Each Concert at Point of the Bluff Vineyards feels like a party\, with world-class musical acts\, a stellar view of Keuka Lake\, and local craft beverages and food.
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\n\nTickets on sale 4/8 at noon.
\n\nThey say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and Sara Evans is about to put smiles on a lot of faces with the release of Copy That. The 13-song collection finds Evans putting her distinctive creative stamp on some of the most iconic songs in country and pop music as well as shining a spotlight on some little known gems.
\n\nReleased on her own Born to Fly Records\, Copy That is Evans&rsquo\; first solo studio album since 2017&rsquo\;s critically acclaimed Words. On Copy That she shines a spotlight on songs that have served as the soundtrack for the American experience for the last six decades. Little Big Town&rsquo\;s Phillip Sweet joins Evans for a buoyant rendition of the Stevie Nicks and Kenny Loggins classic &ldquo\;Whenever I Call You Friend&rdquo\; and Old Crow Medicine Show adds their unique flavor to the Hank Williams standard &ldquo\;I&rsquo\;m So Lonesome I Could Cry.&rdquo\; Her cover of Dexy&rsquo\;s Midnight Runners&rsquo\; 1982 hit &ldquo\;Come On Eileen&rdquo\; is absolutely infectious and her pulsating rendition of The Knack&rsquo\;s &ldquo\;My Sharona&rdquo\; shows a rockin&rsquo\; side of Evans rarely heard. \;
\n\nOver the last two decades\, Evans has carved a successful career anchored by her insightful songwriting and warm\, evocative voice. With such enduring hits as &ldquo\;Suds in the Bucket\,&rdquo\; &ldquo\;A Real Fine Place to Start\,&rdquo\; &ldquo\;Perfect&rdquo\; and &ldquo\;A Little Bit Stronger\,&rdquo\; she&rsquo\;s earned recognition as the fifth most played female artist at country radio and continues to be a force on the road with tour dates criss-crossing the country. For her ninth studio album\, the Missouri native serves up an eclectic bounty of songs that have shaped her life and storied career.
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