Gentlemen's Quartet

Great Waters Summer Concerts welcomes back an audience favorite, Gentlemen’s Quartet, on Thursday, Aug. 20 at 7:30 p.m. (Courtesy photo)

WOLFEBORO — Great Waters Summer Concerts welcomes back an audience favorite, Gentlemen’s Quartet, on Thursday, Aug. 20 at 7:30 p.m., joined by special guest vocalist Erin Shields, for an unforgettable evening as part of the Concerts in Town series. The performance will take place at Anderson Hall at Brewster Academy, offering an intimate and acoustically rich setting in the heart of Wolfeboro.

If they look familiar, that’s because you’ve seen them before — Gentlemen’s Quartet previously wowed Great Waters audiences as the Empire Trio during Great Waters 2023 and 2024 seasons. You may remember the show-stopping moment when one of the performers simultaneously played both the piano and violin, leaving audiences amazed. With two consecutive sold-out performances at Great Waters under their belt, their return is highly anticipated — so do not wait to secure your seats.

This dynamic program will feature a vibrant mix of classical crossover, pop favorites, and soaring vocal harmonies, elevated by the powerful and expressive voice of guest artist Erin Shields. Together, they promise an evening filled with energy, virtuosity, and musical surprises.

Set in the beautifully intimate, fully air-conditioned Anderson Hall, this Concerts in Town performance offers a unique opportunity to experience world-class musicians up close — where every note resonates and every moment connects.

Great Waters Summer Concerts, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing exceptional live music to New Hampshire's Lakes Region, continues its tradition of presenting outstanding artists in distinctive venues. Performances like Gentlemen's Quartet with Erin Shields exemplify the organization’s commitment to creating memorable and meaningful cultural experiences.

Tickets are available at greatwaters.org, by phone at 603-569-7710, or at the Great Waters office in Wolfeboro.

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