David Nevue - An Evening at the Piano - Augusta, GA

Join pianist/composer David Nevue on Saturday, February 7th, at 7:00 p.m. for a wonderful evening of soothing piano music at Turner's Keyboards in Augusta, GA! An award-winning, internationally recognized recording artist, Nevue’s piano music can be heard on Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora, YouTube, Amazon Alexa, - virtually anywhere you listen to music!

His 17 albums include his most recent, In the Soft Light of Grace, which debuted at #1 on iTunes and Amazon for his genre and made it into the Top 5 on the Billboard charts!

In a concert setting, David shares the stories behind the songs, and as he plays his music, it's like watching a beautiful painting unfold before your eyes. His evocative compositions and performance blends beauty and melody into heartfelt stories of family, faith, redemption, and grace. You'll smile, laugh, and come away from the concert having experienced something unique, uplifting, and inspiring.

David's set list for this concert will be designed for this audience. When you purchase your tickets, you'll have the option to request two or three of your favorite songs. David will play the songs most requested by ticket buyers as well as personal favorites.

David will be available before and after the concert to meet with you, take photos, and sign autographs if you like! CDs and Songbooks will be available for purchase as well.

Bring your friends and family and enjoy a wonderful evening of piano music and storytelling!

NOTE: Due to the intimate nature of this event, we do ask that you find childcare for precious little ones. Thanks so much for understanding.

ONLY 50 SEATS available!

Tickets are $30 and include all fees (please note: should it turn out you are unable to attend and wish a refund, included *fees* are non-refundable. No refunds within 7 days of concert.

For more information on David Nevue, visit his web site at https://www.davidnevue.com.

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