Amberley Beatty stars as Patsy Cline at Incanto

Natalie Douglas, the acclaimed vocalist hailed as “a true force of nature” by The Times (UK), returns to Incanto beginning Mar. 3 with a series of tribute concerts featuring the music of Nina Simone, Linda Ronstadt, Sammy Davis Jr. and Barbra Streisand. Accompanied by her longtime Music Director, Mark Hartman, Natalie will dedicate two shows each to the legendary performers, celebrating their individual artistry, brilliance and achievements. Natalie Douglas is an eight-time MAC Award Winner and has appeared at Carnegie Hall, Rose Theatre, Birdland, and Lincoln Center among many others.

Singer Hulda Hix and her new band return with Vibology, presenting a unique sound through a creative blend of traditional reggae with popular American music. Feb. 27 Mar. 7, 22 at 9:30pm.

Well-Strung is a New York City based foursome that blends vocals and strings, fusing classical music with today’s pop hits. They have had a very successful run this season, selling out show after show at Incanto. Final shows now playing through Feb. 28.

Long recognized as the leading Patsy Cline tribute artist in North America, Amberley Beatty brings a whole new dimension to the country music legend in ‘Real Patsy’. In the early sixties, Patsy Cline took country music uptown, with songs like “I Fall To Pieces”,“Walking After Midnight” and Willie Nelson’s “Crazy”, successfully melding country, pop and blues. Beatty’s Patsy Cline tribute is spot-on, capturing every nuance of every song. One performance only, Mar. 3 at 9:30pm.

The Vallarta Vocalista Ensemble presents its 2018 concert series, In Perfect Harmony: From Baroque to Broadway, with six performances starting Feb. 22. Concerts will include the seldom-heard baroque jewel, Durante’s “Magnificat”, excerpts from “Les Miserables”, Mexican favorites and well-loved jazz standards.

Lobo (formerly of Willie & Lobo) will present two special solo concerts featuring a blend of Gypsy, Latin, Celtic, Flamenco, Middle Eastern, Tango and Salsa on on Feb. 25 and Mar. 25 at 7pm. Early reservations are recommended.

Instituto des Artes Musicales Puerto Vallarta (IAMPV) presents the second of two cello recitals performed by Grammy Award Winning Cellist Donald Moline, with Jean-Guy Comeau at the piano. Event proceeds support musical education for children in Puerto Vallarta. Feb. 24 at 7pm.

Paco Ojeda on Music presents A Cappella Music celebrating the wonders of the human voice with special guests Vallarta Vocalista Ensemble, and Benjamin Schatz, also known as Rachel of the The Kinsey Sicks. Feb. 26 at 4pm.

Media Luna presents several shows featuring their full band and Special Guest musicians. They play Flamenco, Rumba, Rock and Huapango in an exciting, high-energy performance. Feb. 26 at 9:30pm.

Zoe Lewis, ‘a band in a body’, has returned for five shows only through Mar. 2 with ‘A Touch of The 20’s’, featuring prohibition era jazz, saucy swing, travel tales and quirky originals played on anything from the piano to the spoons!

‘Fun and uplifting’ perfectly describes Incanto’s ‘Gospelicious’ Gospel Brunch, that is light on religion and BIG on entertainment. Hosted by Tracy Parks and featuring The Holy Host Singers with creator and Musical Director/David Troy Francis and the Resurrection Band. Now every Sunday at 12pm through March.

Classic stage comedy ‘Greater Tuna’, starring Ron Spencer and Tracy Parks is now playing. With twenty-two characters played by just two actors, it’s a wild ride to smalltown Tuna, TX, chock-full of eccentric characters with small minds and big hearts. Directed by Karen Baker. Next performances Feb. 22 at 4pm, Feb. 27 at 7pm.

Jean-Guy Comeau plays piano on Mon. and Thurs. at 5pm. Singer-songwriter Zoe Wood plays guitar in the piano bar on Mon. at 7:30pm. Stolie plays ‘Acoustic Tuesdays’ during Happy Hour at 5pm. Latcho and Andrea: The Blond Gypsies play authentic gypsy flamenco select Tues. at 7pm in the main theater. Tongo plays Latin/Cuban rhythms with handmade instruments on Tues. at 7:30pm. Bohemia Viva’s ‘The Sound Garden’ plays on Wed. at 6:30pm with varying theme nights weekly. Joby Hernandez plays pop/rock favorites on guitar Wed. at 5pm. NYC’s Michael McAssey plays ballads and campy comedy favorites Wed., Fri., Sat., Sun. 10pm-close through Feb. 28. The Red Suitcases band plays Sun. at 7:30pm. Open Mic is Thurs. at 7:30pm. ‘The Joanie Show’ plays Fri. at 5pm. Bingo with Pearl is on Sat. at 4pm. Media Luna plays Sat. at 7:30pm in the piano bar, and in the main theater with their full band on Feb. 26 at 9:30. Pianist Dennis Crow plays standards and showtunes Sun. at 5pm, Mon. at 10pm and Fri. at 7pm with singer Luis Villanueva. Salsa dancing/lessons is held on Wed. & Sun. at 8pm on the upper terrace.

Tickets are available at www.IncantoVallarta.com with no online booking fees. Box Office hours are 9am to 11:30pm daily. Casual dining is always available. Happy Hour 2-6pm daily. Contact General Manager Gilberto Figueroa for group and special event bookings at [email protected]. Incanto is located at Insurgentes 109 (at the Rio Cuale). Call 322 223 9756 for reservations.

Natalie Douglas, the acclaimed vocalist hailed as “a true force of nature” by The Times (UK), returns to Incanto beginning Mar. 3 with a series . . .

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