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Marina V and Athena McIntyre bring eclectic sounds Saturday to Brewery Arts Center

Event Date: 
April 15, 2017 - 7:00pm

The Brewery Arts Center, Carson City’s premiere epicenter for the arts since 1976, presents the eclectic sounds of Marina V and Athena McIntyre.

Russian-born singer/songwriter Marina V is a young and charismatic pop artist with an incredible life story and a “hauntingly beautiful” sound (L.A. Times). Marina’s music is “melodic and passionate” (The Washington Post), which, combined with her “voice of an angel” (The Prague Post) and her rich cultural background, makes this artist truly special. Marina's songs have timeless quality that transcends boundaries and touches fans from all walks of life. So much in fact that her fans have played an instrumental part in her success, sponsoring the creation of all of her albums, including her newest, INNER SUPERHERO.

Marina is getting more and more recognition each day. The environmentally- conscious artist loves touring, connecting with her fans and inspiring people with her amazing music, her story & beautiful spirit. Based in Los Angeles, Marina is always creating: whether recording for her 2 SONGS A MONTH CLUB, writing or painting.

Athena McIntyre is well known for her powerful performances.

Not being held to one specific genre, she dances around with sounds and techniques she picks up through the passion of music as she creates her songs. This singer/songwriter's versatility is quite eclectic. Acoustic, alternative, rock mix. With flares of the good ol’ 60's- 70's power house singers, and storytelling that brings you back to real music.

The performance on April 15th will open doors at 6:30 PM and begin at 7:00 PM in the BAC’s Performance Hall. Advanced tickets are $15 for BAC members, $20 for general admission and $18 for Students/Seniors. Tickets are available for purchase at Breweryarts.org or in our Artisan Store at 411 West King Street.
For more info call the Brewery Arts Center office at 775-883-1976.

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