Anthony Arya & Michael McNevin: Live at Hallcrest Vineyards

Anthony will be joined by singer-songwriter and guitarist Michael McNevin for a May 9th Hallcrest Vineyards show from 2:00 to 5:00! A special Mother's Day show!! There is plenty of room to spread out, relax, drink some wine, have some snacks, and enjoy the show.

Anthony Arya: https://www.anthonyarya.com/
Michael McNevin: https://michaelmcnevin.com/

Anthony Arya is a songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist and the leader of multiple bands. In 2018 Arya was on Season 15 of NBC’s The Voice. Shortly after, he released his debut album, “Going To California,” and has since performed hundreds of shows around the Bay Area. In June 2020 Anthony was awarded the Presidential Scholar in the Arts by the US Department of Education. In May 2020, Arya released his second album, “The Road.” Recently he released a live album of holiday tunes recorded last December.

Michael McNevin's songs read like short stories, full of heart, humor, and a keen eye for detail. Winner of the Kerrville New-Folk award in Texas, Performing Songwriter Magazine “DIY Artist Of The Year”, 7-time grand finals "Song Of The Year" winner for West Coast Songwriters. Accomplished guitar work and seasoned vocals underscore the characters and places he comes across in his travels. He grew up in the train town of Niles, CA, in the east bay hills the San Fransisco Bay Area. He started out playing underage in East Bay bars, mixed in a six-month stint busking the streets and subways in New York and has has since logged 25 years on the U.S. songwriter circuit. He’s been a main-stager at Strawberry, High Sierra, Kerrville, Redwood Ramble, American River, SummerFolk in Canada, and the Philadelphia Folk Fest. He's also been a 3rd place finalist at both the Rocky Mountain Folks and Telluride Troubadour Competitions in Colorado, and was nominated Artist Of The Year by the National Academy of Songwriters. He tours as a solo act in the US and parts of Europe, and occasionally gets a band together as McNevin & The Spokes.