Rae Ann Phillips ~ American Singer and Songwriter
August 11 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Rae Ann Phillips ~ American Singer and Songwriter
Say Ciao! summer 2023 live music under the gazebo! An amazing array of musical guests will be on hand, with doors opening at 5:00 pm, first come first seated, and music starting at 6:00 pm – ending around 8:00 pm. All ages are welcome, and there is a $5 per guest cover charge. Say Ciao! restaurant will be doing counter service and then serving an eclectic array of delicious items, including sandwiches, grilled items, fresh salads and a few appetizers. We offer 12 taps of local craft beers and ciders and an array of NW wines by the glass or bottle.
Note, we do not reserve tables for music but have ample space when the patio fills to accommodate folks if they bring a lawn chair. We do not allow outside food and beverages to be brought in, thank you. We also have ample free parking. Join us! And don’t forget we serve lunch Monday – Friday from 11:00 – 2:00 pm, and on Friday’s prior to music at 5:00 will offer a simple happy hour menu and discounted beer and wine.
Rae Ann Phillips ~ American Singer and Songwriter
She has been working in the entertainment business for over 20 years, and brings a professional, easy going, inclusive energy to every performance.
It is not unusual for an evening or afternoon of music to end with the entire crowd singing along to a classic favorite feel good song.
Her passion is to bring joy, laughter and healing to the audience through music.
Having performed many private functions, weddings, and public venues over the years, she uses her experience to read a crowd and is happy to accommodate audience requests.
She spent 10 years as the lead singer for the Top 40 dance band Raeann’s Groove working NW Washington’s Casino Circuit and night clubs. The band had the thrill of opening for such popular artists as Joan Jett, Loverboy, Three Dog Night, and The Spinners.
As a solo artist she opened for Blake Shelton after winning the state finals of the Colgate Country Showdown at the 2009 Washington State Fair.