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JANUARY 2009 |
1 New Years Predators |
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3 Predators |
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5 | 6 Predators |
7 Nashville Boat and Sport Show Conv Center thru 11h |
8 Predators |
9 SIXTIES COMBO PARTY Mercy Lounge |
10 Predators Music City Motorcycle Show Fairgrounds thru 11th Sound and Speed Municipal Auditorium |
| 11 Predators Bryan Adams Ryman |
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13 Wizard of OZ TPAC thru 18th Predators |
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16 Nashville RV Show Conv Center thru 18h |
17 Predators Nashville Auto Fest Fairgrounds thru 18th |
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19 MLK Day Predators |
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21 | 22 Predators |
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24 Rodney Carrington TPAC |
| 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 Mummies 12th and Porter |
31 Mummies 12th and Porter |
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JAN. EVENT
PHOTOS: Fishing and Turkey Expo FAB Beatles Concert Boomerang Boat and Sport Show |
Motorcycle Show Ringling Brothers Circus Nashville Flea Market Predators Hockey |
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FEBRUARY 2009 |
FEB. EVENT PHOTOS: Les Kerr Mardi Gras Home Show |
RV Show Music City Mardi Gras |
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2 Groundhog Day |
3 Predators |
4 Antiques and Gardens Show Conv Center thru 8th |
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6 Predators Nashville Boat Show Fairgrounds thru 8th |
7 Boomerang 3rd and Lindsley Long Players Mercy Lounge |
| 8 Predators |
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10 Predators |
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12 B.B. King Ryman |
13 Home Show Fairgrounds thru 15th |
14 Little Richard Opry House FAB (Beatles Tribute) 3rd and Lindsley Rick Springfield Wildhorse Valentines Day |
| 15 | 16 President's Day |
17 Predators |
18 | 19 Turkey Hunting Show Opryland Hotel thru 22nd Predators |
20 Music City Mardi Gras Cannery |
21 Monster Trucks Municipal Auditorium Fairlanes Mickey Roos, Franklin |
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23 | 24 Mardi Gras Day Les Kerr Fat Tuesday Bluebird Mystics of Time Fat Tuesday 3rd and Lindsley Predators |
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28 WannaBeatles Puckett's Leipers Fork Predators |
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MARCH |
MAR. EVENT
PHOTOS: Lawn and Garden Show Mansker's Station Colonial Fair |
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| 1 | 2 | 3 Predators |
4 | 5 Lawn and Garden Show Fairgrounds thru 8th Predators |
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7 Boomerang Puckett's Franklin |
| 8 Daylight Savings |
9 | 10 Predators |
11 Harlem Globetrotters Arena |
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14 Easter Bunny Train Franklin Feile Zig Zag Puckett's Franklin |
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16 | 17 Les Kerr Jimmy Kellys St. Patricks Day |
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20 Spring has sprung |
21 Predators |
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23 | 24 Predators |
25 | 26 Predators |
27 B.B. King Ryman SUPER T Limelight Flea Market Fairgrounds thru 29th |
28 AARP Night Predators |
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APRIL |
1 April Fools |
2 Women's Show Conv. Center thru 5th |
3 Hunters Auto Expo Fairgrounds thru 5th |
4 Zig Zag Basement Predators Bellevue Cruisin Easter Bunny Train |
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6 | 7 Predators |
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9 Cirque du Soleil thru 12th Arena |
10 Long Players Mercy Lounge WannaBeatles Pucketts Franklin Sounds |
11 Sounds Oyster Easter Travelers Rest Easter Bunny Train Eggstravaganzoo! Nashville Zoo FAB 3rd and Lindsley |
| 12 EASTER Sounds |
13 Sounds |
14 Katy Perry Cannery Ballroom Sounds |
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16 Sounds |
17 Nashville On The Rocks |
18 Earth Day Festival Centennial Park Crawfish Boil Greer Stadium Bird Show Fairgrounds |
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20 | 21 | 22 Earth Day |
23 64 Band Bunganut Pig, Franklin |
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25 Sounds Demolition Derby Fairgrounds Frankllin Main Street Festival Country Music Marathon |
| 26 Sounds |
27 Sounds |
28 Sounds |
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APRIL
EVENT
PHOTOS: Southern Women's Show Earth Day Hunter's Auto Expo |
Nashville
Sounds Nashville on the Rocks Bird Show |
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MAY |
MAY.
EVENT PHOTOS: TACA Crafts Fair Renaissance Festival Flea Market |
Legends
of the Blues Bellevue Community Picnic Pride Festival |
1 Sounds |
2 Sounds TACA Craft Fair Centennial Park Tennessee Renaissance Festival Every weekend in May Bellevue Cruisin |
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| 3 TACA Craft Fair Centennial Park Sounds |
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7 64 Band Pucketts, Franklin |
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9 Steeplechase |
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12 Sounds |
13 Sounds |
14 Sounds |
15 Sounds Crawfish Boil Riverfront |
16 Sounds Bellevue Picnic Red Caboose Park |
| 17 Dragon Music Sounds |
18 Sounds |
19 Sounds |
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22 Super T Third and Lindsey Flea Market Fairgrounds thru 24th |
23 Flatrock Festival |
| 24/31 Dragon Music |
25 MEMORIAL DAY Legends of the Blues Festival Centennial Park |
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JUNE |
1 | 2 Sounds |
3 Sounds Movies in the Park Centennial Park |
4 Sounds SixtyFour Band Bauganut Pig, Franklin |
5 Sounds TALES AT TWILIGHT Bellevue Red Caboose WannaBeatles Puckett's Franklin |
6 Bellevue Cruisin WAMB Big Band Centennial Park Catfish Rodeo Shelby Park Boomerang Puckett's Franklin |
| 7 Dragon Music |
8 | 9 | 10 Bull Riding Municipal Auditorium Movies in the Park Centennial Park CMA Parade 2:00 - 4:00pm - Broadway |
11 Sounds WannaBeatles Streets of Indian Lake |
12 Sounds TALES AT TWILIGHT Bellevue Red Caboose Mystery Trip Third and Lindsley Full Moon Pickin Party Warner Park |
13 Sounds WAMB Big Band Centennial Park Ellie's Run Percy Warner Park Billups Art Fair East Nashville Woodland Street |
| 14 Dragon Music Sounds Ms Martha's Ice Cream Crankin |
15 Sounds |
16 Sounds |
17 Sounds Movies in the Park Centennial Park Tim Wilson Zanies thru 21st |
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19 TALES AT TWILIGHT Bellevue Red Caboose |
20 WAMB Big Band Centennial Park Taste of Music City Jefferson Street Blues Festival |
| 21 Dragon Music Belle Meade Plantation Jazz |
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24 Movies in the Park Centennial Park |
25 Streets of Indian Lake |
26 Flea Market Fairgrounds thru 28th TALES AT TWILIGHT Bellevue Red Caboose |
27 Sounds WAMB Big Band Centennial Park |
| 28 Dragon Music Sounds Carnton Music Fest Crockett Park |
29 Sounds |
30 Sounds |
JUNE
EVENT PHOTOS: Big Band Dance Taste of Music City American Artisian Festival |
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JULY |
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2 Streets of Indian Lake |
3 Bellevue Community Church Music and Fireworks |
4 4th of July Riverfront Sounds |
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| 5 Dragon Music Belle Meade Plantation Jazz Sounds |
6 Sounds |
7 Sounds |
8 Sounds |
9 Streets of Indian Lake Glitter & Glam Sounds |
10 Red Caboose Concert Full Moon Pickin Party Warner Park Sounds |
11 WAMB Big Band Centennial Park Guilty Pleasures Mercy Lounge Sounds |
| 12 Dragon Music |
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15 Movies in the Park Centennial Park |
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17 Red Caboose Concert |
18 WAMB Big Band Centennial Park |
| 19 Dragon Music Belle Meade Plantation Jazz |
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22 Movies in the Park Centennial Park Judas Priest Municipal Auditorium Chris Isaak Ryman |
23 Streets of Indian Lake |
24 Red Caboose Concert Flea Market Fairgrounds thru 26th |
25 WAMB Big Band Centennial Park |
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26 Dragon Music Sounds Carnton Music Fest |
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28 Sounds |
29 Sounds |
30 Streets of Indian Lake Sounds |
31 Red Caboose Concert Sounds Super T Frist Food Festival Opryland Hotel |
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AUGUST |
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1 WAMB Big Band Centennial Park Sounds |
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3 Sounds |
4 Sounds |
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6 Streets of Indian Lake |
7 Red Caboose Concert |
8 WAMB Big Band Centennial Park |
| 9 Belle Meade Plantation Jazz |
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14 Red Caboose Concert Full Moon Pickin Party Warner Park Sounds |
15 WAMB Big Band Centennial Park Sounds |
| 16 Sounds |
17 Sounds |
18 Sounds |
19 Sounds |
20 Sounds |
21 Red Caboose Concert Sounds Flea Market Fairgrounds thru 23rd FAB FOUR FESTIVAL |
22 WAMB Big Band Centennial Park |
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23 Belle Meade Plantation Jazz |
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28 Red Caboose Concert |
29 WAMB Big Band Centennial Park |
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30 Carnton Music Fest |
31 Sounds |
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MICHAEL B's
SINGLE
DANCEMichael B and his wife
Pam are your hosts for the largest and longest running dance for
singles only in the state of TN. Pam greets everyone at the door with a
smile while Michael B is the exclusive DJ entertainer with a mix of
music that appeals to adults, he studies the charts and researches the
artist to make sure everything you hear is clean, fun music.The dance
is open to all singles 21 and over with hundreds attending weekly.
Please come and join us every Sunday night from 7pm 11pm at Legends Bar
& Grill located inside the Hermitage Lanes Bowling Complex at
3436 Lebanon Rd. in Hermitage, TN $6.00 cover charge. http://www.thesinglesdance.com
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NASHVILLE SINGLE'S DANCE is for singles and couples over 21. They offer a wide variety of music & video plus special events & activities geared towards an adult audience. By attending, you will have the opportunity to make new friends and to socialize with singles that share your interests. They meet on different evenings and different places around the middle Tennessee area, so check out the LOCATIONS to see where we are coming next! We are proud to offer a great selection of food from each establishment. Join us from 7 to 11pm. Cover charge is $6.00, but register for our free newsletter and get in for only $5.00 at the door (ID required). http://www.nashvillesinglesdance.com/ |
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TALES AT TWILIGHT
Metro Parks and
the Red Caboose Playground, Inc.
present inter-active entertainment for kids and their families with
music, dance and fun. 7:00 to 8:00 PM. Bring your picnics and lawn
chairs. Red Caboose Amphitheater. Bellevue. |
RED CABOOSE
CONCERTS present
Friday evening concerts
at the Red Caboose Amphitheater in Bellevue. 7:00 to 9:00 PM. Bring your
picnics and blankets. |
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BAND DANCES Saturday
evening live music from 7:00 to 7:30. Free
ballroom dance lessons
sponsored by Dance World from 7:00 to 7:30 and 8:30 to 8:50. Dance to be taught listed in
parenthesis. Music from 7:30 to 10:00 PM. Centennial Park Band Shelter.
Bring your lawn chair. Centennial Cafe will
sell food and beverages. June 6: The Moonlighters (Rumba) June13: Bill Sleeter Band (Rumba) June 20: Radio Daze (Swing) June 27: Music City Swing (Swing) July 11: Stardust (ChaCha) July 18: The Moonlighters (ChaCha) July 25: Merchants of Cool (Foxtrot) August 1: Usual Suspects (Foxtrot) August 8: Radio Daze (Tango) August 15: Debbie Bailes Band (Tango) August 22: Music City Swing (Waltz) August 29: The Moonlighters (Waltz) Chip Curley's 2008 Pictures: http://www.pbase.com/deadelvis/swing |
DRAGON
MUSIC SUNDAY (Website) Dragon Parade is Sunday, May 17 -- starting at 3pm from the intersection of Blair and Natchez Trace. David Olney and Sergio Webb Sun, May 17, 4pm – 6pm Will Kimbrough Sun, May 24, 4pm – 6pm Gwil Owen & Band Sun, May 31, 4pm – 5pm Webb Wilder Sun, June 7, 4:00pm – 5:30pm James "Nick" Nixon Sun, June 14, 4:30pm – 7:00pm Marcus Hummon Sun, June 21, 4pm – 6pm June 28 TBA Farmer Jason Sun, July 5, 4pm – 5pm Metro Park Jam Bands kick it off at 3PM each Sunday!!! Chip Curley's 2008 Pictures http://www.pbase.com/deadelvis/dragon |
| BRENTWOOD 2009 CONCERT SERIES Eddy Arnold Amphitheater Crockett Park –– 7:00 p.m. FAMILY ORIENTED AND FREE ADMISSION May 10 Nashville Symphony Orchestra June 7 Riders in the Sky June 14 7 Bridges: The Ultimate Eagles Experience June 21 Williamson County Community Band June 28 The WannaBeatles July 4 Fireworks Celebration Featuring The Kadillacs July 12 The Tams Chip Curley's Pictures and Videos : http://www.pbase.com/deadelvis/crockett |
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& BLUES ON THE LAWN The Tennessee Jazz & Blues Society announces the 2008 schedule of its highly successful "Jazz on the Lawn" series held on Sunday afternoons at Belle Meade Plantation. All concerts begin at 6:00PM on the front lawn of Belle Meade Mansion. Continuing will be the very popular food catering & wine service. Bring your lawn chairs, picnic baskets, snacks & friends. Visit www.jazzblues.org for more information on their summer "Jazz on the Lawn" concert series or to join the Tennessee Jazz & Blues Society. The Summer Schedule is: Sunday, May 10Tth – Blues Legend Marion James Sunday, June 21st - The Nashville Jazz Orchestra small ensemble with Annie Sellick. Sunday, July 5th - Features El Movimiento with Giovanni Rodriguez, Rahsaan Barber, & Edwin Santiago Sunday, July 19th - The Scat Springs band with Michael Fair. Sunday, August 9th - Pat Coil. Sunday, August 23rd - The Wooten Brothers. $10 for TJBS Members / $20 for Non-members (Season passes are $100 and includes annual membership) |
CARNTON'S
SUNSET CONCERT SERIES The concerts are a fantastic place to meet friends and family and enjoy a relaxed Sunday evening listening and dancing to your favorite tunes on the lawn at Carnton House in Historic Franklin. Tickets available at Carnton, all three BancorpSouth Williamson County locations and day of show. Ticket prices are $10.00 for ages 13 and over and free to those younger. Pack picnic suppers or purchase food and drink on site. A prize will be awarded for Best Music-Themed Picnic Group at each concert and all concert goers are encouraged to arrive early and bring lawn chairs. For more information go to www.carnton.org/programs_events.htm or call 615.794.0903. Concerts are from 6-8 p.m. on the lawn at Carnton. Admission is $10 the day of the concert or $8 advance purchase at all BancorpSouth locations. $5 children ages 6-12, $4 advance purchase. Bring a picnic or purchase hot dogs, brats, shaved ice, beer, wine, mint juleps, and soft drinks on site. No grills or dogs, please. 2009 Schedule: June 28th Soul Searchers - Playing all your favorite Motown classics. July 26th - Sixty-Four Band - Sing along to all your Beatles favorites August 30th - Seven Bridges Band - Soar with the Eagles Chip Curley 2008 Pictures: http://www.pbase.com/deadelvis/fab |
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CENTRAL RAILWAY MUSEUM is dedicated to the preservation of Tennessee's railroad heritage. Our Nashville facility is home to a unique collection of historic equipment. The museum also operates passenger excursions in Middle Tennessee, providing a unique opportunity for everyone to experience the joys of rail travel. WEBSITE: http://www.tcry.org/ |
FULL MOON PICKIN' PARTIES Friends of Warner Parks and Regions Bank are presenting their 11th season of Full Moon Pickin' Parties in 2009. The 2009 dates are May 15, June 12, July 10, August 14, & September 11. All on Fridays evenings. Pickers form circles under the trees and around the grounds performing and jamming with others while 3 bands are featured on stage for your listening pleasure. Highland Rim, Wilson County Line, Runaway Freight, Paper Penny, & more bands will be playing on stage this year. For more information on this event, go to Friends of Warner Parks - Full Moon Pickin' Parties. Here’s a taste of what you will see and hear at the “Full Moon Pickin’ Parties”.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_pb5HtR5-A. $15 In Advance / $20 at the Door / $10 for youth and Children under 6 Free Order tickets, call 615.370.8053. |
| 1st ANNUAL CORY FLEMING ALL SPORTS CAMP South Inglewood Community Center August 1, 2009 Camp Location: South Inglewood Community Center ENCOURAGING K-12TH GRADE STUDENTS TO ATTEND S C H E D U L E OF EVENTS: 8:30-9:00 am Registration 9:00-10:30 am Training with Pros 11:00- 11:45 pm Lunch 11:45-12:45 pm Training with Pros 1:00 pm Dismissal |
Deadline: $25.00 camp fee by July 1, 2009 (Includes lunch & camp T-shirt) Make Checks Payable To: Cory Fleming c/o: The Cory Fleming All Sports Camp Proceeds to benefit: The Cory Fleming Scholarship Fund FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: THE CORY FLEMING ALL SPORTS CAMP 455 Sam Ridley Pkwy West Smyrna, Tennessee 37167 (615) 596-5387 ph. / (801) 757-5292 fax Email: coryflemingfootball@yahoo.com Website: www.coryfleming.org |
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OPRYLAND
POOLAPALOOZA CONCERT SERIES Live Music, Cool Drinks and a Hot Party May 29 – July 24, 2009 7:00-9:00 p.m. FREE weekly live concerts Weekly party begins at 6:00 p.m. — Free concert kicks off at 7:00 p.m. Cascades pool at Gaylord Opryland Free parking in select lots. All ages Welcome. Concert schedule: May 29: Jeffrey Steele June 5: Armed Forces June 12: Sons of William June 19: Space Capone June 26: KingBilly July 3: AutoVaughn July 10: Sam and Ruby July 17: Ricky Young and Red White Blue July 24: Brother Trouble Opry Plaza Parties have been cancelled for 2009 |
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CUMBERLAND
RIVER CRUISES
They do cruises anywhere on Old Hickory Lake, but their main port is Cherokee Steak House and Marina in Lebanon TN near Gallatin. They feature a mix of Scenic Beauty, Good Background Music,Tour Facts, and some Relaxing quiet on the Cumberland River. Their last Cruise is always a combo of Sunset, Nature, and Night cruising. Come watch the bats stream out of the bat cave. Go to: www.cumberlandrivercruises.com for details |
BLUE
HERON CRUISES Wednesdays through Sundays, April 1st – September 30th Family Fun Nature Cruise Are you a “wannabe” boater? This is the perfect first-time cruise for you. All ages like our stable, spacious, flat-bottom boat (complete with life jackets and a restroom). In just 90 minutes you’ll see miles of waterfront homes, farmland and bluffs, plus dozens of native birds. Blue Heron Cruises, Inc., boarding at Riverview Restaurant, 110 Old River Road, Ashland City; Wednesdays through Sundays at 2 p.m., additional cruises on Saturdays at 4 p.m. Just $10 adults, $8 ages 2-12 (cash or check). Reservations recommended; call 385-7007; photos at blueheroncruises.com. Chip's Pictures http://www.pbase.com/deadelvis/blueheron |
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| GLITTER AND GLAM Celebrate Agape’s 5th anniversary on July 9, 2009, at Hotel Preston as we host our first annual Glitter and Glam wine tasting/fashion show to commemorate how far we have come…and how many lives have been saved! This will be a night to remember with wine tasting, complimentary hors d’oeuvres, and a glamorous fashion show featuring models and yes, a few dogs! Agape has rescued, rehabilitated and found loving homes for over 400 animals in Middle Tennessee over the past five years. We cordially invite you to join us at Glitter and Glam as we celebrate these efforts to save animals’ lives. All proceeds will benefit Agape Animal Rescue. http://www.agaperescue.org/glitterandglam.html |
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| SOUTHERN FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL The Food Network puts on the inaugural Southern Food & Wine Festival July 31-Aug. 2 at the Gaylord Opryland Resort. The event will feature cooking demonstrations, tastings, competitions and chances to meet chefs and hosts from the Food Network stable. Attendees will be able to smell what's cooking in the kitchens of Good Eats host Alton Brown, Memphis barbecue titans Pat and Gina Neely, and Bobby and Jamie Deen, sons of Paula Deen who manage her Savannah, Ga. restaurant. Local chefs will get in on the action, too; Seth Kondor of Old Hickory Steakhouse, Forrest Parker of Cascades Seafood Restaurant and Wasabi's and Laurie Potts of the Wildhorse Saloon will lead cooking demonstrations. 1-Day Pass for Exhibit Hall Adults $20** and Children $12** Website |
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STREETS OF INDIAN LAKE CONCERT
SERIES Thursdays Hendersonville, TN 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm June 11 The WannaBeatles June 18 Jimmy Charles June 25 Dustin Overbeek July 2 The WannaBeatles July 9 Love Life July 16 The Brooks Brothers with Moe Denham & Hugh Waddell July 23 Max Onion July 30 Rockin’ Bones August 6 Tullie Brae & The Medicine Men Revue August 13 Corazon Chip Curley's 2008 Pictures: Streets of Indian Lake Hendersonville |
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COSMIC CONCERTS
- Starting June 6 Adventure Science Museum Brilliant laser light plus state of the art full-dome digital projection and a spectacular star field bring your favorite music to life on the 63 foot diameter dome of the Sudekum Planetarium. Add a booming surround sound system for the ultimate journey in sight and sound! Attend a late show to avoid paying museum admission!!! LASER BEATLES Laser Beatles is an experience in sight and sound for the whole family featuring brilliant lasers, special effects, and millions of stars performing to a variety of Beatles classic tunes. Sunday at 3:30 pm Monday through Friday at 12 noon and Saturday at 12 noon and 8:30 pm. PINK FLOYD: Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon is the quintessential laser show. Sit back, relax, and watch the music come to life on the 63 foot diameter dome of the Sudekum Planetarium. Brilliant lasers, special effects, and thousands of stars are choreographed to one of the most enduring albums of all time. Saturday nights at 9:30 and 10:30 pm http://www.sudekumplanetarium.com/schedule/shows/laser/ |
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BOOMERANG Nashville's Premier Classic 60's & 70's Rock Band July 11th Puckett's Grocery Franklin Make your reservation request TODAY! For reservations: 615-794-5527 AUG 8TH LIMELIGHT IN DOWNTOWN NASHVILLE. MUSIC STARTS AT 7:00. $10 COVER AUG 15TH 3RD AND LINDSLEY, NASHVILLE. DOORS OPEN AT 6:00. MUSIC STARTS AT 7:00. $10 COVER ffeinstein@comcast.net http://www.boomerangtheband.com/ Chip's Boomerang Photos and Video http://www.pbase.com/deadelvis/boomerang |
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SUPER T and The Tyrone Smith Revue Friday, July 31 @ 06:00pm Frist Center for the Visual Arts on 919 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203-3822 Price: Included in admission Age Suitability: 9-12, 12 and up The TYRONE SMITH REVUE has been the number one dance & show band throughout the South for over 28 years! From classic rock to funky soul, TYRONE SMITH knows how to entertain an audience. His renown "SUPER T " show is second to none. Remember, there are plenty of good bands out there, but there is only one TYRONE SMITH REVUE! http://www.supertrevue.com/ Chip's Pictures http://www.pbase.com/deadelvis/picnic Chip's Super T Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22NioiNv-Os |
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7 BRIDGES: The Ultimate EAGLES Experience is a stunningly accurate,
Nashville based, tribute to Southern California’s most famous musical
group, The Eagles. Comprised of six talented musicians, each bringing his own style and flair to the group, 7 Bridges is intent on delivering a near replica of a live EAGLES performance that is so precise, so intense, so unbelievable, as to be mistaken for the masters themselves. 7 Bridges is a veritable tour de force of talent, technical accuracy and engaging entertainment. The band features Jason Manning as Glenn Frey, Keith Thoma as Don Henley, Jason Dickson in the role of Randy Meisner/Timothy B. Schmit, Ray Neighbors as the eccentric and unpredictable Joe Walsh, Douglas Gery as guitar wizard Don Felder, and Vernon Roop as Joe Vitale, the often unsung hero of many Eagles studio albums and live performances. 7 Bridges provides upscale venues with affordable live performances and delivers to audiences an EAGLES experience like they have never seen or heard. Band Website They will perform at Carnton Plantation on Sunday August 30th. Chip Curley's Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snhmeRBgRHk |
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ZIG ZAG playing your favorites from the 60’s and 70’s...Some of the most memorable songs ever created sprang from the minds of artists from this era. The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Cream, Who, Byrds, and Led Zeppelin are just some of the groups whose music still resonates with the young and young at heart today. Zig Zag recreates these songs with the respect and honor of those whose soul was shaped by the music and politics of that time. Andy Haban (bass & vocals), Lars Frederiksen (guitar & vocals), Steve West (guitar & vocals), Jonathan Kasper (vocals) and Bobby Frank (drums). Upcoming
Shows:
8.30pm Friday July 17th Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant 120 Fourth Ave. South Franklin TN 615.794.5527 http://www.myspace.com/zigzagnashville Chip's Zig Zag Pictures and Video. http://www.pbase.com/deadelvis/zigzag |
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MYSTERY
TRIP BEATLES REVUE The Mystery Trip Beatles Revue are from here in Nashville and play all eras of Beatles' music. This Fab Four tribute band comes so overprepared they brought a fifth dude. Gordon Kennedy co-wrote Eric Clapton’s Grammy-winning “Change the World,” and Long Players co-founder Steve Allen was among the architects of power pop with his ’70s group 20/20. Together with Saul Zonana (who toured with the Crash Test Dummies), Peter Frampton sideman Rob Arthur and Music City Blues Jam founder John Salaway, they trade lead vocals on the moptops’ mightiest songs, from their Liverpool days to their narrow escape from death at the hands of Phil Spector. Think they can’t handle the production-loaded psychedelia of the late stuff? Think again. Club 527 Main Murfreesboro, TN Friday, July 10th Mystery Trip Beatles Revue Players: Steve Allen, Rob Arthur, Gordon Kennedy, John Salaway and Saul Zonana Chip Curley's 2008 Pictures and Videos http://www.pbase.com/deadelvis/mysterytrip |
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SIXTY FOUR Just five guys having a blast playing music we love. For no other reason than just to have some fun. No pressure to write a hit song, or be the next "Big Thing". http://www.myspace.com/sixtyfourband Upcoming Shows Sunday, July 26 Carnton Plantation, Franklin Band Members: Mark Lee Townsend - Guitar and Lead Vocal Chris Cooke - Drums and BGV's Jim Cook - Guitar J.R. McNeely - Bass Guitar and BGV's Adam Hull - Percussion / Harmonica / Keys They are just five dudes playing Beatles tunes because they love the music and it's fun stuff to play! Chip Curley's Pics and Videos http://www.pbase.com/deadelvis/sixtyfour |
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FAB playing the music of the Beatles. The members of FAB are some of Nashville's top session players, record producers and songwriters who share a love for the music of the Beatles. Their repertoire includes music from every Beatles album; from the early "mop top" years through the "Sgt. Pepper" stage and all the way to The End of "Abbey Road". They will return July 18th to 3rd and Lindsley. http://www.myspace.com/werfab Chip's FAB pics and Video http://www.pbase.com/deadelvis/fab DAVID KENT ( Vocals, Percussion), TIM BUPPERT (Drums, Vocals), BILL ROBERTS (Keyboards, Vocals), TED HEWITT (Guitar, Vocals), JOHN FOSTER (Guitar, Vocals) and ALISON PRESTWOOD (Bass) |
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THE
WANNABEATLES
The band is made up of 4 professional musicians who love the music of the Beatles. Next performance: July 2nd The Streets of Indian Lake Summer Concert Series 6:30 to 9:30 300 Indian Lake Boulevard Hendersonville, TN Sunday, June 28th, 7:00 P.M. Brentwood, TN - Summer Concert Series Crockett Park - free concert DENNIS SCOTT (guitar, synth, vocals), BRYAN CUMMING (saxophone, guitar, flute, vocals), JIM HAYDEN (keyboards, vocals, bass), DAVID TOLEDO (drums,percussionist,vocalist) http://www.thewannabeatles.com/ Chip's WannaBeatles Photo Gallery |
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THE FAB FOUR FESTIVAL 2009 August 21-23 in the Cannery Ballroom The festivities kick off Friday, August 21 with a live performance by FAB. Saturday, August 22, fans can choose from several panel discussions featuring such renowned authors as Bruce Spizer and Tony Bramwell who has been working with the Beatles since 1962 (author, Magical Mystery Tour), songwriters and other close collaborators of the Fab Four. Saturday night, music legends The Long Players perform The White Album with some surprise guests, so stay tuned. And Sunday, August 23 pick up some special collectables from our vendors before our 2pm show with the WannaBeatles. Tickets will only be available for purchase at the door of the Cannery Ballroom, the weekend of the event. No presales. $20 – Friday day pass, includes Fab tribute performance $20 – Saturday, panels are free, evening show The Longplayers performance $10 – Sunday pass, includes WannaBeatles performance http://www.fabfourfestival.com/ Chip Curley's 2008 Pictures and Videos http://www.pbase.com/deadelvis/beatlesfest |
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