Wednesday, August 16, 2023
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Band members left to right: Zaun Marshburn, Andy Adelewitz, SingTrece, Dustin Stuhr, Peter Glanville
Open to the public | Rockwell Members: Free, Not-Yet-Members: $10
Advance registration required by 5:00 p.m. on August 15
This event is sold out.
Join us for our summer music series featuring live music and specialty cocktails inspired by a work of art from the Museum’s exhibition or collection.
- Light refreshments, specialty cocktails and cash bar.
- Museum members receive a complimentary drink ticket.
Not yet a Rockwell Member? Join today >> - Event takes place rain or shine!
When you hear SingTrece sing: you’re listening, hearing, feeling every word and living through every song with her. Her talent is matched by her planet-sized personality, charming and inspiring people from the stage before doling out warm hugs all around after the show is over. Behind her, the band is surging, a raw blast of soul energy with an urgent rock edge.
The Ithaca, NY soul band SingTrece & Stone Cold Miracle quickly built a name after forming in the summer of 2014. Soon the offers to support national acts like Son Little, Sister Sparrow + the Dirty Birds, Grammy winner Robert Cray and Grammy nominee Shemekia Copeland on their Central New York tour stops started coming in. They have had the privilege of performing on big stages at the Finger Lakes GrassRoots Festival and X Ambassadors’ inaugural Cayuga Sound Festival, along with regular performances at bars, clubs, breweries, wineries, festivals and concert series around the Finger Lakes.
In November 2017, Stone Cold Miracle released their debut album, Love Without A Doubt. Recorded by Michael Stark and mixed by Steve Goldman, the 11-track album ushers in a new era for the acclaimed group as they continue to captivate audiences with uplifting, impassioned and fierce performances.
“Stone Cold Miracle is heavy. Heavy on the funk, the soul and the unyielding energy…. Live, the band brings an intensity and rawness that is honest and real.” – Ithaca Times
The Rockwell Museum | 111 Cedar Street, Corning, NY 14830
Band members left to right: Zaun Marshburn, Andy Adelewitz, SingTrece, Dustin Stuhr, Peter Glanville
Open to the public | Rockwell Members: Free, Not-Yet-Members: $10
Advance registration required by 5:00 p.m. on August 15
This event is sold out.
Join us for our summer music series featuring live music and specialty cocktails inspired by a work of art from the Museum’s exhibition or collection.
- Light refreshments, specialty cocktails and cash bar.
- Museum members receive a complimentary drink ticket.
Not yet a Rockwell Member? Join today >> - Event takes place rain or shine!
When you hear SingTrece sing: you’re listening, hearing, feeling every word and living through every song with her. Her talent is matched by her planet-sized personality, charming and inspiring people from the stage before doling out warm hugs all around after the show is over. Behind her, the band is surging, a raw blast of soul energy with an urgent rock edge.
The Ithaca, NY soul band SingTrece & Stone Cold Miracle quickly built a name after forming in the summer of 2014. Soon the offers to support national acts like Son Little, Sister Sparrow + the Dirty Birds, Grammy winner Robert Cray and Grammy nominee Shemekia Copeland on their Central New York tour stops started coming in. They have had the privilege of performing on big stages at the Finger Lakes GrassRoots Festival and X Ambassadors’ inaugural Cayuga Sound Festival, along with regular performances at bars, clubs, breweries, wineries, festivals and concert series around the Finger Lakes.
In November 2017, Stone Cold Miracle released their debut album, Love Without A Doubt. Recorded by Michael Stark and mixed by Steve Goldman, the 11-track album ushers in a new era for the acclaimed group as they continue to captivate audiences with uplifting, impassioned and fierce performances.
“Stone Cold Miracle is heavy. Heavy on the funk, the soul and the unyielding energy…. Live, the band brings an intensity and rawness that is honest and real.” – Ithaca Times