Lang 2 days ago

  • Timothy Wheeler (left) and Julie Hamilton, singers with The Subscribers, entertained a packed house at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne on Saturday night for more than two-and-a-half hours. The Subscribers, founded by Fairfield resident Chris Heasman, who plays guitar, are a not-for-profit band performing for charities working for a better world.

    Timothy Wheeler (left) and Julie Hamilton, singers with The Subscribers, entertained a packed house at Fairfield Theatre Company's StageOne on Saturday night for more than two-and-a-half hours. The Subscribers, founded by Fairfield resident Chris... more »

    Kirk Lang 2 days ago

  • NPR's Scott Simon will be at Fairfield Theatre Company to talk about his latest book, "Baby, We Were Meant for Each Other."

    NPR's Scott Simon in Fairfield for book-signing

    In his latest book, "Baby, We Were Meant For Each Other," Simon weaves together his and his wife Caroline's own experience adopting two daughters from China with the stories of other adoptive families. [...] Simon said he wants to help potential... more »

    3 days ago

    children | parent and child | adoption

  • NPR's Scott Simon will be at Fairfield Theatre Company to talk about his latest book, "Baby, We Were Meant for Each Other."

    NPR's Scott Simon will be at Fairfield Theatre Company to talk about his latest book, "Baby, We Were Meant for Each Other." more »

    Contributed Photo 1 week ago

  • Award-winning blues performer Marcia Ball still hard at work

    In an interview a few years ago, award-winning performer Marcia Ball stated her desire to cut back on her touring schedule. "[...] no," Ball said in a recent phone interview, when asked if she's curtailed her concert appearances. Ball, 61, is a... more »

    Sean Spillane, Staff Writer 1 week ago

    music | award and prize | accomplishment | rivers | poll

  • Shelby Lynne: Musical maverick marches to her own beat

    Musical maverick marches to her own beat Shelby Lynne has another critically acclaimed album on her hands, but that's news to her, as she pays no attention to the reviews. "Tears, Lies and Alibis" was released in April and is the first issued... more »

    Sean Spillane, Staff Writer 1 month ago

    music | religious festival or holiday | customs and tradition | accomplishment | Christmas

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