On Friday The Glimmer Twins, an eight-piece band performing nationally, return to the Mauch Chunk Opera House. The band re-creates the look, sound and feel of the Rolling Stones in their glamorous heyday.

What makes The Glimmer Twins such a special attraction is their ability to capture the raw energy of the most electrifying performances throughout the Rolling Stones' career and present it in such a way that audiences are able to experience the same sensation of what it was really like to be at a Stones concert.Because of the uncanny resemblances to Mick Jagger and Keith Richards in their prime, combined with special attention to the minutest details both musically and visually, The Glimmer Twins deliver a classic Rolling Stones experience.On Saturday, Mary Fahl celebrates the release of her CD recorded live at the opera house.When Fahl, the powerful vocalist and former singer for the alt-folk group October Project, first set foot in the Mauch Chunk Opera House in the summer of 2013, she said to her husband, "I need to do a live recording here."Fahl performs with an outstanding band, chosen for recording a live CD. Her CD, "Live at the Mauch Chunk Opera House," has been released to rave reviews. Not only is she a unique and inspiring singer, the band she has chosen for the album is at the top of its game as well. The the recording even includes the Academy Award-winning John Lissauer on piano."Highly versatile, Mary Fahl is equally comfortable with songs like her immensely popular take on Joni Mitchell's "Both Sides Now" as she is with full band numbers like the crowd-pleasing, "Gonna Be Alright."Doors for both shows open at 7 p.m. Showtime is 8. For tickets or for more information, call 570-325-0249 or visit MCOHJT.COM. Tickets are also available at Soundcheck Records in downtown Jim Thorpe, 570-325-4009 and at the opera house the day of show.Parking is available and free after 5 p.m. at the Carbon County lot behind the train station.