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Staunton | ShenanArts to make major announcement with Brent Hull concert

Rebecca Barnabi

shenanarts a night to remember ShenanArts will present local musician Brent Hull and friends in concert on Saturday, Nov. 8, at 7 p.m., and make a major announcement about the community theater’s 2026 season.

A Night to Remember” will be general admission at ShenanArts. A minimum $5 donation is requested at the box office or online. Anyone willing to contribute more may do so to further support the 2026 season.

“This is possibly the biggest news we’ve had to share in ShenanArts’ history. It is sure to thrill our local audiences, and draw new attention to our space and the community as a whole. We are very grateful that Brent Hull has agreed to host this celebration as we unveil this massive announcement,” ShenanArts Artistic Director Matt Parrish said.

Hull has performed both solo and with his bands “Maybe Tomorrow” and “The Brent Hull Band” for more than 25 years. He mixes different types of music, including Country, Blues, Rock, Pop and Rap, to create a fun and exciting sound.

With his captivating energy, unique style and feel-good approach, Hull strives to ensure audiences have the greatest time humanly possible. He has shared the stage with musical greats such as Dave Matthews and Jimmy Fortune.

Also an accomplished actor, Hull has performed in productions at ShenanArts and on other local stages. The concert will also feature a slew of surprise guest performers who will be familiar faces to ShenanArts regulars. The event promises to be an entertaining and extraordinary night.

The performance will be held at ShenanArts, 300 Churchville Ave., Staunton.

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