I feared it was going to be the worst smackdown in LA since Chris Rock’s face got in the way of Will Smith’s hand a few weeks ago. Incredibly, the Tigers took a game off the Dodgers on a night when Clayton Kershaw was fantastic, turned in a quality start and broke Don Sutton’s franchise strikeout record. The Tigers lost the series, but they only dropped the other two games by scores of 5-1 and 6-3, and they brought the tying run to the plate in the ninth inning in the finale. “Nice to kind of escape one, I guess, if you will,” Walker Buehler, the ace on one of baseball’s best teams, admitted to reporters after Sunday’s game. I know a lot of people hate the idea of moral victories. If you think all that matters in sports is the final result, and not what you learned along the way, then you’re probably the kind of golfer who skulls a 7-iron, watches it bounce to 3 feet of the cup and then thinks you hit a good shot. “We didn’t play well enough to win,” Hinch told reporters after the Tigers got 10 hits Sunday. “But offensively, at least we’re inching closer.”Īustin Meadows, Tucker Barnhart, Javier Baez and Harold Castro have been wonderful at the plate, though Akil Baddoo, Jonathan Schoop and Eric Haase need to improve significantly. The bullpen has been the best in baseball.
Tarik Skubal, Michael Pineda and Beau Brieske have had strong starts while posting ERAs no higher than 3.60. Now, here comes May and a softer schedule. Katie Deal will make her debut performances in Mount Airy during Mayberry Days which kicks off on Monday, Sept.Only two teams, Minnesota and Tampa Bay, out of the Tigers’ seven opponents had records better than. She will perform her one-woman show, “Katie Deal: Crazy for Patsy Cline” on Friday, Sept. 23 at the Andy Griffith Playhouse and “Wildflowers: The Women of Country Music” on Saturday, Sept. 24 at the Historic Earle Theatre.ĭeal has performed to sold-out houses across the US and Canada. A Georgia-born artist, she is best known for her authentic country sound. She is the 2016 recipient of the Georgia Country Artist of the Year Award and a member of the Atlanta Country Music Hall of Fame. With a new take on nostalgia, “Crazy for Patsy Cline” features a live Nashville band. Taking the audience from Patsy Cline’s early music to her jazz club days, “Crazy for Patsy Cline” is a unique concert version of the songs and stories of Cline told from the experiences of country singer Deal. “With all the songs you know and love, ‘Crazy for Patsy Cline’ delivers an evening of unparalleled entertainment and a walk down memory lane,” officials with Surry Arts Council said of the upcoming show.ĭeal takes the stage with her one-woman concert, “Wildflowers: The Women of Country Music,” featuring her rockin’ Nashville band. Join Deal as she performs groundbreaking hits such as “It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels,” “9 to 5,” “Harper Valley PTA,” and “Stand By Your Man.” This original tribute honors legends such as Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline, Dolly Parton, Tammy Wynette, Reba McEntire, Crystal Gayle, Shania Twain, Kitty Wells, and others. “Katie Deal: Crazy for Patsy Cline” takes place on Friday, Sept. “Wildflowers: The Women of Country Music” starring Katie Deal will be held on Saturday, Sept. Tickets are $40 for balcony and $45 for orchestra.
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The Blackmon Amphitheatre will have a full schedule of music this weekend.įor additional information, contact Marianna Juliana at 33 or concerts slated this weekend Tickets for both shows are available online at via phone at 33, or at the Surry Arts Council office at 218 Rockford Street. Liquid Pleasure will play Thursday night, Too Much Sylvia will take the stage on Friday night and Cassette Rewind will perform on Saturday night. Liquid Pleasure is a Chapel Hill-based party band that plays everything from Top 40, rap, rock, and a variety of other genres. After more than two decades of bringing audiences to their feet, the band Liquid Pleasure has become a multi-cultural icon.
“With no album high on the charts to boost them, Liquid Pleasure is a marketing phenomenon. By word of mouth only, they are the most accomplished band in their circuit. Liquid Pleasure brings fun and excitement to people who want to have a great time,” Surry Arts Council organizers said.ĭeveloping a loyal following of friends and fans sporting their red sunglasses and singing along to the band’s songs, Too Much Sylvia plays anything from a few unplugged tunes, some beach, motown, funky 70’s, retro 80s, a few of the top current hits and some country. “Blend this in with some possible special guests such as ZZ Topp, Village People, Pit Bull, etc. And it really turns into the perfect entertainment for everyone,” concert organizers said.īorn in the ‘80s and raised on radio, Cassette Rewind is “the ultimate authentic ‘80s experience.
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