What The World Needs Now
Tribute to Burt Bacharach
Join us for “A Tribute to the Iconic Music of Burt Bacharach,” an exhilarating concert that honors the timeless masterpieces of the legendary American composer. This dynamic tribute breathes new life into Bacharach’s cherished classics, offering a vibrant mix of beloved hits like “What the World Needs Now,” “Do You Know the Way to San Jose,” and “I’ll Never Fall in Love Again,” along with some hidden gems that deserve the spotlight.
Leading this all-star 10-piece band is the incredible Susan Marten, a vocalist with a powerhouse voice and soulful energy that captivates audiences. Her extensive career spans many genres including R&B, Jazz, Soul, Pop, and Rock, having toured with renowned artists and Rock & Roll Hall of Famers, as well as popular tribute acts.
Each member of the ensemble, under the musical direction of Dave Pellegrino on bass guitar, infuses both classic and modern flair into the tunes while preserving the sophisticated essence of the originals. The tight rhythm section is complimented by a 3 piece horn section and professional background vocalists. Susan’s heartfelt renditions echo the legendary artists like Dionne Warwick, Jackie DeShannon, Karen Carpenter, Herb Alpert and Dusty Springfield, bringing their spirit to life. You can feel her passion for these timeless songs as she engages and entertains, reigniting that nostalgic love in every listener.
Susan and her remarkable band not only deliver the hits; they also weave in stories from Bacharach’s musical journey, creating a deep connection between the audience and the man behind the music. It’s a celebration of a songwriting genius whose melodies have stood the test of time, inspiring emotions, elegance, and sheer musical joy.
Get ready to experience “What the World Needs Now” like never before, a thrilling opportunity for both long-time fans and new listeners to dive into the enchanting world of Bacharach’s musical brilliance! Don’t miss out on this unforgettable and exciting night of music and memories. You’ll be singing these songs long after the show is over.
