Catch Christine Tassan Et Les Imposteures Live In Butte
Get your swing on, Butte, as a fantastic Quebec gypsy jazz and swing band is coming to the Uptown Lounge at the Covellite Theater in Uptown Butte on Saturday, September 27th. Christine Tassan et les Imposteures are a sizzling band who are wrapping up a series of dates that have taken them all over the Northwest for both concerts and workshops and they will be wrapping up their tour with Saturday's show at the Covellite which is set for a 7:30pm start time (doors at 6:30pm).
Tassan is an accomplished guitarist with an endearing stage presence and has wowed audiences not only in the Northwest but worldwide having played dates at the Montreal International Jazz Festival and even the Django Reinhardt Festival in the recent past. She is a seasoned recording artist as well and has delighted Butte audiences in the past at the Montana Folk Festival.
Tickets are available at the Covellite Theater at 215 W. Broadway in historic Uptown Butte or online here.
"This is more than a concert - it’s a celebration of musicianship,
storytelling, and connection through vibrant rhythms and lyrical guitar solos.
Expect heart-soaring improvisations alongside intimate, soulful moments that draw you in.
With seven acclaimed albums and over 600 global performances to date,
Christine and her all-female ensemble bring mastery, creativity, and playful mischief.
Don’t miss this rare chance to see them light up the night."
Listen to the Morning Show with Tom O'Neill on 92.5 KAAR-FM next week for your chance to win a pair of tickets to this wonderful show.
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