LA HABRA HEIGHTS - Wednesday night's concert by the classic rock group The Answer at The Park - attended by about 2,000 people - was the final free music event of the summer. It was also the last to be organized by the Clair and Paul Spothelfer, who decided to hand over the reins of the program after 22 years.
Rachael McShane ‘The Gardener’ Having won the BBC2 Folk Award for Best Live Act three out of the last five years, plus a prestigious appearance at the Proms in 2008, Rachael McShane has already achieved phenomenal success as a member of 11-piece folk big band Bellowhead. As the group’s only female member, she has always stood out from the pack, and now she’s finally indulging the dream of a lifetime by releasing an album under her own name. No Man’s Fool , out through Navigator Records on A
Christopher Nelson by James Truitt The Saturday following the summer solstice was shaping up to be an eventful one. Between the spectacle of the Rock‘n’Roll Marathon, the unbeatable party-vibe of Pride, and an impromptu mass-moonwalk tribute going down on South Jackson St, there was a ton of great stuff set to happen all over our summer-crazed city. Add to that already mighty list the relatively under-publicized (and free!!!) Georgetown Music Festival — itself combing powers with Sea
Celebrate the re-opening of the Eastern Market building by enjoying free music outside, on 7th Street SE, courtesy of the Capitol Hill Community Foundation : Saturday, June 27 10 AM Yamomanem — New Orleans Jazz Noon Memphis Gold and Jay Summerour – Blues 2 PM Honky Tonk Confidential – Rockabilly 4 PM Runakuna — Andean music Sunday, June 28 10 AM Rick Franklin and Friends — Acoustic Blues 1 PM Dead Men’s Hollow – Americana-Bluegrass Comments are
