Olivia Dvorak
Name:
Olivia Dvorak
Date:
April 14, 2018
Time:
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM CDT
Event Description:
A rising star in the country music scene!
Olivia Dvorak is a songwriter and artist whose unique songs, lyrics, and intricate guitar playing led her to professionally record in Nashville at Treasure Isle Recorders with some of the top musicians in the city. Since then, she has won multiple RAMI Awards for Artist of the Year, Country/Bluegrass, and Song of the Year.
Throughout the last two years, Olivia has had the privilege to directly support some of the largest acts in country music and legends such as Loretta Lynn, Trace Adkins, Scotty McCreery, Jana Kramer, Trent Tomlinson, Fran Cosmo (formerly of Boston), the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and the Band Perry. Along her journey of entertaining she has performed in multiple iconic theaters, ballrooms, and concert halls. In addition to these high stature performances, Olivia was booked this last summer as a main stage artist at one of the largest country music festivals in the Midwest, and the first track on her album, "Don't Come Knockin,'" is being pushed to radio stations across the country.
Olivia Dvorak is a songwriter and artist whose unique songs, lyrics, and intricate guitar playing led her to professionally record in Nashville at Treasure Isle Recorders with some of the top musicians in the city. Since then, she has won multiple RAMI Awards for Artist of the Year, Country/Bluegrass, and Song of the Year.
Throughout the last two years, Olivia has had the privilege to directly support some of the largest acts in country music and legends such as Loretta Lynn, Trace Adkins, Scotty McCreery, Jana Kramer, Trent Tomlinson, Fran Cosmo (formerly of Boston), the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and the Band Perry. Along her journey of entertaining she has performed in multiple iconic theaters, ballrooms, and concert halls. In addition to these high stature performances, Olivia was booked this last summer as a main stage artist at one of the largest country music festivals in the Midwest, and the first track on her album, "Don't Come Knockin,'" is being pushed to radio stations across the country.
