Ruthie Foster LIVE! @ The Colonial Theatre, Bethlehem, NH
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🎸GRAMMY® Award Winner Ruthie Foster returns to The Colonial! 🎸
She blew us away in 2014—and now she’s back with her soulful blues and her GRAMMY®-winning 2024 album Mileage. With five previous nominations, a Koko Taylor Award, and a Texas Music Hall of Fame induction, Ruthie Foster is a true powerhouse. Mark your calendar and get tickets now for this unforgettable night. 🎟️ Link below or visit BethlehemColonial.org.
📅 Friday, October 10 at 8:00 PM
About Ruthie Foster:
Born into a family steeped in gospel tradition, Ruthie’s earliest influences were the voices of her mother, grandmother, and the gospel singers she grew up listening to — artists like the Gospel Keynotes and the Blind Boys of Alabama. Growing up in the rich musical tapestry of Gause, Texas, Ruthie found herself drawn to the diverse sounds and arrangements of local gospel choirs and musicians. She stood out as a young black girl with a guitar in a choir scene dominated by pianos, but with her grandmother’s vocal coaching and encouragement from her mother and the church community, she recognized her own power — as a songwriter, a musician, and as a captivating singer. Drawing on her experiences and her musical roots, she began to craft blues, folk, and gospel-tinged songs that spoke to the universal themes of love, loss, and resilience.
Event sponsored by Bike the North Country (@bikethenorthcountry)
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She blew us away in 2014—and now she’s back with her soulful blues and her GRAMMY®-winning 2024 album Mileage. With five previous nominations, a Koko Taylor Award, and a Texas Music Hall of Fame induction, Ruthie Foster is a true powerhouse. Mark your calendar and get tickets now for this unforgettable night. 🎟️ Link below or visit BethlehemColonial.org.
📅 Friday, October 10 at 8:00 PM
About Ruthie Foster:
Born into a family steeped in gospel tradition, Ruthie’s earliest influences were the voices of her mother, grandmother, and the gospel singers she grew up listening to — artists like the Gospel Keynotes and the Blind Boys of Alabama. Growing up in the rich musical tapestry of Gause, Texas, Ruthie found herself drawn to the diverse sounds and arrangements of local gospel choirs and musicians. She stood out as a young black girl with a guitar in a choir scene dominated by pianos, but with her grandmother’s vocal coaching and encouragement from her mother and the church community, she recognized her own power — as a songwriter, a musician, and as a captivating singer. Drawing on her experiences and her musical roots, she began to craft blues, folk, and gospel-tinged songs that spoke to the universal themes of love, loss, and resilience.
Event sponsored by Bike the North Country (@bikethenorthcountry)
Get Tickets
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