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An Evening With The Surly Gentlemen

University Park United Methodist Church
Dallas, TX

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Come join us for an Evening with the Surly Gentlemen, a brand new band with Clay Hess, Tim Shelton, & Brennan Hess. This will be an incredible night of bluegrass and bluegrass gospel music at the University Park United Methodist Church on Saturday night, May 6 at 7:15 p.m.

The Surly Gentlemen are Clay Hess, Tim Shelton, and Brennan Hess. Many fans first became familiar with Clay during his tenure as lead guitarist for Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder. The group won a GRAMMY Award with Clay as guitarist. After departing Skaggs, Clay toured and recorded with several of the top bands in bluegrass, and eventually released his critically acclaimed solo CD "Rain". The title track went to #1 on the BluegrassToday.com charts, and his song "I Know Why" has become a bluegrass gospel favorite.

Acclaimed singer Tim Shelton was a founder and member of NewFound Road for more than a dozen years, during which the group achieved great success. Today Tim is creating his own new music and breaking out into new musical territory.

Multi-instrumentalist Brennan Hess is Clay's son and is pursuing his own musical ventures.

Tickets (all general admission) are $12 in advance or $15 at the door. Kids 15 and under get in free!

A portion of the proceeds from this event will benefit the non-profit 501c3 Bluegrass Heritage Foundation. The mission of the Bluegrass Heritage Foundation is to preserve and promote the heritage of bluegrass music in America, with a focus on promoting bluegrass music in Texas. The Foundation seeks to educate the public about this distinctly American form of music with roots in Irish, Scottish, and English traditional music through educational programs and workshops, public performances of bluegrass music, historic preservation efforts, and other similar programs. Find our more at www.BluegrassHeritage.org.