Marc Douglas Berardo and Grace Morrison in Annapolis, MD

ITZALL Goode and SHC Music Tribe Present
Marc Douglas Berardo and Grace Morrison
Monday, April 20, 2026 @ 7:30 PM
7 PM Doors
Online Tickets $20 (plus fees 23.18 ) - Door $25

If you prefer not to purchase in advance, please call to reserve a seat at (410) 626-9796. You will pay the door price. If you buy a ticket online, it is your reservation. Please don't call the venue to make a reservation.

For more info, email shcmusictribe@gmail.com

ABOUT GRACE:

Website: gracemorrison.com

Grace Morrison has never allowed others to define her. Over the course of her prolific career, she’s released three exceedingly well-received albums — I’m the Apple (2017), Reasons (2019), and Daughter (2021), each of which testifies to her artistry and her acumen.

She’s many things — a singer, songwriter, a mom, Renaissance Faire performer, and yes, even a cranberry grower. Yet she pursues each activity with an uplifting attitude and authentic enthusiasm. It leaves an impact on her audiences, creating an emotional bond that’s both enduring and engaging. It’s the mark of an exceptional artist who finds her listeners leaving her shows feeling like they’ve found a new friend, met a kindred spirit, and connected with someone who has engaged them with touching tunes, gentle humor, and remarkable stories that resonate and reflect true life experiences.

In that regard, Grace has patented a sound she calls "Saltwater Country.” She describes it as the idea that we need the ocean — and all sources of water for that matter — to provide a place that offers cleansing — not only physically, but spiritually as well. She expresses those sentiments in her songs and in her live performances, through the spoken interludes she shares between songs.

ABOUT MARC:
Website: marcdouglas.com

Marc Douglas Berardo is a thought-provoking songwriter as well as a fancy wooden guitar player who uses humor and deft storytelling to rally an audience and lead them into a deep and sometimes spiritual experience. After over 35 years of performing in every conceivable situation and winning awards and recognition for his songs in a boatload of national festivals like Rocky Mountain Folks, Telluride, Kerrville New Folk, Suwanee and Wiildflower as well as being voted “best interview and live performance feature” on Sirius/ XM Satellite Radio show The Village, Berardo has established himself as the real deal. A “lifer” that No Depression Magazine called: “sincere, fluid, charming, and above all gripping.”

Berardo’s highly regarded 2025 release “The Beauty of This Now” was recorded in Austin, Texas, and produced by Texas legends Ron Flynt and Walt Wilkins. It was one of many highlights in a year that included Berardo as the subject of a feature story by Jan Tomay in the legendary Ink Magazine, as well as, along with the fiery dobro player Abbie Gardner, a headline appearance at the 40th Tucson Folk Festival in Arizona.

John Apice of Americana Highways wrote: “There’s a seriousness to Marc’s compositions that’s not apparent in the slew of artists who seem to have a lot of nothing to say in an album’s worth of music…Marc is cut from the same cloth as James Taylor, early Elton John, or maybe Mark Twain…”