SINGER SONGWRITER TRIFECTA! Sunday, 3/26: 4pm-7pm Paul Wolfe, Jillian Matundan & Rick Landers ☀️🎶☀️

Jillian Matundan is an award-winning, multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter living in Northern Virginia who rediscovered her musical voice after a 15-year hiatus. Jillian began playing solo at local open mics in 2019, sharing songs she had only started writing a few months before and has been on a tear, winning ten Mid-Atlantic Songwriting Awards since. She released her debut EP, "Hangin' On", in 2020 and will release her first full-length, fully crowd-funded album in 2023.

Paul Wolfe is an acoustic singer-songwriter who’s lived here in Northern Virginia for nearly 30 years, with stops in Charlottesville, Philadelphia, and London along the way—though deep down his native Pittsburgh still feels like home. As a Presbyterian minister his songwriting surveys a wide sweep of life and love, truth and trial, experience and imagination. Paul has received numerous recognitions from the Songwriters’ Association of Washington, and he relishes opportunities to connect live with listeners who bring experiences and longings of their own.

Rick Landers is an award-winning singer-songwriter, author, and the publisher-editor of Guitar International magazine (2004 - present) where he has interviewed music icons, including: Les Paul, Jimmy Webb, Judy Collins, Slash, Richie Havens, Roger McGuinn, Buddy Guy and more. He began performing professionally as a solo artist in 2018 and formed the group Heartland in 2021. He performed his tribute song to Nelson Mandela, "No Holiday for Madiba" at the the Embassy of the Republic of South Africa. His original songs are an eclectic mix of folk, country, pop, as well as love ballads. Rick has been working on his debut material with Les Thompson (Co-founder, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), Nashville's award-winning producer, Stacy Hogan, and the multi-award winning producer, Marco Delmar (Recording Arts studio). In 2023, Rick and Heartland will perform at the National Cherry Blossom Festival and the Washington Folk Festival. The Nashville Voyager magazine featured an interview with Rick in February 2023.

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