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2011 Main Stage Performances Stage located on parking lot off Brentwood just north of Forsyth
Presented by Enterprise Holdings, Inc. |
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Friday, September 9 |
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Gene Dobbs Bradford Blues Experience- 5:30-7:00pm
For years Gene Dobbs Bradford has electrified audiences with his hard-driving harmonica playing and soulful blues vocals. His latest project, the Gene Dobbs Bradford Blues Experience, is a fusion of blues, rock and funk; guaranteed to satisfy your soul! |

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The Jeremiah Johnson Band - 7:30-9:30pm
Don't be fooled by the baby boy good looks. With lyrics like "I was born in a tavern on the banks of the Mississippi" and a horn section that hammers the groove, Jeremiah Johnson is the new face of Mississippi River blues. |
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Saturday, September 10 |

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Swing DeVille - 11:00-12:00pm
Featuring Gary Hunt, Clint Hasse, Justin Branum, Matt Wyatt and Glenn Meyers. These collections of fine musicians perform their own swing arrangements of standards. Swing DeVille can play; you'll know it when you can't stop your feet from tapping. |



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Acapella Hour feat. 3 groups from Washington University - 12:30-1:30pm
After Dark
Since its formation in 2001, Washington University's After Dark has taken the acapella world by storm. When they aren't recording award-winning albums, performing on national television, or being featured in the Huffington Post, After Dark can be found breaking into song in late-night diners across the Midwest. Be sure to check out their newest album, Aftermath, on iTunes now!
The Pikers
Since 1985, the Pikers have been rocking the WashU campus. This group is the oldest accapella group on campus and one of the best known. They all share a common love for music, though they come from many backgrounds - some of them having extensive musical experience, while others had little or none before joinging the group.
The Greenleafs
Founded in 1988, the Greenleaf's are the second oldest group at WashU and the only all female group. |

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Kevin Lucas Orchestra - 1:45-3:00pm
The award winning Kevin Lucas Orchestra brings the world a brand new genre of music that defies imagination. Composed by Kevin Lucas and guitarist Andy Waldron, it creates a soundscape of modern adult contemporary rock with a world music flavor. |
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The Sheldon Jazz Quintet featuring Christi John Bye - 3:30-5:00pm
Acclaimed vocalist Christi John Bye is joined by Carolbeth True, keyboard; David True, drums; Larry Johnson, saxophone; and Marc Torlina, bass. |

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Hazard to Ya Booty-5:30-6:30pm
Hazard to Ya Booty was just a mid-level band trying to combine funk and rock with sprinkles of soul and hip-hop and make it in St. Louis. Then during an open jam one night they stumbled upon a groove so powerful, so profound, that the music itself became physical. The band dubbed this new discovery in music technology CRUNCHY FUNK and are furiously working on containing the potent and unpredictable sound in their third album The Precipice, slated for an 2011 release.
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Dr. Zhivegas - 7:30-9:30pm
One of the most sought out dance rock acts in the United States performing over 200 shows a year. DRZ is the intersection of a hard pop dance floor rock show! |
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Sunday, September 11 |
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Rusty Nail - 11:00-12:00pm
Rusty Nail is a 7-piece band from St. Louis, Missourithat is composed of quite a diverse instrumentation and sound. 2-bands in one, our acoustic intruments alone (Mandolin, Dulcimer, Accordion, Banjo, Fiddle and Irish Flute/Tin Whistle give us the Folk inspired background and we mix that with a thunderous rhythm section of Bass and Drums and the dirty crunch of electric guitar and we become a full force Rock explosion! |
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Billy Barnett Band - 1:00-2:00pm
Currently, Billy teaches guitar and retails at a local guitar shop (Gravity Strings) and plays in various bands in St. Louis, his original band, Solo Acoustic and the Smash Band with radio personality (Smash).
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St. Louis Harmony Chorus - 2:30-3:30pm
This fun and accomplished women's barbershop chorus will amaze you with their sound and joy of singing! Enjoy music from Broadway, 50's contemporary pop--complete with choreography!
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