Music on the Delaware is excited to welcome Amy Gallatin and the Hot Flashes to our historic Walton Theatre on March 11th at 7:30 pm. Tickets for this in-person and livestreamed concert can bepurchased at select retailers, the Theatre box office, and through links below. Tickets: $16 Adult | $14 Senior | $33 Family |$10 Livestream

The Hot Flashes are an exciting trio of female vocalists with their tight vocal harmonies and solid instrumentation. The Hot Flashes are Amy Gallatin, who with her expressive, soulful singing has made a name for herself on the Americana music scene both in the USA and in Europe; award-winning singer/songwriter Gail Wade, and multi-instrumentalist Peggy Harvey, founding member of the long-running bluegrass group Traver Hollow and who performs with Gail in her band Turning Point.

Peggy made guest appearances with Amy Gallatin & Stillwaters for many years during and after her Traver Hollow years, and Gail and Amy were drawn together through music, their mutual love of horses, and the Western life. All three share a passion for acoustic music, and together they have amassed a wealth of beautifully performed songs drawn from the bluegrass, folk, vintage country, swing, jazz, and blues genres, with a few cowgirl and traditional tunes thrown in for good measure.

Backed by the solid chops of mandolinist/guitarist JD Williams, Dobro veteran Roger Williams—both from Gallatin’s band Stillwaters--and bassist John Urbanik, the instrumentation also includes the occasional clawhammer banjo. As a group these six veteran musicians meld their collective experiences, voices and instruments into a unique and rousing musical experience as the three women fuse their distinct voices into one soaring, harmonious musical element.

The Hot Flashes are a tight vocal trio offering a wealth of beautifully performed tunes drawn from swing, jazz, bluegrass, folk, and blues, delivering pop and period swing tunes as if they were channeling the Boswells or the Andrews Sisters. The results are enchanting! These gals are dishy, they’re peppy, and can they ever sing! Plus they have a great backup band; Roger Williams soars with what I think is the most lyrical and accomplished Dobro playing in the business.” Louis Audette - Promoter,24 Everit St. concert series, New Haven

Hot Flashes Ignite New England"
- New England Entertainment Digest

Amy Gallatin and the Hot Flashes will also be providing school workshops on Friday, March 10^th and a free workshop at the William B. Ogden library on Saturday at 11:00 am. The Paul G. and Miriam B. Mattern Fund, administered by the Community Foundation for South Central New York, is subsidizing the school workshops in the Walton school system.

For more information on Amy Gallatin and the Hot Flashes, visit their website.

There will be a brief intermission and an opportunity to win door prizes.

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