The Nighthawks & The Invaders at Terra Fermata

Name: The Nighthawks & The Invaders at Terra Fermata
Start: 2025-02-13T19:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-02-13T22:00:00-05:00
Location: 26 Southeast 6th Street,Stuart,34994,US

Schedule

Thu Feb 13 2025 at 07:00 pm to 10:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

26 Southeast 6th Street,Stuart,34994,US | Stuart, FL

The Nighthawks are back at Terra Fermata. For the last 7 years the Hawks have taken over the garden. Opening will be The Invaders.
The Nighthawks Live at Terra Fermata | Thursday, February 13th| 5:30 PM Doors, 7PM Show | Advance Tickets $15.00 Day of the show $20.00.
Get ready for an unforgettable night of live music as The Nighthawks with the Invaders take the stage at Terra Fermata! Join us on Thursday, February 13, 2025 at 7:00 PM for an electrifying performance that will have you dancing all night long.
Mark Wenner and his Nighthawks returns for their sixth year at Terra Fermata with the Invaders opening for them. Always a yearly highlight at TF. The nighthawks recently celebrated 50 years of unforgetable performances.
Their music consists of catchy lyrics that will often have you laughing out loud.The Nighthawks was an idea in Mark Wenner'sT brain long before he was able to implement it. The musical product of pre-1958 radio in Washington, D.C., he did not know there were rules against mixing blues, R&B, honky-tonk country, doo-wop, gospel and rockabilly into one delicious stew.
In 1972, Mark, then 23, returned to his hometown after a New York City band apprenticeship eager to start a real, work-every-night band based on American roots music. He found a receptive local scene. Washington has long been a musical melting-pot of the kind that made Memphis the source point for the evolution of American music in the second half of the 20th century. It just never had a Stax or Sun record label to tell the world.
As the city exploded with an influx of people from all the surrounding states during the Great Depression and World War II, Washington became a hotbed of musical cross-fertilization. When Bill Haley first brought his wacky Pennsylvania mix of hillbilly music and rhythm and blues to D.C. in 1952, people got it. And white kids like Mark found the Howard Theater – now recently restored and part of the historic top tier of the Chitlin' Circuit that included Baltimore’s Royal, Chicago’s Regal and New York’s Apollo – just a 25-cent bus ride away from the suburbs.#featuredevent
Opening for the Nighthawks wiil be Hurricane Hawk and the Invaders. The Invaders, featuring Steve Bolanda will excite your emotions. They have has been a hard driving Jump, Swing and blues in the Southeast for 27 years. Their music consists of original catchy lyrics that will often have you laughing out loud.