Kevin Stonerock Concert

Singer-songwriter Kevin Stonerock returns to HCPLibrary in support of his new album, Party of One. See more and preview the album at kevinstonerock.com/ 

Somebody once said that Indiana-born Kevin Stonerock's music "is like Guy Clark, John Hiatt and Gordon Lightfoot on a fishing trip." In some ways, that has been a dilemma for Kevin, because his music is not easy to pigeon-hole. Never a person to settle on one specific musical destination, his songs are truly Americana. Stonerock is a master storyteller; an introverted extrovert who is more comfortable in front of a crowd than in one; a painter who's canvas is an amalgamation of traditional country, folk and roots rock.

In the 1980s, through a happy accident, Stonerock swerved into a career as an actor, developing several one-man, history-based shows (of which he has logged over 4,000 performances), scriptwriter, and producer while still keeping up his chops as a performing musician and songwriter.  In the 1990s, he wrote, directed, and composed music for The Point In Time, a series of outdoor dramas, that ran for seven seasons in Carrollton, Kentucky, Plum Creek Anthology and Wabash River Tales, which were written for the cities of Vevay and Wabash, Indiana, respectively.

To date, Stonerock has released 7 solo albums and another as part of the Americana band “Bottom Dollar”.

This concert is brought to you by the Friends of the Hancock County Public Library as part of our Summer Reading fun! Adults can join the reading challenge and earn entries into prize drawings by logging their reading time between June 1 and August 1. 

Visit https://hcplibrary.beanstack.org for more info.