CAMDEN – The Camden Opera House, 29 Elm St., is pleased to offer a full Boston Wolff Sisters concert on Friday, November 19 at 7:30 p.m., Maine singer-songwriter Caroline Cotter will open the show at reduced capacity. Masks are compulsory in the building.

The Wolff Sisters features siblings Rebecca (acoustic guitar), Rachael (electric guitar) and Kat (keyboards) — all three on vocals — plus talented cohorts on drums and bass. The group was recently named Americana Act of the Year by the New England Music Awards, as well as nominated for next year’s Folk Act honor. This reflects their genre-defying music, rooted in traditional rock and American storytelling. The sisters exchange songs and harmonies; and their songs are sincere and direct. The Wolff Sisters have released three albums; their shows are a celebration of blues, rock, folk and country music, as well as the New England Salt Coast.

Caroline Cotter will open the show, having last performed in opera as part of the 2020 Songs for Hope virtual benefit. The American folk artist, whose latest album is “Home on the River”, has a captivating soprano voice and award-winning songwriting. She is the recipient of the Escape to Create 2020 artist residency.

Tickets are $ 20 in advance and will be $ 26 on the day of the show. Spectators can choose their own reserved seats on camdenoperahouse.com; the software inserts two empty seats on either side of the ticketing evenings. For more information and assisted ticket sales, call 236-3154.

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