cole auditorium - Richmond Community College

Kellie Pickler & Bucky Covington
Thursday, October 25, 2012, 7:30 p.m.
Th e Lowe Family
Tuesday, November 6, 2012, 7:30 p.m.
Emile Pandolfi Christmas
Tuesday, December 11, 2012, 7:30 p.m.
Amy Grant
Friday, January 18, 2013, 7:30 p.m.
Hooray for Hollywood
Thursday, February 7, 2013, 7:30 p.m.
Masters of Motown
Thursday, April 11, 2013, 7:30 p.m.
Sandi Patty
Thursday, May 2, 2013, 7:30 p.m.
Individual show tickets are for sale for all six
remaining shows of the Performing Arts Season and
range in price from $25.00 to $40.00 Interested parties
should contact the Box Offi ce prior to the next show.
Robert L. & Elizabeth S.
COLE
AUDITORIUM
& Community Center
Post Office Box 1189
1042 W. Hamlet Ave.
Hamlet, NC 28345
Box Office: (910) 410-1691
Website: www.richmondcc.edu
2012 / 2013
DeWitt Perfroming Arts Season
Kellie Pickler & Bucky Covington
Thursday, October 25, 2012-7:30 p.m.
The Robert L. & Elizabeth S.
Cole Auditorium

Dr. David & Katherine Arnold
Bill & Linda Bayless
Russell & Joan Bennett
Robert & Sharon Clarke
Senator Richard & Barbara Conder
Ken & Cindy Goodman
Lee & Terri Howell
G.R. & Mary Ellen Kindley
Terry & Cheryl Lewis
Duane & Carol Linker
Lazelle & Judy Marks
Jim & Shirley McCaskill
Lonnie & Cheryl McCaskill
Tom McInnis
Dr. Dale & Thomasa McInnis
Gene & Donna McLaurin
Jerry and Brenda Purcell
Ken & Claudia Robinette
Dr. John & Sue Stevenson
Dr. Robert D. & Ann T. Street
Thad & Mary Jane Ussery
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programs and services to our students, businesses and the community.
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contact Joey Bennett at (910) 410-1691 or RCC Foundation Executive
Director Olivia Webb at (910) 410-1807.
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Kellie Pickler
is everything that’s right
about that uniquely modern
place where reality and
celebrity come together.
She is fi rst and foremost
a force of nature; a young
woman who followed a
restless small-town dream
to the heart to the front
porch of the country music
world.
It starts with talent, drive,
and star quality, that
indefi nable but clearly
identifi able trait she possess
in abundance.
featuring
She combines beauty, wit,
humor, and guilelessness
in a way that attracted
fans from her fi rst days in
the national spotlight. She
has proven over and over
that there is a great deal
of substance under the
blond-haired, light-hearted
exterior.
A lifelong student of
country music, she is a fan
of legends including Willie
Nelson and Merle Haggard
as well as modern-day talents like Jamey Johnson and
Lee Ann Womack. The lessons she draws from them
have become part of her artistic make-up.

Hometown Country
featuring
Kellie & Bucky
BuckyCovington is a remarkable entertainer.
He is a man known and loved
as much for his engaging
personality as for his formidable
talent. His undeniable likeability
and his ability to wear his
stardom as comfortably as his
jeans has done the rest. Both
come together on stage, where
the long-haired North Carolinian
with the rocker’s charisma and
the country charm thrills old
and new fans alike as he crisscrosses
the country.
Bucky has been honing his highly identifi able sound since
his earliest days growing up with his twin brother Rocky
in our own background. His tastes in country music ran to
George Strait, Travis Tritt and Tim McGraw, and he began
testing his own vocal skills with a karaoke machine early on.
These days his professional life is a combination of studio art
and concert stage adventure, and the latter is something he
relishes as he strives to perfect his craft in venues that range
from crowded bars to festival
grounds and big-city arenas.
Bucky Covington is more
than fulfi lling the promise he
brought to the table initially. He
continues to establish himself
as one of the most exciting and
important young performers
on the contemporary country
music scene.
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