Sibling show comes to Furnace Brook
By Jeff Harder ~ Tuesday - October 30, 2007
MARSHFIELD - At an age when many children can barely wrap their fingers around a guitar neck, the brother-and-sister musical duo Michael & Marisa are entertaining audiences with their mix of classic rock covers and originals, and their talent can make others suspicious.
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Banded Together
Tri-Town Transcript, October 18, 2007
TOPSFIELD - A brother-sister band is getting good, being kept busy playing concerts, festivals, and fairs in the area; that is, of course, when they’re not playing Celtics games, Hollywood nightclubs, and upscale New York City venues.
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Tri-Town Tales
By David Rogers Thu Oct 11, 2007, 11:45 AM EDT
Topsfield - Torrential rain threatened to make the last day of the Topsfield Fair a complete wash out. Based on the buckets and buckets of rain coming down earlier in the day, I wouldn’t have been surprised if all those plastic ducks in the blue wading pools dotted around the midway had floated away. But thankfully, by lunchtime much of the rain had stopped and it was nice enough to wander around the fairgrounds one last time this year.
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Brother and Sister Band say “WOW” to their
Hollywood Experience
Written for Topsfield Fair, September 2006
They started performing at festivals in their home town and at local talent shows, and this month will be opening performers for Drake Bell, star of Nickelodeon’s television show, Drake & Josh, at a charity fundraiser concert in Pittsburgh, PA. The concert, scheduled for August 26th, will benefit the Children’s Hospital in Pittsburgh and additionally will raise funds to help the families of Marines who have lost family members in Iraq. Michael and Marisa, 8 and 9 years old, have a brother and sisterly love for music and performing.
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Boy to strum for Celtics
The Salem News, April 6, 2006
TOPSFIELD - Michael plans to pluck the national anthem in front of thousands of Celtics fans later this month in what will be the biggest gig of his life.
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Eight year old to play National Anthem at Celtics Game
Village Reporter, March 29, 2006
Michael has been passionate about music since he was only two. At the age of four, he told his parents Steve and Janet, that “he was worried that his last name would be mispronounced when he wins his first Grammy”. Now his parents know he wasn’t kidding.
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A boy and his guitar
Tri-Town Transcript, September 30, 2005
Michael, 7, of Massachusetts will be performing Oct. 1 at 11:00 a.m. opening day of the Topsfield Fair, on the Grange Building Stage. Michael plays the electric guitar and sings from a variety of music genres from the 1950s to present day pop rock. His credits include performances on a cruise ship, local entertainment establishments, and music festivals.
