Singer-Songwriter Jim Lampos to Perform at Nightingale’s Acoustic Café in Old Lyme, July 18
The nationally-recognized musician will play from his new album and debut several songs in support of the Lymes’ Youth Service Bureau.
OLD LYME, CT – Singer-songwriter Jim Lampos will take the stage at Nightingale’s Acoustic Cafe from 7 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, July 18 in support of the Lymes’ Youth Service Bureau (LYSB).
Lampos in a news release said the performance will offer local music lovers an intimate evening with the award winning artist.
Admission to the event, at 68 Lyme St , is $10. All proceeds go to LYSB.
A resident of Old Lyme, Lampos has spent years touring nationally and has released nine studio albums, including his latest record, Occulations. In addition to playing tracks from his extensive catalog, Lampos will debut several new songs.
He has been featured in The Day by arts columnist Rick Koster, who called him “a songwriter of the highest order,” and in publications like the New Orleans Times-Picayune, Newsday and the Concord Monitor.
Nightingale’s Acoustic Café is managed in association with the Music Now Foundation, an organization is dedicated to supporting live music and local talent. Coffee, tea and desserts will be available.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit the Music Now Foundation website or follow Nightingale’s Acoustic Café on Facebook.
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