Outback Concerts Presents

Old Crow Medicine Show

Saturday, June 7th, 8 PM
Tickets: $24 General Admission plus applicable fees

We rarely come across genuine buskers in America – street musicians playing their hearts out in public – let alone tightly-meshed ensembles with keening vocal harmonies, fiddles and banjos. But Old Crow Medicine Show (O.C.M.S.), young, rollocking, punkified, and doing things the old-fashioned way, bring it all together to play songs from some of the earliest traditions of American music - tunes from jug bands and traveling shows, back porches and dance halls, southern Appalachian string music and Memphis blues.

However, with a wider musical range than their Appalachian string band origins, O.C.M.S. play more concert halls, festival stages and rock venues than street corners, but a sense of surprise is still very much in play. Old Crow is not the only band playing pre-World War II blues, fiddle tunes, rags, hollers, hokum and jug band music, but they do so with a brazenness born of growing up around AC/DC, Nirvana and Public Enemy. The fiery result equally impresses fussy old-time music scholars; fellow modern day roots musicians and fans that forage on the frontiers of hip.

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Birds of a Feather
Dance & Musical

Friday, June 27th, 11 AM
Tickets: $5 Students/Children,
$10 Adults

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The Imperial Theatre will present a one-hour interdisciplinary production of music and dance on Friday morning, June 27th at 11:00 o'clock. Peter Powlus, a renowned choreographer, will be featuring performances by and for children. Local musician, songwriter and educator, Karen Gordon, along with her band Quietstorm, will play some select works. The program is geared towards elementary and middle school-age children but all ages should enjoy this wonderful event. $5.00 for children & students, $10.00 for adults, includes renovation fee.