A Harmonious Home Run: Josh Kantor and Friends 7th Inning Stretch at City Winery Boston
On Wednesday, March 20th, the City Winery Boston transformed into a symphony of sound as Josh Kantor, the esteemed organist for the Boston Red Sox, took center stage alongside an impressive lineup of musical guests.
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From the smooth melodies of Vance Gilbert to the soulful tunes of Kelly Hogan, and the delightful duo Cotton Candy, the evening was a celebration of diverse talent that left the audience in awe.
Josh Kantor, known for his masterful command of the organ at Fenway Park, showcased his versatility and skill in a live setting. His playing resonated throughout the venue, filling the space with both nostalgia and excitement. Whether he was performing classic ballpark tunes or exploring new musical territories or taking audience requests, Kantor's performance was nothing short of captivating.
Joining Kantor on stage were the incredibly talented Vance Gilbert and Kelly Hogan, each bringing their unique flair to the evening. Gilbert's heartfelt lyrics and soulful voice captivated the audience, while Hogan's powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence left a lasting impression.
But perhaps the most charming aspect of the evening was the duo Cotton Candy, comprised of Evelyn Hurley and Mark Robinson. Their infectious energy and playful banter brought a sense of joy to the performance, and their advertising jingle composition and recording added a whimsical touch to the evening's festivities.
In addition to the musical delights, the event also featured special appearances by Red Sox announcer Henry Mahegan and former Red Sox pitcher Lenny DiNardo. Mahegan's familiar voice added a sense of authenticity to the event, while DiNardo's interview provided insights into the intersection of music and sports, creating a unique and memorable experience for attendees.
Furthermore, the evening was graced by the presence of Josh Kantor's wife, Reverend Mary, whose support and presence added a personal touch to the event, highlighting the importance of community and connection in the world of music. This evening raised money for the local Boston food banks
Overall, Josh Kantor and Friends at City Winery Boston delivered a truly unforgettable night of music and entertainment. What a way to warm up for the baseball season!
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