On Saturday, the Toledo Center for Live Arts will present an exciting musical collaboration featuring the local band Chloe and the Steel Strings alongside a string quartet from the Toledo Symphony. This unique performance merges the energetic sound of the band, known for their “Cosmic Americana” style, with the rich harmonies of classical string instruments.
The concert will take place at 7 p.m. in the Robert Bell Studio, located at 4747 Heatherdowns Blvd, Toledo. Fans can expect a captivating blend of psychedelic folk rock, driven by the band’s six members. The group includes Chloe Ward on lead vocals, rhythm guitar, and mandolin; Connor Ward on bass and harmonies; and lead guitarists Pete Rodriguez and Eric Stuehr. Completing the lineup is Anna Garrison, who contributes on keys and harmonies.
Chloe and the Steel Strings have been making waves in the local music scene, extending their reach to the Cleveland area as well. They are scheduled to perform at the House of Blues on November 28, 2023. Their growing popularity is evident, as they continue to attract audiences with their distinctive sound.
The string quartet will consist of accomplished musicians, including Merwin Siu and Cheryl Trace on violin, Reed Anderson on viola, and Robert Clemens on cello. Their collaboration with Chloe and the Steel Strings promises to enhance the concert experience, blending genres to create a memorable evening of music.
Tickets for the event are available through the Center for Live Arts’ official website, artstoledo.com. In addition to standard tickets, VIP options are offered, which include a pre-show meet and greet, priority seating, complimentary drink tickets, and a signed poster from the performers.
This concert represents a significant cultural event in Toledo, showcasing local talent and the ability of music to cross genres and unite communities. Attendees can look forward to an evening filled with creativity and artistic collaboration, set against the backdrop of the vibrant Toledo arts scene.
