Imagination Movers are Coming to Town!

May 14th! Mark your calendars and buy your tickets for the Imagination Movers at the nTelos Wireless Pavillion! Should be a great time! More info and tickets HERE.

"About the show

The "Mini Movers" Package includes:

 

- One (1) Premium Seat in the first 10 rows of the theater.

 

- Access to the "Think Tank" - A special Party Room with an Imagination Movers Theme. The Think Tank will have healthy snacks for all of our Mini Movers and their Parents.

 

- Meet and Greet/Photo Opportunity with all of the Imagination Movers and Nina!

The "Movers Music Party" - Participate in a Movers inspired "Jam Session" in the Think Tank.

 

- Signed Imagination Movers Poster - One (1) Poster per ticket ordered

 

- Imagination Movers VIP Laminate

 

 

"I have seen the future of children's music and its name is Imagination Movers!"

— Kevin Griffin (vocals, guitar), Better Than Ezra

 

"Take the kids!"

— The Washington Post

 

"A dash of rebellion spices up these catchy rock songs and astute lyrics. Fresh and treacle-free."

— Parenting Magazine

 

In a Big Warehouse is more than the title of the Imagination Movers' new album of smartly crafted children's pop songs. The Warehouse holds the secret to the Movers themselves.

 

"The Warehouse has always been a metaphor for the human imagination, our ability to dream," says Rich Collins (also known as Imagination Mover Rich), one of the four founding members of the band. "It's a physical representation of the idea that anything is possible."

 

The Movers' own story provides a good example of the power of imagination. In 2003, four New Orleans friends – Collins, Scott Durbin, Dave Poche and Scott "Smitty" Smith – started gathering after their kids' bedtimes to write songs and brainstorm ideas about a children's television show. Two years later, they had become the latest sensation of their musical city, attracting parents and children alike with an eclectic pop sensibility and lyrical turns about healthy snacks and playing catch and conquering childhood fears of bedtime. Lines to the Movers' shows stretched down blocks.

 

When the levees broke after Hurricane Katrina, the far-reaching disaster turned the Movers' world upside down, but it didn't put an end to their dream. Even while band members salvaged their belongings from flooded homes – and Smith reported to his day job as a fire fighter and first responder – they never stopped living according to the Movers' motto: "Reach high, think big, work hard, have fun!"