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WCCA season debuts β€” First concert to be held on Sept. 27

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Kim Dean, NLJ Managing Editor

Fall brings cooler weather, colorful changes and music to Weston County with the beginning of the 2025-26 season for Weston County Concert Association.Β 

The first of four concerts begins on Saturday, Sept. 27, at 7 p.m. and features Young Original, a four-piece ensemble/band. The concert will be held in Crouch Auditorium, located at Newcastle High School, 111 Casper Ave.

β€œYoung Original is a vibrant and dynamic musical art that breathes fresh life into every venue they perform. Known for their innovative sound and energetic performances, they blend contemporary beats with timeless melodies, captivating audiences of all ages,” according to a press release from alliedconcertservices.com.Β 

They perform songs from a variety of singers, including Frank Sinatra, Fred Astaire, Julie Andrews, Nat King Cole and many more. The band’s youthful enthusiasm and creative flair leaves their audience with an unforgettable experience, according to the release.

β€œWith roots in both Nashville and Branson, their unique fusion of jazz, classical, folk and pop is a must-see for all,” according to alliedconcertservices.com.

Concert association tickets can be purchased at the door or in advance by calling Dawn Rushton 801-200-6406 or Kim Rhoades 307-629-0048. Membership prices are $10 for students, $50 for adults and $125 for family memberships, which gets you in the door for all four concerts. Association ticket holders can also attend concerts in three South Dakota communities: Belle Fourche, Hot Springs and Rapid City.Β 

Weston County Concert Association

What:

Young Original: Ensemble/Band

When:

Saturday, Sept. 27 β€’ 7 p.m.

Where:

Crouch Auditorium at Newcastle High School

Upcoming WCCA Concerts at Crouch:

Pianist Nate Hance, Sunday, Nov. 16, 7 p.m.

French Family Band, Tuesday,Β 

March 31, 7 p.m.

The Suits: Male vocal ensemble,Β 

Tuesday, April 28, 7 p.m.

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