Amber Hayes to Perform at the Rivoli Theater in Fallsburg, NY on Oct. 4
The Performance will Follow a Screening of the Movie “Cowgirls N’ Angels”
(Nashville, Tenn. – September 23, 2013) On Friday, October 4, country artist Amber Hayes will team up with local radio station, Thunder 102 for “An Evening at the Movies with Amber Hayes”. Hayes is set to perform at the Rivoli Theater in Fallsburg, NY following a screening of the movie Cowgirls N’ Angels, in which Hayes makes a cameo appearance.
Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. with the movie starting at 7 p.m. The event, sponsored by Thunder 102, is free and open to the public.
“We are thrilled that Amber is coming back to Thunder Country for this unique event, said Paul Ciliberto, Thunder 102, Music Row Country Breakout Reporter of the Year. “Our listeners LOVE Amber Hayes! Their reaction to her latest hit ‘Any Day is a Good Day’ is equal to their reaction to a Martina McBride or Carrie Underwood song. It’s one of those songs that just make the radio station sound good. From the first time I heard it, I felt it was destined for top 20, at least. Ambers’ power, poise and talent are in the same league as many established Country Music Superstars. The songs in Cowgirls and Angles are favorites of our ThunderHeads, and they are always thrilled to hear them performed live, especially in this up close and personal setting.”
Online magazine, Country Music Matters, recently named Amber Hayes as their September “Artist on the Rise.” “Amber has an instantly recognizable voice and her ability to mix a traditional country sound with a modern touch makes her a standout artist,” the article reads. “She puts her heart into her music and sings it with a voice that country fans will fall in love with.”
Amber recently had the pleasure of chatting with the online magazine, Got Country? “Amber Hayes is as gracious as she is beautiful and talented,” the article reads. “And considering she sounts singer, songwriter, theater performer, and actress among her credits as an entertainer, that says a lot.”