Wayne sings the most memorable melodies in American music with a friendly vocal delivery that positively begs the audience to singalong. Rambles Magazine

Looking for something fun to do with your family on a Saturday afternoon? Join us for a wondrously entertaining musical adventure where kids will have the opportunity to giggle and laugh out loud, clap their hands and tap their feet, and participate in singing, jumping, and dancing contests. Singer and songwriter Wayne Potash will captivate audience members of all ages with an exciting sing-a-long, and new and unusual classics like Pancakes For Breakfast, Shy Shark, Wiggly Tooth, Juba, Boom Boom Boom Boom, I Like Trucks, The Penguin Song, Belly Button, Old Dan Tucker, and Time To Go. Be prepared to sing and dance along to songs accompanied by a guitar, banjo, ukulele, and harmonica. Bring the whole family for this musical party (children should be ages two and up).

Wayne Potash worked summers as a camp counselor and led many a sing-along. In high school he played in folk and rock bands, and after graduating from Berklee College of Music he began performing with local Boston bands. His band X-Dreams received airplay around the U.S. and in Europe. His song Dogs in Outer Space had already won over audiences in the Boston club scene, but it was a surprise hit at a preschool when Wayne visited for an impromptu solo performance. Parents requested recordings of the songs he sang with the children and his first recording, The Wayne Tape was produced. Wayne now has six family CDs including A Day In The Life, Don't Forget The Donut!, Yodel For A Fish, Living Room Demos, Music Fun, and The Wayne Tape.

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