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June 5 |
The Belleville Outfit |
Hailing from the “live music capital of the world”…“The Belleville Outfit” had a lot to prove when they took stage last summer at the Austin City Limits Music Festival. With a tight, seamless acoustic sound—a mix of Gypsy Swing, big band jazz and cross genre Americana roots—the startling six piece ensemble tore the place apart.
“Belle Ville,” translated as 'beautiful town' in French, honors the City of New Orleans and the late Django Reinhard, both of which continue to inspire the band to this day. This young dynamic group will create a unique captivating experience that should not be missed. (Photo courtesy of George Brainard)
http://www.bellevilleoutfit.com
June 12 |
Enter the Haggis |
The music of the Canadian quintet “Enter the Haggis” is much like the traditional Scottish dish. The recipe? A little rock, some bluegrass, a pinch of folk, a dash of Latin, and a lot of traditional Celtic—all blended together by five super-talented musicians to create a unclassifiable mix that culminates in an emotional, uplifting, intellectual, stimulating, one-of-a-kind live performance. Wow!
“Enter the Haggis” has been called a rare jewel in music. The band’s passion for music is always present—never contestable—and will keep the audience intrigued and asking for more!
http://www.enterthehaggis.com/
June 19 |
Feufollet |
Just like a classic gumbo, Cajun music is fresh, spicy, and full of flavor! “Feufollet” is no different. Their blends of music tantalize the ears and captivate the mind. With each new album the band dances farther into the kitchen to rewrite the book of traditional Cajun affairs.
Their newest album screams “bam” and awakens our senses to the future of Cajun Music. During the show this quintet will re-teach us the traditional Cajun and open our eyes and hearts to future of this unique musical genre that is taking the nation by storm.
June 26 |
Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers |
A little alternative county and a little gritty rock and roll help define the music of the Massachusetts quartet that is making headlines across the country. “Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers” is a vibrant, new American sound that has fans begging for more. From teenagers to baby boomers, “Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers” is creating a fan base as triumphant as they are.
A near death experience gave life a new meaning for every member of the band. Kellogg’s talent—both musically and lyrically—is innate. His songs speak to the struggles we all have. Any evening with the “Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers” will be stimulating, raw, gritty and fun.
http://www.stephenkellogg.com/
July 10 |
Trout Fishing in America |
The four-time Grammy nominated duo “Trout Fishing in America” has captured audiences world-wide. Their unclassifiable sound appeals to both children and adults. The LA Times calls TFiA…“some of the most lyrically creative, musically sophisticated, vocally muscular music-makers in the family music business.”
The musical partnership between Keith Grimwood and Ezra Idlet was founded over 30 years ago and has remained strong ever since. Committed to music education, the duo works hard promoting music in school. This event is for the entire family—both young and old. Everyone will enjoy the music that Trout Fishing in America is famous for!
July 17 |
The Steep Canyon Rangers |
Finger picking their way throughout the Appalachian Mountains, “The Steep Canyon Rangers” finally made it out West. Their style is different—bluegrass with incredible and dynamic lyrics—which makes for a truly unique, enriching sound. The Rangers won the prestigious and much-coveted International Bluegrass Music Association’s “Emerging Artist of the Year” in 2006.
The Steep Canyon Rangers will create new bluegrass fans, while pleasing bluegrass enthusiasts. This one-of-a kind performance does have ONE rule: Audience participation is required!! Dance, applause, and even a little “yee-haw” is okay during this fun performance for the entire family.
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