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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!

Soup to Nuts LIVE! Presents: Chris Frisina

Chris Frisina Music
Chris Frisina

Chris Frisinawill be our next Soup to Nuts LIVE! guest Thursday, November 16th, in the MC Erny Gallery. The doors open at 6:30pm, and the show starts at 7:30pm.

Chris Frisina is a singer-songwriter from Olean, New York, located south of Buffalo along the Allegheny river. Chris happened upon Wilmington while on his travels and, for the most part, has stuck around since 2014. His music resonates a personal nostalgia for where he’s come from, what he’s seen, and where he’s been. He often finds himself compared to the likes of John Prine. While Chris finds this flattering, he’ll tell you he sounded like that long before he knew of Prine. Wilmington's Star News declares his new CD Fences as 'folk gold' and describes it as “..an excellent folk and country album, on which Frisina’s voice is at the heart of storyteller-driven material about scarred farm country, relationship-ending guilt, friends, and a soul split into pieces.” Still a nomad by nature, Chris plans on touring around the U.S for most of 2018, sleeping in the back of his pick-up truck, and singing songs for strangers.