Stages Music Arts is proud to present singer, recording artist and all around entertainer, Mariah Bonner, for an evening of Christmas cheer! You’ll hear songs in French, English and Spanish, ranging from standards such as *Let It Snow* and *Blue Christmas*, to beloved hymns like *O Holy Night* and *Silent Night* to more contemporary tunes like *Feliz Navidad*, *River* and more. “Confident stage presence, a warm rapport with her audience…Mariah was born to perform.” - Baltimore Jazz Alliance ABOUT MARIAH: Born in Baltimore, Maryland, the third of six children, Bonner grew up studying ballet and singing along with her dad as he played guitar every night at bedtime. When she was ten her family moved to France where she was discovered on the Champs Elysées by a model scout. A career in fashion modeling ensued, and she went on to appear on magazine covers and in commercials as well as to land her first role in a TV movie for France 3 called Qui Mange Quand? (Who Eats When?). Bonner attended The Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London where she discovered the art of storytelling through song. She has performed at The Gardenia Room, Los Angeles, Pangea, New York, and throughout the Baltimore/ Annapolis area at Keystone Korner, Manor Mill, An Die Musik and Live Arts Maryland. She is delighted to be appearing at Stages Music Arts where she recorded her first two albums!

Join us for a night of timeless memories and music as we cherish the time we have during this holiday season. Callum is a singer, songwriter, and recording artist from Ocean City, MD. Beginning her career at the age of 14, she immediately received major success, quickly rising in popularity and gaining over 100,000 streams with songs such as Testing My Patience and Captivated. She's gone on to open for many National Touring Acts including Coldplay, Foreigner, and The Wildwoods to name a few. With such a unique tone of voice, she swiftly travels through the world of sonics, making her own rules. Born with synesthesia, she chooses simply to make music that looks and feels right to her. Her vibes range from folk to alternative pop and smooth jazz. Callum has a unique ability to contextualize her emotions in a way that touches your soul, making you feel that you’re not alone. When you listen to her music, you feel like you’ve known her forever, even if you’ve just met. Doors 6:30 p.m. | Show 7 p.m.

Enjoy an eclectic evening of Irish tunes with the incredibly talented Celtic Corridor, featuring Joanna Clare, Laura Byrne, Eileen Estes, Donna Long and Billy McComiskey. Each member of the band is, in their own right, an outstanding member of the Mid-Atlantic Irish Music community and their union serves to elevate their craft to new heights!

“Sean Chambers is one of the leading lights of guitar driven blues-rock in the 21st Century. He is one of a handful of current artists that writes and plays with the depth of the greats while also speaking the language of modern day music fans.” - Mike O’Cull, Rock and Blues Muse Sean Chambers is a blues guitarist who grew up listening to the music of B.B. King, Eric Clapton, Johnny Winter, Jeff Beck, among others. These days, he counts his primary guitar influences as the legends Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Sean developed his chops while touring for years with Hubert Sumlin and has worked with a variety of blues musicians including Derek Trucks, Gregg Allman, Jeff Healey, Walter Trout, Big Bill Morganfield, Robert Cray and many more. In 2019, Sean developed a friendship with the members of Savoy Brown after they played together at a festival. When Savoy Brown’s founder sadly passed away, it felt like a natural move for the two groups to join forces. Sean Chambers & The Savoy Brown Rhythm Section continue to tour the US, Canada and Europe with Sean on guitar and vocals, Pat De Salvo on bass and vocals, and Garnet Grimm on drums and vocals. Guitar Player Magazine says of Sean “His only hook is his tremendous talent! ” Don't miss this blues sensation as he comes to Baltimore for one evening only! Doors at 7 p.m.; Show at 7:30 p.m.