Acoustic Brunch Sail with Ernie Halter
September 28 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
$129.95
An Intimate, Acoustic Show with, ERNIE HALTER aboard the Schooner Woodwind for a concert on a beautiful sailing boat. Ernie Halter will play acoustically while at anchor in a secluded cove. He will play for over an hour and after the performance we will set sail on the 74-foot, classic wooden schooner, Woodwind.
Raise the sails, steer the boat, sit back, relax and meet Ernie while sailing the Bay.
Details
- We will only sell 30 tickets to this really special event!
- We do sail rain or shine. If the musicians cannot play due to the weather, but we can still sail- we will refund the performance part of the ticket.
- Departs from the Annapolis Waterfront Hotel.
- There are no assigned seats. There are no refunds or exchanges unless the captain cancels the cruise due to unsafe conditions.
- Mimosas and Bloody Marys will be available at our cash bar filled with local craft beer and wine.
Breakfast Veggie Burrito filled with Scrambled Eggs, Cheese, Bell Pepper, Onion, Tomato, & Mushrooms
Served Warm in a Flour Tortilla with Salsa
About
Halter’s intimate style of songwriting, storytelling, and DIY touring have earned him a loyal fanbase of over 500,000 followers, and more than 50 million streams worldwide. A regular at iconic venues such as The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, The Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles, and Rockwood Music Hall in New York City, he has shared studio and stage with such diverse artists as Brett Young, Lady A, Allen Stone, Neil Young, Justin Bieber, Jason Mraz and more. His songs have been heard on Good Morning America, Jimmy Kimmel, Army Wives, General Hospital, and HBO’s The Leftovers. Halter’s song Daddy’s Little Girl (as sung by Nick Edwards on Britain’s Got Talent) has become one of the most watched videos online of 2021 with over 380 million views worldwide. Currently Ernie raised $75,000 via Kickstarter as part of a song a week project which will challenge the Guiness World Record for most songs consecutively released.
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