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2008 Americana Music Academy Summer Concert Series announced.
This will be a series of concerts to benefit our school.
Below are the first acts we have slated.
Shows will be at Ninth Street Studios (512 E 9th St)
All tickets $11.00 in Advance / $12.00 @ the door (except where noted)
All shows begin @ 7:30pm
Advanced tickets can be bought at Mass. St. Music.,1347 Massachussetts during regular business hours beginning March 10th.
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Big Stack Daddy w/ The Mojo, Natl.
Sat., Jun. 21
"Emperors of Rock For the New Millennium"
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Cryin' Out Loud's Honky Tonk Night
Sat., Jul. 19
Count on a night of juke joint drinkin' and dancin' music from yesteryear right here in modern Lawrence.
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Ol' Timey Night w/ Euphoria String Band
Sat., Aug. 30
Euphoria rekindles an appreciation for Americas musical heritage by sharing songs, tunes and dances popular in the early part of the 20th century.
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The Merry Wives of Windsor

Sat., Sep. 27
An electrifying all-female group who perform Celtic and Folk music. These ladies offer an exciting mix of their original creations, contemporary and traditional songs. From their rollicking, hard-hitting, bawdy numbers to their soulful and melancholy ballads, these ladies have captivated audiences wherever they perform.



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