ACMA Presents Rebekah Pulley Duo in Concert! Michael Boswell opens.

Rebekah Pulley is a St. Petersburg, Florida-based singer-songwriter whose music has been described as jaw-dropping, with a tendency to break your heart and shake your soul, whether performing solo, as a duo or with her band, The Reluctant Prophets.

With a musical career spanning 3 decades, she’s etched out a fruitful living in a diverse setting of house concerts, bars, and festivals, and has earned herself 9 ‘Best Of The Bay’ songwriting, recording, and performance awards from Tampa’s own Creative Loafing. Rebekah’s songwriting has wryly evolved, tapping roots-rock, blues, old-school country & western, jazz, and gospel to become a must-have for even the most discerning music fans.

A lover of lyrics, hers are insightful and heartfelt, and she sings them with a voice that is equal parts bourbon and honey. Rebekah has released seven full-length recordings. Each one contains its own blend of tough but tender songs reflecting heartache, love, self-discovery, and the nature of the world around her.

Adding harmonies and playing upright bass, we welcome back Rebekah and Rob Pastore!

Take a listen to some music here:
rebekahpulley.com

Opening the show: Michael Boswell’s musical journey began in the small town of Brighton Tennessee, nurtured by the sounds of his father’s guitar and his granddaddy’s fiddle. After years of performing in bands across the country spectrum, Michael found his true calling in songwriting—a passion that brought him and his wife to Nashville in 1988.

During his time in Music City, Michael secured a publishing deal with Levy Production and honed his craft at renowned songwriters’ nights, including The Bluebird and Douglas Corner. His path eventually led him into the world of video production with the Christian Television Network (CTN), prompting a move to Florida.
When you look into Michael’s eyes, you see the sincere warmth of a man who knows his purpose.

Tickets are available at the door.

Door Donations:
ACMA Members/$15
General Admission/$20

ACMA Listening Room doors open at 6:30 pm. The concert begins at 7:00 pm.