Last Date: The Floyd Cramer Story with Grandson Jason Coleman

Date: Sun, Oct 6

Time: 3 p.m.

Location: Church-McKee Arts Center

Cost PSC Students: One free admission with student ID.

Cost General Public: Students ages 18 & under are free. Adults ages 18 & up are $20. Get tickets at Eventbrite.

Pianist Jason ‘Floyd’ Coleman brings new life to the music made famous by his grandfather, Floyd Cramer, in a piano concert of country and pop classics. From humble beginnings on the Louisiana Hayride, to a Hall of Fame recording career in Nashville, to the iconic “Last Date” and signature ‘slip-note’ piano style, Jason plays his way through the musical history of his grandfather to tell the Floyd Cramer story in a way no one else can.

The concert is much more than just music — Jason incorporates multimedia to share his own personal stories, photos, and films of growing up with his “Grandad,” culminating in a series of video duets between Jason and Floyd that bridge the generations and will take your breath away! Visit Jason Coleman online.

Programs are funded by membership, corporate contributions, financial assistance from the West Virginia Division of Culture and History, and the National Endowment for the Arts, with approval from the West Virginia Commission on the Arts, and financial support from the Mineral County Board of Education, with generous in-kind support from West Virginia University—Potomac State College.