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| | The Janzen Boys
Friday, April 17- Concert at 7pm
Building open at 5pm
General Admission, backstage
All seats $25 with $3.50 in fees
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| | Backstage Nashville: Jim Collins, Ray Stephenson, Alyssa Flaherty& Devon O’Day (host)
Saturday, April 18- Concert at 7:00pm
Building opens at 5:00pm
Admission is free, attendees must reserve a ticket in advance to enter.
Seating is limited and is expected to fill quickly.
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| | The Tennesee Stiffs
Concert at 7pm
General Admission
All seats $25 with a $3.50 fee
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| | Deja Vu: A Celebration of the Music of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young with Collective Unconscious
Saturday, May 9 - Concert at 7:00pm
Building open at 5pm
Potter Auditorium - All Reserved/Assigned Seating
Main floor seating $35 plus $5.00 in fees
Lower balcony seating $35 plus $5.00 in fees
Upper balcony seating $30 plus $4.00 ini fees
Collective Unconscious once again "drops the needle" on another classic rock album, this time the 1970 release from Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young: Deju Vu. You'll hear hits like Woodstock, Teach Your Children, Our House, and Carry On, as well as a pulse-pounding rendition of Almost Cut My Hair, along with a selection of other CSNY hits.
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| | Elderly Brothers part of the Chosen Bean Listening Room Series
Friday, May 15 - Concert at 7pm
Building open at 5:00pm
General Admission
All seats $25 plus $3.50 in fees
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| | Mary Cutrufello
Concert at 7pm
General Admission
$25 plus $3.50 in fees
Mary Cutrufello has been a Texas honky-tonk heroine, a fiery Midwestern roots-rocker, and a powerhouse acoustic performer in her almost 35 years in the music business. Connecticut-raised and Yale-educated, she's performed on The Tonight Show and Austin City Limits (twice), and toured in all 50 states and several European countries. Hailed by USA Today as "a fierce guitarist with a blistered-throat voice," Cutrufello's music is a captivating, heartland-proud musical stew at once timeless and immediate.
This special solo-acoustic performance will showcase her songcraft. Mary will perform selections from the entirety of her writing career, from her 1983 rock opera "Pool of Fire" to tried-and-true classics and brand new and as-yet-unrecorded material.
"A rough-hewn voice and a knack for depicting small towns and the often desperate characters who inhabit them." --The Washington Post
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