Frenchie Davis Set to Headline The Grove Summer Concert Series 7/13
Visit every Wednesday in July for four very special concerts - FREE and Open to the Public - under the stars at The Grove in Los Angeles.
On Wed, July 13 at 7:30 p.m. - NBC's "The Voice" star Frenchie Davis and American Idol's Blake Lewis will headline a free concert as part of the the 9th Annual Summer Concert Series presented by Citi at The Grove in Los Angeles, produced by Chris Isaacson.
A Top 8 finalist on NBC's mega-hit show "The Voice," Davis wowed audiences on Broadway in "RENT," starred in the West Coast tour of "Dreamgirls" and the 2009 Grammy Award nominated production of "Ain't Misbehavin."
Blake Lewis, first runner-up on season six of American Idol won over the country with his creativity and endless eclectic musical identity. His second album "Heartbreak on Vinyl" hit #1 on two Billboard charts making Lewis the first American Idol artist to achieve that honor. Lewis recently joined the cast of popular anime series Durarara and can be seen in videos for DJ Dan's "Operator" and BT's "Suddenly." His new single "Till We See the Sun" will be released this summer.
Frenchie Davis and Blake Lewis will be joined by special guests Honor Society!
All concerts begin at 7:30pm
JULY 13: Frenchie Davis & Blake Lewis with Honor Society
JULY 20: Richard Marx with Avery
JULY 27: LONESTAR with Andy Grammer
More info at www.TheGroveLA.com
The Grove is located at Third Street and Fairfax Avenue, adjacent to L.A.'s historic Farmers Market. For more information about the concert series or for specific store and restaurant hours, please call The Grove Concierge at: (323) 900-8080
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