The Cedar Presents
MarchFourth with McKain Lakey
Tuesday, April 30, 2024 / Doors: 7:00 PM / Show: 7:30 PM
All Ages
Standing
$25 Advance, $30 Day of Show
This is a standing show with an open floor. To request seating or other access accommodations, please go to our Access Page.
General Admission tickets are available online.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
MarchFourth is a joy-inducing force of entertainment! Quite like The Cedar itself, MarchFourth celebrates over two decades of FUN! A larger-than-life group of 15 musicians, dancers, and acrobats bringing a spirit of high-energy party.
This band is your band.
“Mighty, Explosive, Carnivalesque Brass Band Funk” - New York Music Daily
MarchFourth performing “Get It All” courtesy of MarchFourth Video’s YouTube Channel.
About MarchFourth
MarchFourth is a colorful explosion of brassy funk, rock, and jazz and is all about the groove.
With exceptional musical quality and a visual kaleidoscope of performers, MarchFourth is a spectacle of high-energy compositions, colorful costumes, and irresistible charisma! M4 has been seen on stages from ESPN’s Espy Awards to festivals like Wakarusa, Bumbershoot, and High Sierra Music Fest, to world-class venues like The Kennedy Center, Hollywood Bowl, The Fillmore, and even a cultural exchange tour to China, sponsored by the US State Department.
MarchFourth’s track “Gospel” (from their self-released album Rise Up, 2009) was featured as the closing credits theme song in the Disney/Pixar animated film, Monsters University. MarchFourth’s latest album Worth It came out in 2023.
“From the first note to the last, the sound was pumping and the fun never stopped.” ~USAToday“Just when you think you’ve heard it all, suddenly a band crosses paths with your ears and changes everything… Full of auditory goodness...” ~NYS Music
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MCKAIN LAKEY
Described by What’s Up Magazine as “a time capsule unearthed, fine-tuned and re-imagined”, McKain Lakey draws creative inspiration from far corners of the American folk music tradition. Lakey blurs lines of old and new, referencing musical textures of past eras while unabashedly exploring topics of mental health, family separation, rural identity, and queer love. “Queer Americana with a Countrypolitan twist.”
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