7/23 Scott Elliott Ferreter @ FREMONT ABBEY

ABBEY ARTS PRESENTS:

SCOTT ELLIOTT FERRETER

Scott Elliott Ferreter, known for his duo, The Feelings Parade, and as a member of beloved Northern-California band, MaMuse, has a history of laying it all on the line. His devotion to music, itself, has him comfortable wearing many hats (songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist), though he is most at home behind the mic. His songs take on topics of ambitious depth—impermanence, healing, death, and ancestry— yet his humor and realness bring it all together with gentleness and easeful reverence.
Having played enormous stages like the Masonic (as a special guest of Glen Hansard), as well as the Fox Theater in Oakland, he’s also stayed rooted with a history of playing state prisons and busking on the street. All said and done, he holds a rare kind of presence on whatever stage he steps onto.

@ FREMONT ABBEY ARTS CENTER
7:30P DOORS, 8P SHOW
All ages, some seating available (not guaranteed unless reserved seat ticket is purchased)

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ABBEY ARTS EVENT INFO:
* Fremont Abbey is ADA accessible on either level.
* For most events we have a mix of padded chairs and standing room.
* Seating is not guaranteed or reserved unless noted.
* To respect the performing artists and your fellow attendees, please refrain from talking during the quieter performances. Those unable to adhere to this guideline may be asked to leave (no refunds).
* Please limit photos & video during the show so as to not distract other attendees from the experience.
* Phone and video may be permitted for some shows from the standing area only please.
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