HIGH RESOLUTION PHOTO Megon McDonough
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DownloadAn Evening with Megon McDonough
NOVEMBER 8 @ 6:30PM
Unity Church of Bonita Springs, FL presents a special one night event: “An Evening With Megon McDonough” on Saturday, November 8, 2025 at 6:30PM. Tickets are $20 and available at www.unitybonita.org
Through guitar, piano and even the irish bodrahn, McDonough takes her audience on a journey through highlights and events in her life that are both personal and universal. She was bitten by the performing bug when she saw The Beatles on Ed Sullivan and will be doing a couple of songs from her One Woman Show; “How Ringo Saved Me From a Life In The Convent.”
Hailing from a large (8 siblings) Irish Catholic family from Chicago, Megon blazed her own trail. She had her first record deal by the age of fourteen and was opening for John Denver at Carnegie Hall at seventeen.
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Her music repertoire reflects a long and varied career. She’s been in the international touring company of “Behive,” played Patsy in “Always...Patsy Cline,” and has released over twenty albums. She’s performed at Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center and theaters and coffeehouses throughout the country. Megon classifies her music as folk/cabaret, citing her love of theater and jazz as the reason for the unusual mix. As for her originals they range from funny (“Butter. I remember butter. We were once like lovers. We were quite a team.”) , to poignant. She is best known for her uplifting song “Amazing Things.”
Megon's work
Amazing Things
Fast becoming a staple at graduations and Unity Services
Megon, the drum, and The Mary Gig
For those of us who survived Catholic School...
Downton Abbey Song
The addiction is real, folks!
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