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Forever, George & Tammy Featuring Alyssa & Wayne Brewer Returns to the Historic Masonic Theatre

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CLIFTON FORGE, VA (VR) – The Historic Masonic Theatre is pleased to welcome back Alyssa and Wayne Brewer for an evening of classic country music when Forever, George & Tammy takes the stage on Friday, September 18, at 7:00 p.m.

Making their second appearance at the Historic Masonic Theatre, Alyssa and Wayne Brewer bring their talents as performers and their natural musical partnership to this heartfelt tribute to two of country music’s most beloved voices, George Jones and Tammy Wynette.

Audiences will enjoy an evening filled with many of the memorable songs that made George and Tammy country music legends. From beloved duets to powerful solo favorites, Forever, George & Tammy celebrates the distinctive sound and enduring music that continues to
resonate with country music fans today.

Alyssa and Wayne Brewer have earned appreciation from audiences for their engaging performances, strong vocals, and ability to capture the spirit of classic country music. As a husband-and-wife duo, their natural musical chemistry brings an added dimension to the songs made famous by George Jones and Tammy Wynette.

Their return to the Historic Masonic Theatre offers both longtime fans and first-time audience members an opportunity to enjoy an evening of timeless country music performed by two talented entertainers. Whether you remember hearing these songs when they were first released or simply enjoy the sound of traditional country music, Forever, George & Tammy promises a memorable evening of music and nostalgia.

Join Alyssa and Wayne Brewer at the Historic Masonic Theatre on Friday, September 18, at 7:00 p.m., for Forever, George & Tammy—a celebration of unforgettable songs and two of country music’s most enduring voices.

Tickets are available through the Historic Masonic Theatre box office, by phone at 540 862-5655, and online at www.historicmasonictheatre.com.

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