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Music at the Mansion is excited to welcome Josh Christina to his first show at the Liriodendron Mansion on Sunday, August 23 from 5 to 8 pm! The concert will be held outdoors on our beautiful grounds, with plenty of room for social distancing.

Called a "mix between Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis Presley and Elton John", Josh's energetic brand of 50's rock n roll makes the classics sound brand new. Josh Christina will restore your confidence in the ability of young musicians to carry on the great tradition of rock’s pioneers. Josh writes his own music, refurbishes the classics, and plays a mean piano.  Josh Christina is a rock n roll revivalist whose music provides a bridge across generational lines by going backward to move into the future.

The piano aficionado can be heard on his two Nashville-recorded albums, "Good Old Love" and “I’m 21", both produced by Kent Wells. His album "Instincts" was recorded at the historic Sam Phillips Recording Studio in Memphis, co-produced by two-time Grammy award winner Jon Carroll (Starland Vocal band.) He followed that up with the single ”Let’s Get Woke” in 2019, and has just released his latest single “Rockstar”.
 
www.joshchristinamusic.com
 
Visit https://liriodendron.com/event/music-at-the-mansion-presents-josh-christina for additional information and updates.
 
Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chairs, and enjoy the music of this energizing performer on the beautiful grounds of the historic Liriodendron Mansion!
 
Tickets $12 for adults. Children 12 and under admitted free. Limited seating available due to social distancing rules. Advance purchase recommended.
 
Tickets may be purchased at https://form.jotform.com/200694978552165
 
Tickets may be available at the door if not sold out.
 
Chairs not provided. If you have limited mobility, please contact us to arrange for special seating.
 
Grounds open at 4:00. Concert begins at 5 pm.
 
Music at the Mansion is made possible in part by a grant from Maryland State Arts Council through Harford County Cultural Arts Board, by a grant from Harford County, and by support from Music Land.