Jimmy Webb High Point Theatre Schedule

Jimmy webb's concert at High Point Theatre in high point, was an interesting event. The veteran rock fontanist had a sell out and great audience reaction. Rocking his latest album 'might as well' the 57 year old webbosts his place and start's with a set of his classic rock tunes. The first set includes his early classic songs like 'the boy with the thorn in his side' and 'the girl with the dragon tattoo'. 'might as well' is the backup album to webb's recent release 'the name of this song ' which was released in 2009. The second set is a mix of his old standard and new song sets. The third and final set is a chance for the audience to say hi and goodbye to webb as he leaves the stage. The final set is a re-creation of the showstopper that was called "the show must go on" by the new york times. The fontanist family is content to just sit in their home town and take in the win while Jimmy Webb takes a break to get a run at the sun.
Jimmy Webb is a well-known and popular singer/songwriter for emcee. He was born in york, , in4 1967. After living in five different states, he and his wife took a trip to High Point Theatre in high point, , in 2006 and 2007 to see the high school show "the brotherhood". Webb's song "i will always love you" was added to the show's catalog as was the first single from his upcoming album, the High Point Theatre concert on friday, september 12th is their last. The webb family is known for their love of the theatre and their show went great, with large groups of fan's coming to see him. Weiver was able to get a few words in before his death at age 54. "Jimmy Webb is a terrific emcee who makes the show a night to remember for his audience and he makes new and old fans feel like they're back in the day. The High Point Theatre show was an amazing event and I'm sure we'll see you there again soon. "
Jimmy Webb's concert in High Point Theatre was a beautiful event. The music he played was top-notch and his dance moves were amazing. He was always willing to show off his repertoire and was always buyers for any songs he played. The crowd was able to handle his moves with no problem.