By Andrew Dale—
MUNCIE, IN— The Delaware County Democratic Party will host a concert showcasing emerging Nashville country music artist Trey Taylor at 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 28, in the historic Legacy Room at Cornerstone Center for the Arts, 520 E. Main St.
Promoted as “An Intimate Evening with Trey Taylor,” concertgoers will be entertained by a musician who was discovered by Dolly Parton’s longtime producer, Kent Wells, and who has collaborated with country music legend Ronnie Milsap and others.
The concert benefits the Delaware County Democratic Party and is a limited-seating event. VIP attendees will have the opportunity to meet Taylor after the concert.
As the youngest African-American in country music history, Taylor has built a career that blends classic tradition with originality.
The Denver Post captured Taylor’s impact best: “Trey Taylor could stand toe to toe with any of the Pop, Country, or even Rap contemporaries of his generation and give each of them a good run for their money.”
Andrew Dale, chairman of the Delaware County Democratic Party, said, “We’re excited to bring Trey Taylor to Muncie to kick-off our first community concert. Part of our mission is to encourage individuals to advance the principles of the Democratic Party, that include belonging-based values and inclusivity, so that all people of Muncie and Delaware County can attain their best future.”
Dale added, “Political parties are, in part, about elections, but they’re also about bringing people together to find common ground. This concert is one way to accomplish that.”
Ticket information, which includes both general admission and VIP tickets, can be found on Facebook using this link: https://www.facebook.com/share/15x9ZM5sJc/
For more information, contact Dale at contact@delawarecountydems.com.
Andrew Dale is Chairman of the Delaware County Democratic Party.
