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Fourth
of July Fest
July 4th
Carnival, Fireworks and Music. 5pm to Sundown. Fireworks
at Sundown.
Musical variety is the theme for the Fourth.
And leading off is none other than…
Bird Dog and the Road Kings
– It’s hard to believe that a band
that has been around for over thirty years can get
better every time you hear them. Such is the case
with Bird Dog and his band. Pumping out crisp, full
bodied, country ballads and rock and roll, the Road
Kings are magical.
94.3 WINX FM presents
Unknown Star Contest – The summer long
WINX Unknown Star Contest
finals commence on the big stage at this year’s
Fourth of July Celebration. 4 finalists are down to
their last two songs with the Grand Prize Winner receiving
FREE studio time. DJ Eddie Hicks provides the music
and your host is Big Dan O’Brien from WINX FM.
Bobby & the Believers
- July 4th – Bobby
& the Believers – 7pm
An eleven-piece band, serving the Washington DC /
Baltimore metropolitan area with a wide variety of
music for over twenty years, the band's foundation
is based on the classic "horn band" sound
which includes Motown, Big band, Funk, Powerful Ballads,
and New Music that fits the make-up of the group.
This group is a perfect lead up to one of the area’s
finest fireworks displays.
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Plein
Air Festival
July 9- 16
The Avalon Foundation and Easton Main Street
present the 2nd
Plein Air Competition and Festival. Artist from
around the world descend upon Easton to paint beautiful
Talbot County for over $10,000 dollars in cash prizes.
Please click on the link to learn more about this
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Going
Against the Flow "Town Creek Foundation -
Edmund Stanley Lecture Series"
July 12 at 7:00 p.m. Annie
Leonard, International Coordinator of the Global Alliance
for Incinerator Alternatives takes us on the environmentally
perilous journey of materials across the life cycle
of consumer products.
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Shakespeare
- The Shakespeare Project presents “Two Gentlemen
of Verona”.
July 15 - 8pm. Harrison
Street across from the Avalon Theatre.
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Shakespeare
- The Shakespeare Project presents “Two Gentlemen
of Verona”.
July 16 - 5pm.
Harrison Street across
from the Avalon Theatre.
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US
Navy Cruisers
July 22 – 7pm
Location: Goldsborough
St.
As the U.S. Navy’s premier contemporary music
ensemble, the Cruisers feature seven of the Navy’s
most dynamic performers. The newest specialty unit
of the United States Navy Band, the Cruisers are under
the leadership of vocalist, Chief Musician John L.
Fisher. The group takes its name from the Navy’s
versatile, flexible, multi-missioned ship –
the Cruiser – and the members live up to their
namesake by presenting a variety of music including
classic rock, rhythm and blues, oldies from the 50s
and 60s, Motown favorites, as well as today’s
top 40 hits.
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REVIEWS
College
Crier Review
The
Live Daily Interview
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A Special Evening with Keller Williams
July 27-
Keller Williams has been called guitar’s mad-scientist,
a one-man-band for the new millennium and dozens of
other clever sobriquets dreamed up by fans and music
journalists trying to get a handle on his uplifting
and ever-shifting style of music. Williams is considered
by some but not by himself, to be a master of the acoustic
guitar, known for his ability to solo over layers of
spontaneously created loops. If pressed for a definition,
Williams, as adept with language as he is with a guitar
pick, calls it “solo, acoustic jazz reggae technograss”
- or simply - “solo acoustic dance music.”
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our box office to save on processing fees charged
on the internet. |
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Unity Reggae Band
July 29– 7pm
Location: Harrison St.
The Baltimore-based Unity
Reggae Band has been pleasing listeners with its unique,
roots-based reggae music. Unity prides itself on its
versatility. From the very beginning, the band originally
known as Natty Skank, has been a melting pot of various
musical influences. Each member brings their own unique
musical perspective which creates a musical style
that is unique but true to the roots-reggae style
of music. Unity knows how to please a crowd. Having
amassed a huge repertoire of original reggae as well
as covers, no two shows are ever the same. Veterans
of three U.S. tours, Unity has shared its message
with thousands of happy music lovers of all ages in
clubs, at festivals and colleges.
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The Temptations with
10 piece horn section!
July 30, 8pm -
SOLD OUT
July 31st, 8pm
— Second Show added!
On July 30th and the 31st,
The Avalon welcomes one of the top musical groups
of all time, The Temptations. Musical arrangements
will sung along with a 20 piece band and 10 piece
horn section backing tremendous harmonies on songs
like, “Just My Imagination”, “My
Girl”, and “Ain’t to Proud to Beg”.
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