Pearlz NEWZ:

MARCH 2024: PEARLZ GOES TO THE DARK SIDE!!   
Well.... sort of.   Our next public show will be at the Genesee Country Village & Museum (4101 Flint Hill Rd, Mumford) on Sunday, April 7th from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.   It's the day BEFORE the darkness of the TOTAL ELIPSE, but the Museum is having special events all that weekend. This event is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, but admission is required!
Visit the GCVM webiste for more information! GCVM Solar Spectacle Festival
 
VISIT OUR SHOWS PAGE for our full 2024 schedlue.  
New shows are frequently being added, so please check back every so often for all the latest updates.
If there are any changes to our scheduled performances, we will do our best to post them on our Website and FaceBook page at least three hours before our scheduled Showtime.  
 
PEARLZ ON YOU TUBE!   
Check out The Pearlz Band You Tube Channel for videos of our live shows.
Hit SUBSCRIBE in YouTube - totally FREE! - and you'll be notified whenever a new Pearlz video is added!  
NANCY IN ROC55 MAGAZINE!   
Roc55 is a print and online magazine designed for adults 55 and over in the Rochester area. It features articles on health, leisure, etc., and profiles of local people. The March-April 2024 issue features a write up of our own Nancy Drum. Check it out here: Nancy featured in Roc55! - or pick up a free copy at a library, Wegmans, fitness clubs, etc.
 
NANCY, THE MUSEUM, AND THE LESLEY RIDDLE CONNECTION
Lesley Riddle was one of the most influential figures in early country music. He taught Mother Maybelle Carter (Johnny Cash's mother-in-law) his unique picking style, and years later he met Nancy and also taught HER as well, and they became lifelong friends.
    In 2020, Nancy wrote a short article about it for The Birthplace Of Country Music Museum in Bristol Tennessee/Virginia.   The Museum now features an exhibit of the time Nancy spent with Lesley Riddle! You can view it here:  Nancy and The Lesley Riddle Connection     
 
ROCHESTER MUSIC HALL OF FAME features NANCY DRUM
Nancy is featured in the Hall's NEWS blog: Rochester Musician Makes History