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The Village of Egg Harbor Presents
2011 SUNSET CONCERT SERIES - FREE CONCERTS
PEG EGAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
2011 OffBeat Best of the Beat Award Nominee for Best Cajun Artist (after an amazing 14 previous wins, including last year). "The Best Cajun Band in the World" - Garrison Keillor, Prairie Home Companion
America's premier youth fiddling show-band. They blend traditional fiddle tunes with a philharmonic size wave of sound. (Note the Saturday date, due to Egg Harbor's Independence Day fireworks the next evening.)
Taj Weekes and Adowa unite a true social consciousness with an unforgettable reggae groove. Blending in elements of acoustic roots rock and afro-folk simplicity, the band's vibrant sound defies genre and has garnered critical acclaim and a wide audience across the globe. Reggae at its best!
Backed by a full orchestra, their signature harmonies embrace the unforgettable melodies that are making "classy cool again" . . . one song at a time.
A capella, Blues & Gospel: the style of 100% Natural covers many aspects of music - Doo Wop, Rhythm & Blues, Rock, Jazz, Contemporary, and Gospel. From their on-stage style to their interaction with the crowds, their performance leaves you feeling that you were part of the entire show.
"Mysticssippi" blues man Harry has been called an essential link between the music of east and west, creating musical short stories that wed the traditions of the blues with the depth of the classical Indian reggae.
The quintet is a tribute to the smoky, sophisticated sounds of the 1930's and 40's jazz with plenty of influences from Cole Porter, Ella Fitzgerald, Billy Holiday, and the Nat King Cole Trio.
Chautauqua's original musicals capture the essence of living in the Midwest through original music, stories, and large screen historic images, with songs about the Great Lakes, the people, and the land.
These concerts, at the Peg Egan
Center, are free outdoor concerts.
Bring your lawn chairs or blankets!
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