Please join us as we welcome Lance & Lea to Pomeroy Cellars a benefit for local non-profit and 501(c)3 Clark County Historical Museum!
- Sugars Roadshow - Chef Lynnae Oxley and Chef Sue will be onsite at 5pm with dinner options.
- Wine, Beer and non-alcoholic drinks available for purchase, sorry no outside beverages!
- Music kicks off at 6! Be sure to bring blankets and low back chairs for our non-reserved lawn seating!
Presenting: Lance & Lea
Lea grew up Amish, listening to country music & singing in church & Lance grew up playing in a rock band in the Texas club scene. The two met randomly in Nashville, TN & after their first songwriting session together, formed the duo Lance and Lea. Marked by old school country/rock influences with Texas blues guitar, storytelling lyrics & soothing harmonies, their collaborative genius is on fire, with over 500 songs written. Their first album “There Goes My Heart,” with Grammy award winning producer Paul Worley was released in late 2018 & their music has garnered airplay in the UK, Ireland, and in Music City, Nashville Tennessee. The duo won “New Artist Of The Year” at the 2019 iHeartRadio Rocky Mountain Country Music Awards. “There Goes My Heart” was also nominated for Album Of The Year at the 2020 iHeartRadio RMCMA’s.
In 2020 the couple raised over $16K on a fan funded crowdfunding campaign for their album “Great Big World” which was released early 2021. That same year, in the middle of a pandemic, they booked a 31 date Backyard PopUp Tour all over the US covering 26 states & over 12,000 miles. In 2021 they completed an 80 date, four month long Summer Tour, playing to even more fans across the US – this time traveling in a vintage RV aka “The Honeybee” and putting on 24,000 miles through 38 states. The duo released their album “Songs From The Road” in late 2022 and completed an 80 date Summer tour in 2023. 2024 is set to be a landmark year with the release of their double album “Boots & Blues” which is a reflection of each of their musical roots - half country, half blues/rock. To celebrate the album, the duo will embark on another 80 date tour across the country.
A Fundraiser for: Clark County Historical Museum
The Clark County Historical Society and Museum is committed to responsible collections stewardship, innovative collaboration and inspiring exhibitions and programs that engage the community in an exploration of Clark County’s past, present and future.
For 56 years the Clark County Historical Museum has been encouraging an understanding of how local history shapes the character of Clark County and strengthens our sense of place. CCHM has collected and preserved over 60,000 items of local historical significance during this time. We use these treasures to inform people about the region’s heritage and its importance in their daily lives. Our purpose is to share an understanding of the past that will help to build a better future for generations to come.
But our work is about more than a collection of items from our distant past. We believe history is something that happens every day. Beyond the expected museum exhibits, you’ll find an ever growing list of events, workshops, tours, activities, and more designed around the belief that history is something that influences the world around us today.
