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Soup to Nuts Live!
WHQR's SOUP TO NUTS LIVE! performances are held in the MC Erny Gallery at WHQR and Live at Ted's. Look forward to great Bluegrass, Rockabilly, Celtic, Country, Blues, Latin, Jazz, Folk, Indie, Pop, and Americana performances - all live in intimate settings, hosted by George Scheibner, then rebroadcast on WHQR 91.3fm. See below for upcoming shows or listen to the produced broadcasts of many of our shows by clicking the listen button.If you would like to be considered for a future STNL! session in front of a live audience at WHQR or Ted's, we'd like to hear from you. Send an email of interest to stnl@whqr.org and include links to your music, biography, website, videos, social media, club & tour dates, etc. We look forward to making contact with you soon. Thank you!

*** FULL Soup to Nuts LIVE! Presents: Chris Luther Gypsy Jazz Trio with Alex Chamyan & Sean Martin

***SHOW FULL***

Thursday, September 28th

Doors Open: 6:30pm

Show Starts: 7:30pm

Price: $10 suggested donation at the door

Chris Luther will be our featured artist for the Sept. 28th Soup To Nuts Live! show in WHQR's MC Erny Gallery. Chris and his ensemble will be playing Gypsy Jazz tunes and will feature Alex Chamyan on violin, as well as Sean Martin on guitar. 

Originally from Long Island, NY​ and raised in Greensboro, NC,​ Chris Luther has been playing music for over 20 years. ​He studied guitar at ​age 13 with country guitarist/vocalist Richard Knight, and later with Jazz guitarist Greg Hyslop. Chris was a member of the Grimsley High School Jazz Band, and ​performed​ in numerous musicals. His education also included studies at the​ Greensboro Music Academy with Mark Freundt​ and Thomas Taylor. In 1997, he recorded his first album with The Bandits. After high school, ​he attended Cape Fear Community College and UNCW, where he studied under Bobby Russell in the Department of Music's Jazz program. Since his ​2007 graduation, Chris has been an active musician and a dedicated participant at Jazz jams and other events.​

​He returned to ​songwriting in 2011, created his publishing company, ​Chris Luther Music, in 2015, and has performed in Nice, France, giving him​ a fresh, ​new musical​ direction. ​Chris actively performs live​, teaches​ guitar​, writes​ music, and has recently attended “Django in June,” a gypsy guitar camp at Smith College in Northampton, MA.​