Tricycle Music Fest

Last year fans raved about the library’s fun-filled concert series for kids, and this year it promises to be even bigger and better. Join us for these three high-energy, kid-friendly concerts at ImaginOn:

• The Jellydots:
  Saturday, July 26th
  South County 10 am
  Please contact the South County Branch at (704) 416-6630 for concert information.
  
  North County 3 pm
  Please contact the North County Branch at (704) 895-8178 for concert information.
  
  Sunday, July 27th
  ImaginOn: The Joe and Joan Martin Center
  2 pm & 4 pm, The Wachovia Playhouse
  Ticket reservations are required for ImaginOn performances
  Please call 704-973-2828 for ticket reservations
  Tickets are limited to four reservations per adult.
  

  Last year, the Jellydots were the first ever band to play for the Tricycle Music Festival, rocking out with songs from "Hey You Kids!"! Now the Jellydots have returned to Charlotte with their sophomore album of "Changing Skies". At times they rock, at times they’re sweet, but the Jellydots resonate with parents and kids alike.

• Frances England:
  Saturday, August 2nd
  University City 10 am
  Please contact the University City Branch at (704) 595-9684 for concert information.
  
  Mint Hill 3 pm
  Please contact the Mint Branch at (704) 545-4054 for concert information.
  Sunday, August 3rd
  ImaginOn: The Joe and Joan Martin Center
  2 pm & 4 pm, The Wachovia Playhouse
  Ticket reservations are required for ImaginOn performances
  Please call 704-973-2828 for ticket reservations
  Tickets are limited to four reservations per adult.
  

  Noted as one of the freshest voices in kindie rock, Frances England originally created "Fascinating Creatures" as a fundraiser for her son's preschool and never thought that anyone outside of her own circle of family and friends would hear it. But thanks to the Internet, the power of word-of-mouth and some great reviews, the cd began making its way into people's homes across the country and as far away as Europe, Asia, and Australia. Frances lives in San Francisco with her husband John, their four year-old son, Liam and new baby boy, Rowan. Aside from music, Frances also works at her son’s cooperative preschool and is getting her master’s degree in library science.

• They Might Be Giants:
  Sunday, June 15th One Day Only!  Both times are SOLD OUT!
  ImaginOn: The Joe and Joan Martin Center
  McColl Family Theatre 1 pm & 4pm
  Ticket reservations are required for ImaginOn performances
  
  

  In a singular career, perhaps no turn has been more unlikely than They Might Be Giants’ emergence as one of America’s most popular creators of children’s music. Leading the charge of what is now a full-blown movement of creative musicians looking to save tots (and parents!) from the shrinking world of mainstream children’s music, TMBG’s kids’ projects have become the gold standard of the industry.
  
  The alternative rock legends entered the world of kids' stuff in 2002 with their self-styled kids album "No!" Prepare to be delighted as They Might Be Giants triumphantly return to the world of kids stuff with their new CD & DVD set "Here Come the 123s.".