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7 BRIDGES THE ULTIMATE EAGLES EXPERIENCE
Formerly known as “Tequila Sunrise”
Friday, April 22

The Ultimate EAGLES Experience is a stunningly accurate tribute to the music of the Eagles. Using no backing tracks or harmonizers, 7 Bridges faithfully re-creates the experience of an Eagles concert from the band’s most prolific period. Every show features one brilliant hit single after another with some mighty Don Henley and Joe Walsh surprises sprinkled into the mix. 

JOEY DEFRANCESCO & THE SIDEGUYS
feat. Ricky Peterson
Tuesday, April 26

Widely regarded by organ aficionados as the baddest B-3 burner in the business (a claim supported by his five consecutive DownBeat Critics Poll awards for 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006). No organist today plays with the skill, harmonic depth, and authority of this phenomenon from Philly.

TED VIGIL
A Tribute to John Denver
Friday, June 10
With his uncanny resemblance to John Denver, both physically and vocally, singer/songwriter Ted Vigil has stunned audiences across the country with his tribute performances. Born and raised in the same open air which John Denver so deeply cherished, Vigil recreates the original concert experience in his tribute to John Denver.

GARLAND JEFFREYS BAND
Sunday, June 12

With a brand new and long-awaited CD release set for May of 2011, Garland Jeffreys plans to barnstorm the East Coast from Canada down to North Carolina from April through summer’s end. Embodying the melting pot of his native Brooklyn, Garland first established himself in the Manhattan music scene in the late ’60 and has become known for his ability to skip across genre classifications.

PAT MCGEE
CD Release Shows!
Friday, June 17

“I feel that this [latest] release No Wrong Way To Make It Right is my strongest work to date. The material on this album includes some of my hardest-rockin’ and at the same time most delicate arrangements that I have ever tracked. Dating back to my earliest recordings, I was often labeled as “country” in album reviews; so it’s no surprise that this record goes even further in that direction.” -Pat McGee

ELIZABETH COOK
Sunday, June 26

Country singer/songwriter Elizabeth Cook made her Grand Ole Opry debut on March 17, 2000, appearing repeatedly thereafter — a remarkable achievement considering that, at the time, she was an indie artist with no radio airplay. But such was the excitement generated by her clear, beautiful voice, strong songwriting ability, and live performances, all of which have drawn comparisons to younger, critically respected artists like Kelly Willis and legends such as Dolly Parton.