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06/01/2011 - The Alexandria Kleztet in concert

Wed, 01 Jun 2011 19:00:00 -0400

free, and open to the public

no tickets required

06/03/2011 - Havre de Grace First Fridays

Fri, 03 Jun 2011 17:00:00 -0400

First Friday celebrations begin downtown with the blossoms of May and end with the arrival of Santa in December. Kicking off at 5:00 pm they all have musicians playing live music in the streets until 9 pm, dancing if you care to, stores and galleries open late, specials and discounts in our restaurants and stores, the Main Street Expo, the Beer Garden with food by the American Legion, a special interest car show, and fun and free activities for kids. And last but not least, our Arts by the Bay Gallery on Warren Street will be open displaying the creations of Harford County artists.

06/03/2011 - Party on the Plaza Concert Series kick-off

Fri, 03 Jun 2011 19:00:00 -0400

THE AVENUE at White Marsh Party on the Plaza Concert Series kicks off with a performance by The Crawdaddies on May 27, 7pm-9pm. Performances continue every Friday and Saturday through September. visit: www.theavenueatwhitemarsh.com for a complete schedule.

06/03/2011 - Big Cam&the Lifters at the Gamber Carnival

Fri, 03 Jun 2011 19:30:00 -0400

Three hours of the finest in good-time, family friendly rock and roll dance music.

06/04/2011 - Big Cam&the Lifters&St. John Carnival

Sat, 04 Jun 2011 18:00:00 -0400

Four hours of the very best in good-time rock and roll dance music.

06/04/2011 - Party on the Plaza Concert Series kick-off

Sat, 04 Jun 2011 19:00:00 -0400

06/04/2011 - STEEL PULSE w. Yellow Dubmarine (Beatles Reggae Tribute)

Sat, 04 Jun 2011 20:00:00 -0400

Steel Pulse with Yellow Dubmarine (Beatles Reggae Tribute) will be performing at Rams Head Live Saturday June 4. Doors open at 8pm tickets will be 22$ in advance and 25$ day of.

06/06/2011 - John Wort Hannam - Blue Collar Canadian Roots Music

Mon, 06 Jun 2011 18:00:00 -0400

John Wort Hannam brings his Blue Collar Canadian Roots Music back to Washington, appearing at the Grand Foyer Millenium Stage at the Kennedy Center. Free admission!

John's most recent CD, Queen's Hotel, is the 2010 Candian Folk Music Awards Contemporary Album of the Year. This is a high honor indeed in a country where Folk Music is hugely popular and there is a deep well of talent to choose from. Great story-telling, poetic lyrics, excellent playing, and quirky humor have made him an audience favorite and won him many awards, for both songwriting and performance.

Canadian and U.S. Roots music are different streams that spring from a common source. His music feels a bit like coming home. John will be accompanied by a Calgary master-fiddler, Scott Duncan.

06/09/2011 - Bonnaroo

Thu, 09 Jun 2011 14:00:00 -0400

Bonnaroo will be held June 9-12 in Manchester TN. Various artist will be Eminem, Arcade Fire, Widespread Panic, The Black Keys, Neil Young, String Cheese Incident, Iron & Wine & many more!!! Tickets will be $249

06/09/2011 - Frank Solivan&Dirty Kitchen Live at Baldwin's Station

Thu, 09 Jun 2011 20:00:00 -0400

Thursday, June 9th
FRANK SOLIVAN & DIRTY KITCHEN
Tickets $20.00 – Showtime 8:00 pm
The stellar music reviews came rolling in as Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen released their first self-titled debut album in late Summer 2010. The album is currently in heavy rotation on Sirius/XM Radio's Bluegrass Junction, and the band is on the road playing a rigorous schedule of tour and festival dates. FS&DK have quickly gained a name for themselves as an act of solid musicianship, sound songwriting, excellent vocals and an enthusiastic live show.
FRANK SOLIVAN – Mandolinist and lead singer Frank Solivan, is a singer of power and passion, a writer whose articulate songs go straight to the heart and a multi-instrumentalist who combines the pure, hard drive of classic bluegrass with twenty-first century sophistication. He began winning fiddle contests at a young age in California and in July of '95, moved to Alaska. He played fiddle with The Doug Dillard Band and Ginger Boatwright while he balanced his schooling and violin studies at the University of Alaska Anchorage. He also played with other top notch country and bluegrass bands during his stint in Alaska and found himself opening for Reba, Alison Krauss and Union Station, Brooks and Dunn and more.
MIKE MUNFORD – Mike is one of the hidden treasures of the five string banjo world. Mike grew up in the sixties and seventies in the bluegrass hotbed of Baltimore and D.C. and assimilated just about everything that all the great players in that area could offer. When Mike Munford plays you hear all things that great banjo players strive to achieve, power, drive, impeccable timing, exquisite tone and jaw-dropping technique. Mike performs in several bands including The Hard Travelers.
STEFAN CUSTODI – Stefan Custodi is a natural born musician. Put an instrument in his hand — any instrument and he'll instantly make music. Give him a few more minutes and he'll already be understanding the instruments complexities and subtleties. Hailing from Aiken South Carolina, on stand up bass, Stefan has a deep appreciation of rootsy — earthy songs that make up some of the bluegrass repertoire. The simple lines that speak volumes about hardship or lost love or lost home or found faith. Stefan also has just the right touch of gravel, of real life, in his voice that lends itself to the perfect expression of those lines.
LINCOLN MEYERS – Guitarist Lincoln Meyers presently makes his home in Durham, New Hampshire. Lincoln has soaked up the flawless styles of the great masters — Doc Watson, Tony Rice, Norman Blake, David Grier and synthesized it into his own style defined by flat out good taste — whether it be a slow ballad or an instrumental at breakneck speed. Lincoln seems to know where it came from. Watch him play a lead guitar break at 170 beats per minute and you'll ask yourself, "Did I just hear Lincoln Meyers nail that, at that speed, and not miss a single note on an old Martin D-18 with high action?" Yes you did! In that regard, Lincoln fits right in with this high-powered ensemble. (www.dirtykitchenband.com)

06/09/2011 - Frank Solivan&Dirty Kitchen Live at Baldwin's Station

Thu, 09 Jun 2011 20:00:00 -0400

Thursday, June 9th
FRANK SOLIVAN & DIRTY KITCHEN
Tickets $20.00 – Showtime 8:00 pm
The stellar music reviews came rolling in as Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen released their first self-titled debut album in late Summer 2010. The album is currently in heavy rotation on Sirius/XM Radio's Bluegrass Junction, and the band is on the road playing a rigorous schedule of tour and festival dates. FS&DK have quickly gained a name for themselves as an act of solid musicianship, sound songwriting, excellent vocals and an enthusiastic live show.
FRANK SOLIVAN – Mandolinist and lead singer Frank Solivan, is a singer of power and passion, a writer whose articulate songs go straight to the heart and a multi-instrumentalist who combines the pure, hard drive of classic bluegrass with twenty-first century sophistication. He began winning fiddle contests at a young age in California and in July of '95, moved to Alaska. He played fiddle with The Doug Dillard Band and Ginger Boatwright while he balanced his schooling and violin studies at the University of Alaska Anchorage. He also played with other top notch country and bluegrass bands during his stint in Alaska and found himself opening for Reba, Alison Krauss and Union Station, Brooks and Dunn and more.
MIKE MUNFORD – Mike is one of the hidden treasures of the five string banjo world. Mike grew up in the sixties and seventies in the bluegrass hotbed of Baltimore and D.C. and assimilated just about everything that all the great players in that area could offer. When Mike Munford plays you hear all things that great banjo players strive to achieve, power, drive, impeccable timing, exquisite tone and jaw-dropping technique. Mike performs in several bands including The Hard Travelers.
STEFAN CUSTODI – Stefan Custodi is a natural born musician. Put an instrument in his hand — any instrument and he'll instantly make music. Give him a few more minutes and he'll already be understanding the instruments complexities and subtleties. Hailing from Aiken South Carolina, on stand up bass, Stefan has a deep appreciation of rootsy — earthy songs that make up some of the bluegrass repertoire. The simple lines that speak volumes about hardship or lost love or lost home or found faith. Stefan also has just the right touch of gravel, of real life, in his voice that lends itself to the perfect expression of those lines.
LINCOLN MEYERS – Guitarist Lincoln Meyers presently makes his home in Durham, New Hampshire. Lincoln has soaked up the flawless styles of the great masters — Doc Watson, Tony Rice, Norman Blake, David Grier and synthesized it into his own style defined by flat out good taste — whether it be a slow ballad or an instrumental at breakneck speed. Lincoln seems to know where it came from. Watch him play a lead guitar break at 170 beats per minute and you'll ask yourself, "Did I just hear Lincoln Meyers nail that, at that speed, and not miss a single note on an old Martin D-18 with high action?" Yes you did! In that regard, Lincoln fits right in with this high-powered ensemble. (www.dirtykitchenband.com)

06/10/2011 - Columbia Festival of the Arts - LakeFest

Fri, 10 Jun 2011 17:00:00 -0400

With live music all weekend long, kids' entertainment and crafts, strolling performers, and a variety of activities for all ages, LakeFest is a jam-packed weekend guaranteed to be fun for everyone! Live music on Friday night from Levi Stephens, Patty Reese, King Soul and MarchFourth Marching Band.

06/10/2011 - SUPER bob at Celebrate Fairfax

Fri, 10 Jun 2011 18:00:00 -0400

www.celebratefairfax.com

www.superbobmusic.com

06/10/2011 - D.B. Rielly at THE AVENUE at White Marsh Party on the Plaza

Fri, 10 Jun 2011 19:00:00 -0400

American Roots musician D.B. Rielly takes the stage at THE AVENUE at White Marsh Party on the Plaza!!! As heard on 'Detour' on TMD.

D.B. Rielly's debut full-length album release, "Love Potions and Snake Oil" is a wide-ranging collection of Americana music spanning several genres, including Roots, Zydeco, Blues and Alternative Country.

While the songs showcase D.B.'s various talents as a banjo, accordion and guitar player, all of the songs are intrinsically held together by D.B.'s unique, expressive voice, arguably his strongest and most impressive instrument.

www.dbrielly.com for more information.

Come on out and enjoy a great night of music!

06/10/2011 - Party on the Plaza Concert Series kick-off

Fri, 10 Jun 2011 19:00:00 -0400