The Troubadours Encore!

The Troubadours will reunite once again for a benefit concert with all proceeds supporting the WSCO Foundation Annual Scholarship Fund. Experience an unforgettable evening of live music while making a difference!

Many talented WSCO students face financial barriers that make earning a degree challenging. The WSCO Foundation Annual Scholarship Fund provides critical support to help them complete their education and build meaningful careers.

Scholarship demand continues to grow—451 students applied for scholarships through the WSCO Foundation during the 2024-2025 academic year. However, due to limited funding, only 39% of applicants were awarded scholarships. Your support can help bridge this gap, providing more students with the financial assistance they need to achieve their educational goals.

Every dollar raised at this event directly funds scholarships, helping students access the opportunities they deserve.

The Troubadours – John Walsh, Jeff George, Dave Tenney, Andrew Colvin, and Bill White – are a Marietta/Vienna-based band with deep musical roots. Having played together for over 15 years in various lineups (formerly The Fossils & Apollo Sinatra), their bond runs even deeper—John & Jeff have been jamming since their first junior high garage band in 1977, while Bill & John began gigging in 1983. More than just a band, they’re a true musical brotherhood.

Specializing in Vintage Rock ‘n’ Roll, The Troubadours bring the classics to life with hits from The Rolling Stones, The Eagles, Tom Petty, Bob Seger, Steely Dan, and more. Their tight, high-energy performances capture the spirit of the ‘70s while keeping the flame alive for fans old and new. Whether you grew up with these songs or are discovering them for the first time, The Troubadours deliver a show you won’t forget!

Sponsorship opportunities are available with ticket and table packages. For sponsorships and more information about this fundraiser, please visit:

Doors open at 8 p.m., and the show begins at 9 p.m.

Host or Publisher The Adelphia Music Hall