7 PM – Stop by The Forum Speakeasy
Back by popular demand! Stop by our Forum “Speakeasy,” streaming live from the Jefferson Hotel, where Tara Schleinkofer, Lemaire’s Bar Director will show you how to make the evening’s two signature cocktails.
Look for the Speakeasy in the “Sessions” area of the event site beginning at 7:00 PM.
7 PM – Join the conversation in our new Subscriber Salons
Join a live conversation with other subscribers about our suggested topics. Come on camera to participate or share your thoughts via the chat.
Look for the Salons in the “Sessions” area of the event site beginning at 7:00 PM.
7:30 PM – Musicians Regan and Andrew Winn
Regan Sprenkle has had a life-long career as a songwriter, vocalist, producer, arranger, recording artist, engineer/editor, studio musician, and entrepreneur. Known for her versatile use of vocals beyond the traditional sense, Regan has created vocal arrangements spanning many genres, including on Grammy Award winner, Jason Mraz’s album, “Yes.”
As “REGAN,” the singer-songwriter/recording artist, she has performed her own blend of rock, jazz, and groove throughout the U.S. and Europe. Her studio creations and voice work have been featured on network television, commercials, and various record labels.
She has had the pleasure of working with many accomplished talents, including Ben Folds, James Earl Jones, Cracker, members of The Dave Matthews Band and Bruce Hornsby & The Noisemakers, Agents of Good Roots, Tim Be Told, Chantal Kreviazuk and Jason Mraz.
Regan received a Bachelor of Arts in Music with a concentration in Voice/Choral from Virginia Commonwealth University, where she also studied Music Education, Advanced Media Technology and Advertising.
Visit: www.regansongs.com
A native of Roanoke, Andrew Winn grew up in a musical family and studied classical guitar at VCU in the 1990s. While in Richmond, he formed the band Agents of Good Roots. Agents toured extensively and cultivated a unique sound that blended jazz, pop, and funk. After the band broke up in the early 2000s, he studied classical music at Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore, MD, and then taught for several years.
Seeking a different challenge, he decided to pursue medicine in 2007. Andrew is currently a practicing anesthesiologist and plays music as often as he can. He has admired and collaborated with Regan for over three decades.
Regan and Andrew will open our evening at 7:30 PM with a selection of songs about love and relationships recorded live for The Richmond Forum at Shockoe Sessions Live at Richmond’s In Your Ear Studios