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Vol. 34 # 388 JUNE 2016

AGENTS OF LEWTON

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Scott Peoples & the Crash

Fri. June 24th & Sat. June 25th 5:30pm-9pm ~ THE VINYARD BREWERY at HERSHEY Middletown, PA Sat. July 9th - RIVER HOUSE BAR & GRILL, Middletown, PA 6pm Dates listed at... www.scottplaysguitar.com facebook.com/Scott Peoples Singer Songwriter

June 4, Saturday, 8 - 11pm Highland Pizzeria, Lancaster, PA June 19th, Sunday - Lancaster Pride Fest, Bean’s Park, Lanc. PA 1\S` Z[ :\UKH` ;LSS\Z *VUULJ[PVU <I\U[\ )LULÄ[ [_

Contact Blue Rooster Entertainment: 717.801.6622

Bookings: 717.319.0202

Now Booking 2016!

JUNE 4th: THE GLAD CRAB (Dallastown, PA) with Guest THE BACKSEAT HOOLIGANS

Original & Covers of Hard Rock/Classic Metal

June 11th, 2016 - RECORDING SESSION “The Red Album”, “Wolves” & “X-Nihilo” CDs at: Wayne’s World, 419 Memorial Hwy. Dallas, PA, Hoffman’s Music 381 Bennett St. Luzerne, PA

“EXPERIENCE THE POWER” Now Available at CDbaby www.cdbaby.com/cd/xterra7 Bookings: 570.654.4758 Facebook.com/X-terra

www.xterrarockband.com

www.SOSROCKS.com Saturday, September 3rdJOHNNY JOE’S Mechanicsburg, PA

Booking Info.

717.495.2137

SOSROCK booking@sosrocks.com Need a place to Practice??

facebook.com/Jughead Rocks

CLB Soundstudio State College Area’s Newest Studio

• Rehearsal/Recording Studio • Equipment Rental • Lessons

Alternative Rock...

818-438-0930

Jun 10 - Gingerbread Man, Mechanicsburg, PA 9pm

www.facebook.com/Broken Fayth

Email: ibgladd@yahoo.com proprietor: CHRIS BELL

For Booking: 717.795.4420 Mike 717.856.8075 Mark

Bookings & info. 717.712.3073

Classic Rock the Way you Remember it... June 17th - 6:00-10:00 St, Joan of Ark Festival Hershey, PA August 12 8:00-12am Gettysburg Eagles Gettysburg, PA

We will SEE YOU soon!

Look for Us on Facebook.com TheMorrisBrothersBand For bookings call Vickie at

August 20th 7:-10:00 Little Mexico Camp Groumd Winfield, PA

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Thursday, June 9th (9-10pm) Open Mic Musician Network at RACEHORSE TAVERN, York, PA Friday, June 17th (9pm) SOUTH MOUTAIN INN Fayetteville, PA

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TUESDAY, JUNE 21st / Full Band 6pm Hummelstown Carnival, Hummelstown, PA SATURDAY, JUNE 25th Private Party / Full Band 4pm FRIDAY, JULY 1st / Full Band The Vineyard Brewery at Hershey, Middletown, PA Please check facebook for additional dates

June 3-5.....Gala In The Grove, Jonestown PA June 9..........Bless The Woods Music Festival, Woodsmen of the World, Fairplay MD June 18........Savannah’s Gentlemen’s Club, Harrisburg PA July 16.........Winterfest, The Abbey Bar, Harrisburg PA July 17.........Dante’s, Frostburg MD w/ The Phyrg July 23........Beer Fest Brickyard Alehouse, Williamsport PA July 25........The Bern Bash, FDR Skatepark, Philadelphia PA July 30........Spin Stock August 12-13.....Kind Minds Transformative Festival, Camp Reily Harrisburg PA August 27...........MYO Park Millersburg PA

More dates TBA! Catch CTC on tour summer 2016! Booking now! Contact CTC for booking 717.979.9234 NEW Email: ctcdub@gmail.com Check our Facebook & Reverbnation pages for current dates

“CONSIDIRATION” & “CHEMICAL the EP COCTAIL”

Available at: closetoconsideration.bandcamp.com FREE downloads, Music, Videos, Pictures & more visit... REVERBNATION.COM/CTCNATION Facebook.com/Close to Consideration Follow CTC on Twitter@tweetctc

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6 Inn Road • Duncannon, PA 17020 Like us on Facebook.com/Tubby’s PA Bar

717.834.4700

Hours: Monday 5:30pm-? / Tuesday thru Saturday 11am - ? / CLOSED SUNDAY

June 11 - FAT DADDY’S w/ 4-PLAY York, PA June 17 - TUBBY’S w/ Vatallica & Show No Mercy Duncannon, PA June 24 - CALIFORNIA BREW HAUS Rochester, NY. June 25 - EVENING STAR CONCERT HALL Niagara Falls, NY July 1 - JOHNNY JOE’S Mechanicsburg, PA July 16 - MMCI 19 @ WEST END FAIRGROUNDS Laurelton, PA July 22 - HARD ROCK CAFE @ STATION SQUARE Pittsburgh, PA July 23 - JOSHAPOLOOZA 2 @ CHEWTON ON THE BEACH

~FOOD SPECIALS EVERYDAY~ “We have a Full Menu that will leave You Money in your Pocket!”

MONDAYS: Full Rack Baby Ribs w/ Fries & Home-made Garlic Bread all for....$11 TUESDAYS: 1 lb. BLT $6 & $5 per Dozen WINGS

WEDNESDAYS: POKER NITE! $6 Shaved Pork Cheese Steak w/ Fries THURSDAYS: 1 lb. BLT w/ French Fries ONLY $6

Wampum, PA (Pittsburgh area) Facebook.com/ Penntera2112 or / Penntera420 Watch our Videos YouTube.com/penntera

Every Friday & Saturday LIVE BANDS All Shows OVER 21 w/ proper ID unless stated otherwise

BOOKING INFO: 717.776.1043 Cell: 717.701.0992 Email: skapegot@yahoo.com

THURSDAY, JUNE 2nd -

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Fri. 06/17 - $10 Cover

with SHOW Fri June 10th 9:30pm DOUBLE K TAVERN, Harrisburg, PA Sat July 11th 11AM! MOOSE PARK, Gettysburg, PA Sat July 23rd 9:30pm ZIPPER’S, Bonneauville, PA

Sat. 06/18 No cover

PENNTERRA

NO MERCY & VATALLICA!

ADRIAN BLITZER

with special guest:

DIRTY LITTLE SECRET

Fri. 06/24 No cover

REDNECK RUCKUS

Sat. 06/25No cover

GUN METAL GRAY

with

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CONTENTS

08.... across the desk 10.... out & about

15... cover feature AGENTS OF LEWTON 16.... nationals 18... the professor 24... sane advice 18... the professor 24.... pa musician rates 27.... classified notes Cover photo by MEREDITH KAMINEK

Keys to open doors for your musical career are plentiful...Pennsylvania Musician Magazine is One Key that can open many doors by helping to create NAME RECOGNITION Call us to find out how to utilize this key of opportunity

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717.444.2423 June, 2016

Buy  Our  CDs  at  One  of  our  shows,  www.smokingunnz.com Itunes,  Amazon  or  CD  Baby June: 4th     3:30-­7:30    Pine  Meadow  Golf  Complex,  Lebanon,  PA 10th   9:30-­           Gullifty’s  Underground,  Camp  Hill,  PA                                 opening  for  Single  Barrel 11th   time  tba      JUNE  JAM  G&R  Campground,  Houston,   DE 18th  9:30-­1:30     Double  K  Tavern,  Harrisburg,  PA 25th  7:00-­10:00   Latimore  Fair,  York  Springs,  PA July: 1st     7:00-­10:00    Shrewsbury  Vol.  Fireman’s  Carnival,  PA 2nd    4:00-­8:00     White’s  Harley  Davidson,  Lebanon,  PA 28th   7:00-­10:00   Grantville  Carnival,  Grantville,  PA 30th   time  tba       Shippensburg  Fair,  Shippensburg,  PA  Look  for  us  on  Facebook Smokin  Gunnz  is  Currently  Booking  for  2016  call... Vickie  717.832.6154

Uniquely Covering Great Classic Rock, Folk and Blues from Tom Petty, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Santana, Johnny Cash, Rolling Stones, Steve Earle and more!

Upcoming Shows: EVERY TUESDAY – We host OPEN MIC NIGHT at D’OTTAVIO’S GRAN SASSO, HOLLIDAYSBURG; Bring your instrument, voice and songs and join us, starts 8 pm! June 25th - PRIVATE PARTY (Altoona) Sunday June 26th - FAMILY PIZZA & PUB, Altoona, PA (6pm) :\UKH` 1\S` YK /<5;05.+65 *6 -(09.96<5+: 7\SSPUN MVY 2PKZ )LULÄ[ WT Monday, July 4th - CENTRAL PA 4th FEST, State College, PA (Centre Stage - 2pm) Need Live Acoustic Music For An Upcoming House Party, Reunion Or Other Event? Call Us!

Bookings: 814.330.1883

Email: rd1950@aol.com

VISIT US ON FACEBOOK & ROCKPAGE.NET/BANDS!

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Fri

06/03 - Jukebox

Nite

Sat

BOOBY TRAP 06/10 - STEEL 06/11 - HOT LIKE MOLLY 06/17 - NACHO DADDY 06/18 - SMOKIN GUNNZ

Fri

06/24 - Jukebox

Sat 06/04 Fri Sat Fri

Sat 06/25 -

Nite

CORN WALLACE

Modern Southern Rock Outlaw Country Rock ‘N’ Roll June 10th: GULLIFTY’S 1104 Carlisle Rd. Camp Hill, PA 17011 w/Smokin’ Gunnz music starts at 9:30pm July 7th, 5pm-­7pm: SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY HARLEY DAVIDSON BIKE NIGHT 6300 Allentown Blvd, Harrisburg, PA 17112 July 9th, 9:30pm-­1:30am: JOHNNY JOE’S 5327 E. Trindle Rd. Mechanicsburg, PA 17050 Opener TBA

www.facebook.com/SingleBarrel1 Call for bookings: 717.422.5794

The

Ryan Alan Band

photo by Meredith Kaminek

June 04 - Tailgates R Us Luke Bryan Tailgate Party, Parking Lot Hershey Stad., Hershey PA 1pm June 11 - Brayden’s Create A Smile, Halifax, PA 11am June 18 - Liverpool Firemans Carnival, Liverpool, PA 7pm - 10pm June 24 - Lykens Block Party, Lykens Fire l Club, 9:30 pm - 1:30 June 25 - Studio 28 - Acoustic show, Lititz PA, 7pm - 9 pm July 2 - Dela-Ches Fishing Association, Palmyra, PA all day

Our 2nd release,

“LEFT BEHIND” Available on ITunes 6/12/2016 --- STAGE

7/2/2016 --- THE ROCK CAFE 56 E Emaus St Middletown PA 7:30-10

For Bookings call: 717-773-3773 facebook.com/The Ryan Alan Band www.RyanAlanMusic.com twitter.com/RyanAlanCountry

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48 605 W 48th St New York

opening for STRYPER also with Lost Legacy. NEW START TIME -Doors open at 5 Show starts at 6. 610.420.9401 for tickets and information.

7/16/2016---THE COLUMBUS PARK, Trenton, NJ Save a Life Tour w/ Roman Road & others

www.HEADSTONE118.com Bookings & Info: 610.420.9401

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY WHITEY.... Sorry not Across the Desk too late more important to get paper to the printer and Whitey to the Doctor LOVE & HUGS TO ONE & ALL I love you WHITEY HAPPY ANNIVERSARY CROSSROADS DUO

RLY BUY EAVE! & SA kets

June 03 Blue Mountain Summit, Andreas 7:00 PM June 04 Souled Out Coffeehouse, Philadelphia 7:00 PM June 05 Pine Creek Gardens Pink Weekend, Friedensburg 1:00 PM June 07 Private Engagement June 09 Chicago Nightlife, Allentown 7:00 PM June 10 Conygham Brewing, Conyngham 6:30 PM June 11 F. M. Kirby Center w/Johnny Winter All Star Band, Wilkes Barre 8 PM June 16 Wine Walk and Wander, Schuylkill Haven 4:30 PM June 17 Strikers Pub, Pottsville 8:00 PM June 18 Berks-A-Palooza Summer Jam, Reading 4:00 PM June 19 Music In The Park, Lansford 6:00 PM June 23 Puffchella at Woody’s, Pottsville 7:00 PM June 25 Johnny & Hon’s Bar, Reading 8:00 PM June 26 Stone Mountain Winery, Pine Grove 1:00 PM

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$40 / 3 Day Pass $80 Vip 3 Day Pass

For Booking & info: FULL FORCE MUSIC 570.205.1350 P.O. Box 67 Friedensburg, PA 17933 Email: steelguitar01@hotmail.com

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OUT ‘n’ ABOUT

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By Rachel Rocks

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Out & About continued.... all been huge Time Bomb fans, so it was a perfect band to celebrate with. Happy Birthday again Risa! Keep your eye out for Time Bomb I’m sure you’ll be seeing them explode throughout the midstate and beyond. Next up was another blast from the past, The Morris Brothers Band. For all of you ladies that fell in love with the “Family Bandâ€? that played at carnivals and festivals throughout the area, yes these are the same guys. Bob and Carl are the only two original true ‘Morris Brothers’ left in the band, but they still know how to swoon the ladies with all of the songs you love. They originally started playing as a band in 1967. Pretty amazing and truly awesome to see them still playing and out there entertaining the masses. You can check out The Morris Brothers Band’s ad in this issue and plan your next night out on the town. My next night out on the town was a long one, but tons of fun! It started out at The Field House for Fierce. It was Marti’s last show on lead vocals. She is hanging up the microphone so she can spend more time with her soon to be Grandbaby! It’s hard to believe she’s going to be a Grandma! I hope I can step into the same fountain of youth that she did!! It was bittersweet to see and hear Marti one last time, but I wish all of the best with the new addition to their family. Since Fierce brought in Jody on the drums the sky is the limit. They are able to cover a lot more ground with Jerri out front singing, playing guitar, and just having some good ole’ crazy fun! Fierce didn’t miss a beat with Marti leaving the band, she was awesome and gave plenty of notice so Fierce had time to work in their new lead singer, Tina Marie Young. I heard Tina Marie play quite a few times with her old band, Deja Vudoo. Her voice absolutely amazed me then, and I’m sure it will continue to amaze me now! I can’t wait to check her out! To see where you can check out the new line up, check out their ad in this issue and get out there and get rockin! My stop in at the Field House was a quick one, because I had to swing in and pick up my side-kick Meredith and zoom on down to The Racehorse Tavern for Agents of Lewton. Agents of Lewton is on our cover this month, so if you want all the details on how amazing they are, you’ll have to read about in their Cover Story. I’m pleased to announce that The Racehorse Tavern is now a new advertiser in the pages of the PA Musician Magazine. Please check out their amazing line-up and get out there and support Local Music and a Local Business!! The Racehorse is a great place to go see your IDYRULWH EDQG 7KH\ KDYH D KXJH GDQFH Ă RRU EXW \HW VWLOO plenty of places to sit and chill to enjoy the music too. It’s a nice big room with well ran sound and great lights. Saturdays are band nights, and every Friday DJ Eric is playing your favorite music. On Thursdays they have an open mic night where musicians can come network and even buy/sell/trade equipment. It’s hosted by a different band every Thursday, but they have a Full Backline and PA so it’s a full band or single, duo open mic night. Don’t miss their big Summer Bash on Saturday, June 25th with DJ Paul Regan and Sons of Man. Lots of cool things happening at The Racehorse Tavern, again check out their ad and tell Jim you saw it in the PA Musician Magazine!! I know I look forward to spending many more nights at The Racehorse Tavern. My next night out was a super special private event for Al Varano’s Birthday at The Facktory in Liverpool. The Facktory is an absolutely amazing set up for bands to be able to play “liveâ€? but also record, or even just practice. The Facktory, located a block off of 11/15 in Liverpool, PA offers a 7500 sq. foot Recreation Hall HTXLSSHG ZLWK D ODUJH VWDJH DQG *UHHQ URRP GDQFH Ă RRU lounge area, game area, kitchen, bathrooms, showers and laundry facility. Overnight accommodations available! continued on pg. 12...

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Amazing Guitar Player at The Factory

Out & About continued.... Perfect for Weddings, Receptions, Reunions, Birthdays, Banquets, etc. They will accommodate your event. Pro

Fighters, Athletes, Bands, Musicians, stay at the Facktory. Additional building amenities include a large off street parking lot, House PA System, karaoke, Ping Pong table, Foosball table, Corn Hole, F-Bomb, Basketball Machine, Darts, wrestling mats and more. Lots to do and lots of open space! Large or small groups, no problem. Call Brent Lesperance at 717-444-314 or email for rates and additional information: brentlesperance@gmail. com. Well now that I got that plug over with, I can talk about the PARTY! Al turned a special birthday number, I won’t divulge all of the details, but he wanted to make sure it was everything he ever dreamed of and he did exactly that! The party technically started on Thursday as the bands started arriving and setting up equipment, to make sure everything would go smoothly they had Dave Russell the O.M.G. (Open Mic Guy) come in and be the Stage Manager. When I say arriving, I mean really arriving. Two of the bands, Berndsen and Hermigervill ZHUH ÁRZQ LQ

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HAPPY HOUR SPECIALS... Monday thru Wednesday 5pm-7pm $2 Domestic Drafts, $3 Well Drinks

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EVENTS~~~~ Wednesday Night Jazz

Live on the Front Landing 6:30-9:30 NO COVER ~ 2nd/3rd/4th /5th Wed.

Thursday Open Mic Night 7:30

SHEA QUINN

Wednesday 06/01 Fri. 06/03-

7pm-9pm No Cover!

FAIR WARNING- VAN HALEN TRIBUTE $5

Sat. 006/04- $5tx.-

LEAD FOOT- w/SPACE on drums

Wednesday 06/08 6:30-9:30pm NO COVER....

STEVE RUDOLPH ALL STAR JAZZ JAM SESSION

SMOKIN GUNNZ

Fri. 06/10 $6 tx.-

Sat. 06/11 -$5 tx. CARVING OUT FICTION with GOODBYE FOUR • MOXIE REBEL & TIGERBOMB Fri. 06/17 $6 tx.Sat. 06/18-$5 tx. CD RELEASE.....

ANGELS ‘N’ SAINTS

OBSERVE THE 93RD

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PLENTY OF FREE PARKING

Fri 06/24 - ALICE IN CHAINS TRIBUTE... $5 ticket

ALICE IN SANE

Sat. 06/25-$5 tx. SATURDAY NIGHT SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

with WINDCHILL

TWO FOR TUESDAYS - TWO BANDS for $2 - $2 Drinks 8pm-close

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JUNE: 7-9pm 03 DOVETAIL 10 HEMLOCK HOLLOW 7-9pm 17 NEIL McCLAIN 7-9pm 24 HANNA BLUE 7-9pm JULY: 01 DOVETAIL 7-9pm 08 HEMLOCK 7-9pm HOLLOW 15 RADIO STAR COWBOYS 8-10pm 22 HAVANA BLUE 7-9pm 29 AJ & JACKIE 8-10pm

from Iceland! They also had Al’s local favorites, Nate Myers and the Aces, KNITEBITCH, Our Leonard, Pee Wee Varano, Breedlove from NYC, and even an International Illusionist, John Westford. The real party kicked off Friday evening and continued into the wee hours of Sunday. I was only able to be there on Friday, I can’t even imagine how crazy it was the whole weekend. When I arrived Nate Myers and the Aces were on the stage. When I didn’t know any of the other performers on the bill, I was glad to know I at least knew these guys and if a show kicks off with Nate Myers and the Aces, it’s only going to get better from there. It was cool to see the guys at a private laid back event. They were truly there to have a great time and help Al celebrate his special day. “What happens at The Facktory stays at The Facktory!” is what Nate kept saying, and my camera must’ve felt the same way because it didn’t work while they were on the stage. I managed to get one good pic of Trent Peechatka playing the keys like none other, but sorry guys.. maybe next time. It’s hard when a band is so good you just don’t want them to stop, but Dave runs a tight ship and quickly had us moving on to the next band, KNITEBITCH. The name KNITEBITCH, in all caps of course, makes you wonder exactly what you are going to see and hear, but I don’t know if you could’ve been prepared for what you were about to witness even if you tried. With band members with the names, Thunderlips, Horseradish, and Jack Mama, plus a Facebook description of “We’ll turn your mother into your grandmother,” all I knew is things were about to get crazy, and crazy they did. It’s a special kind of vulgar humor that has you cracking up laughing because you can’t believe what you are hearing! By the end of their set I think I honestly felt a little violated, but I’m sure that probably would make them happy. The crazy part is talking to these guys off the stage you would have NO IDEA what was going to happen either. Quite the shocker for sure.. and highly entertaining. Al was singing along, he knew all the words, word on the street is that he even helped write some of the songs. One thing about private events is there is no holding back… it’s balls to the wall and other places too! Next up, Our Leonard took the stage for a few more special songs. He looks like this nice big cuddly guy, just playing an acoustic guitar, but not only does he have an amazing voice, but the lyrics to his songs quickly get your attention and again have you laughing hysterically along. It was cool to have Our Leonard playing a little acoustic show between sets to keep people pumped during the changeover. Next up was Icelands, Berndsen. This guy was a super tall, red-headed bearded guy that demanded your attention. I guess I thought I heard New Wave music before but nothing like these guys. They played all originals, his guitar player was like nothing I’ve ever witnessed, he had everyone watching him with shock and awe! All of the other instruments were done with some kind of crazy sound machine ran by Hermigervill. It was programmed drums, a synth bass, and many other amazing electronic

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Out & About continued.... sounds. It was like a crazy mix of retro meets new age. It was intoxicating and refreshing hearing such a different sound done so professionally. I wish I could explain what I heard, but it’s something you really have to witness for yourself. But we were OXFN\ WR KDYH ,FHODQG Ă RZQ WR XV , GRQ¡W VHH DQ\ WULSV WR ,FHODQG LQ P\ IXWXUH EXW LI , ZRXOG JR , ZRXOG WRWDOO\ FKHFN WKHVH JX\V RXW <RX FDQ RI FRXUVH Ă€QG WKHP RQ Facebook, but they have a crazy stage presence that is something you truly have to witness in person. The next performance was Hermigervill himself. Just hearing these guys talk is hilarious. Their accents have you continually saying, did he just say what I thought he said. Hermigervill made sure you knew he was not just a “DJâ€?. I have no idea what he said his “instrumentsâ€? were called, but he did say I bet you never saw this in Pennsylvania before, and I’d have to say he was right about that. It was a crazy electronic dance party that had us all quickly dancing along. He even had us all sitting on the GDQFH Ă RRU DW RQH SRLQW VR \RX FRXOG WUXO\ JHW WKH IHHO RI WKH PXVLF SXOVLQJ WKURXJK the room. Crazy and very cool and again so refreshing and unique. To end the night they had one gigantic jam session. I’m sure it was the party that never ended, but I unfortunately had to get home because I had to be at work bright and early the next morning. Thanks again for the invite Brent and Happy Birthday Al!! ,W ZDV DZHVRPH RIĂ€FLDOO\ PHHWLQJ \RX :KDW D JUHDW ZD\ WR VSHQG \RXU ELUWKGD\ with all of your closest friends. Al even had Sweger bus lines running to and from Harrisburg transporting people from their hotels so no one had to worry about drinking and driving. If you want to have your birthday party or even a fundraising event, or just host your own show at The Facktory give Brent a call. An amazing place to bring in a full day of bands and fun!! My last night of shenanigans started at Spring Gate Winery with a bunch of friends. They were having their Blues & BBQ event and I was hoping to catch some PXVLF EXW XQIRUWXQDWHO\ LW ZDV D UDLQ\ QLJKW JR Ă€JXUH VR WKH EDQGV ZHUH VTXLVKHG in their little indoor room which was absolutely packed! My friends and I sat outside under umbrellas where we could at least enjoy the music and a few beverages. Spring Gate has the vineyard and they also have Spring Gate in The Village right along Linglestown Rd. Both locations have live music quite regularly. Obviously on a beautiful night it would be a much better time to check out the local musicians, but I can WHOO \D WKHUH ZDV GHĂ€QLWHO\ D URFNLQ¡ JRRG WLPH KDSSHQLQJ LQVLGH After my friends went home I buzzed over to Double K to catch the tail end of Zero continued on pg. 14...

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Out & About continued.... Gravity. When I got there the party was in full swing and everyone was dancing and having a good time. Zero Gravity LV GHÀQLWHO\ D ORFDO IDYRULWH RI Double K. I know I haven’t gotten out nearly enough lately, but when I do get out I make the most of it. Double K is my go to spot because it’s my local bar, and a very faithful advertiser. I can look at their ad and see exactly who is playing there, and I can be there in 5 minutes, depending on the lights. I’ve had people complain that I don’t “get out enough”.. .but I can tell you I still get out way more than most people. I do try to get out and cover as much as possible, but I have a day job that pays the bills that requires a lot of time. We have quite a few great advertising venues: Tubby’s, Gullifty’s, The Fredericksburg Eagle, Double K, and all of the advertising bands and promoters. If I could just get to all of our advertisers I would be the happiest girl in the world, but even that is impossible. It also seems that everything is happening on the same night each month, and it’s also usually a day where I’m busy with family all day too! So... for all of those bands that keep sending me evites through Facebook and links to listen to your music or come to your show, chances are I’m just too stinkin’ busy! As far as our advertisers, I’m terribly sorry and please don’t lose hope in me or be offended if I don’t make it to your show! You never know where I’m going to show up next, and remember, just because I don’t show up, doesn’t mean your ad dollars didn’t get someone else in the door or to your website, etc. Thank you ALL for advertising.. I do truly appreicate each and every one of you!!! Without all of your support we wouldn’t be! Well that’s all for this month. A couple more HUGE shout outs; Happy not only Father’s Day, but also Happy Birthday to my Daddy, the one and only Whitey the Mighty!! (WYTMYT) I love you so much. No words can even describe how much I love you. I owe you for my super out going and bubbly personality. You have taught me to love all types of music and all types of people. I can start conversations with anyone, even tho I still haven’t brought home a hitch hiker and his broken down motorcycle yet! You have truly been an inspiration! I’m so glad you are such an integral part of our lives!!! XOXOXOXXOXO!! Happy YOU month Daddy! My last shout out is a Happy Father’s Day to all the Dad’s out there, especially my hubby and Me & Daddy playing corn hole the amazing Daddy of my two precious babies, Kris!!! If it wasn’t for him there wouldn’t be a “Rachel Rocks”. He allows me to go Out & About and cover all of the music I want, and understands that it’s my job, that I just happen to enjoy very much. He also understands that I’m a much happier person when I get out and enjoy a good night of music. He’s an amazing protector and friend and I love him immensely!!! I couldn’t have picked a better man to be the Daddy of my children and my own help mate. I must get buzzing out the door. I’m heading to Ohio this weekend for my niece’s graduation! Congrats to all of the grads out there!! Please party safe and get a DD and well if you are underage, don’t drink at all!!! If you have any questions please e-mail me at RachelRocks@ pamusician.net Don’t forget to check out more hot shots in color at www.facebook.com/pamusicianmagazine and of course our website at www.pamusician.net. 14

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The Agents of Lewton, Suited Up & Ready to Rock!

Mark “Agent M� Sutherland Sr. The Agents of Lewton have been rocking stages throughout central PA for almost exactly a year. Mark Sutherland Sr. and Cameron Deveney started jamming together and before too long they decided it was time to put a project together. Mark knew a guy he thought would work as their lead singer and it wound up being David Snyder. David and Cameron performed together in a band called Thing 3, so they knew they enjoyed playing together. They put out word they were looking for a drummer and before too long Freddy “Boom Boom� Murphy showed up. Mark played in a previous band with Freddy, so he was excited when he applied for the position. They brought him in for an audition and they knew instantly that their team of “Agents� was complete. When they had all of their pieces they started kicking around band names and Cameron quickly came up with Agents of Lewton. “Lewton� comes from the term ‘Lewton Effect’ from horror movies in the 1940’s. It was used when the writer wanted to throw people off their path. It was usually the cool, fun and surprising part of the movie. Just like the Agents of Lewton’s shows are also very fun and surprising!

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Article & photos by Rachel Rocks Mark, or “Agent Mâ€?, had the idea they should all “suit ting to play on stage. Now, years later, it still is! That’s upâ€? and wear suits at every show. Mark says, “Wearwhat they want, they want every night to be amazing. ing suits makes you feel empowered!â€? They are out there They want to make sure they continue to enjoy doing rescuing their fans, or “special agentsâ€? from the perils what they are doing or there is no use in doing it! Also as of everyday life. Plus, when they are all suited up it helps long as their “Special Agentsâ€? keep coming out to their people realize they really do mean business, and they shows, they will continue to perform for them. Music take their band very seriously. They put lots of thought brings people together and that’s exactly what they want, and action behind every idea. people getting together and having a good time! If you would like to get out and have a good time, they have two shows coming up soon: June 4th at the Glad Crab with Backseat Houligans and/or July 2nd at the Bourbon Bar and Grill in Hanover. Speaking of a good time, Agents of Lewton would like to thank everyone who has supported them along this journey: First and most important is their FANS! (a.k.a. “Special Agentsâ€?). They are truly working for them, they are what make or break a band. If you can build up a good fan base, everything else seems easy! Also super thanks to all the clubs who have booked them this past year. They feel as though they’ve developed some great relationships and they look forward to developing even more! Last, but not least is their girlfriends. They come to their shows and put up with sleepless nights and sleepy days, and everything in between. At most shows you will see their “Special Ladiesâ€? up there dancing with them and supporting them every way they possibly can. Last but not least I would also like to include an intro that was written by one of the “Super Special Agentsâ€?, Paul J. He wrote this little snippet about Agents of Lewton and every chance he can, he comes to their show and gives them a proper introdution of who and what the Agents of Lewton really are.... “ In 1942 RKO Pictures contracted Val Lewton to make horror movies and he revolutionized the genre into what Cameron “Agent Câ€? Deveney we know today. What most people don’t know, is that Agents of Lewton surprise you from the very beginLewton also trained up an army of ‘agent musicians’ to ning of every show, especially if you are seeing them for tour the country, entertaining the public with hard-drivWKH Ă€UVW WLPH OLNH , ZDV DW The Racehorse Tavern. When ing rock. Pop and hip-hop killed off most of those agents you see them all in suits walking around, you can’t help but four of them survived and making their debut on the but instantly think, “Blues Brothers,â€? but when they Cover of PA Musician Magazine are: Agents M and C start knocking out Blockbuster rock ‘n’ roll, people are on guitar, Agent B on drums and pluckin’ and slappin’ pleasantly surprised, well at least I know I was! Their and singin’ his little heart out right up front is Agent D opening songs are usually some Queen and Whitesnake on bass and lead vocals. Ladies and Gentlemen, the eterwhich is another crowd shocker, from then on out it’s off nal souls of rock and roll...AGENTS OF LEWTON!â€? to the races with some all-out pedal to the metal rock ‘n The Agents of Lewton are here to rescue you us from roll! the perils of a boring life! Get out there and see these For their shows they have a general idea of how the set guys, I’m sure you will have a rockin’ good time. For is going to go, but really they leave it up to their “Special WKHLU PRVW XS WR GDWH VFKHGXOH \RX FDQ Ă€QG WKHP DW Agentsâ€?. David, “Agent Dâ€?, does a great job at reading Facebook.com/AgentsOfLewton, or on their website, WKH FURZG DQG NHHSLQJ WKH VRQJ VHOHFWLRQV Ă RZLQJ WR ZZZ DJHQWVRĂ HZWRQ FRP. keep the people up dancing and having a great time. He’s DOVR D ELJ PXOWL WDVNHU EHFDXVH ZKLOH KH¡V Ă€JXULQJ DOO RI that out, he’s also the lead singer and bassist. “Agent Mâ€? is an amazing guitar player with awesome charisma that brings their “Special Agentsâ€? WR WKH GDQFH Ă RRU SHRSOH are simply mesmerized by his talent! Cameron, “Agent Câ€?, is all over the room with his wireless guitar, making sure no “Special Agentsâ€? are left behind. He brings the party to all parts of the club, he’s even been known to climb on tables from time to time. Don’t let Freddy “Boom, Boomâ€? Murphy fool you, he might be stuck behind those drums, but he’s still having the time of his life! His smile is contagious as he effortlessly bangs on his drums, adding in the perfect beat to every song. Agents of Lewton DUH GHĂ€QLWHO\ QRW QHZ WR WKH FHQWUDO PA music scene. They’ve been around and they’ve seen and heard a lot, but yet they keep coming back for more. They aren’t here to make a million, but they are here to have fun and make sure everyone who comes out is KDYLQJ D IXQ QLJKW WRR %DFN ZKHQ WKH\ Ă€UVW SLFNHG XS DQ Freddy “Agent Bâ€? Murphy instrument in their teenage days it was euphoric just getPennsylvania Musician Magazine

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NATIONALS By Eric Hoffman

Greetings Rockers’ N’ Rollers! The sleaze metal of Faster Pussycat returned to the East Coast with local shows in both Chambersburg and Lebanon. The 80’s glam band rose to fame with their hit single “House Of Pain,� in 1989, which went Gold selling over 500,000 copies. Faster Pussycat continue to rock with founding member and lead singer, Taime Downe. The band has played nearly 40 shows in the past 2 months, including the massive M3 Rock Festival in Columbia, MD. They put on a great rocking show, bringing their dirty Hollywood, CA to the Sports Page in Lebanon. It was then off to New York City, where Canadian indie pop duo Tegan & Sara performed an intimate show

at La Poisson Rouge on May 9th. The twin Quin sisters promoted their new album, “Love You To Death“ (releasing June 3rd) with small shows in Los Angeles, Toronto and NYC. They will embark on a worldwide WUHN FRQVLVWLQJ RI VKRZV ZLWK Ă€QDO WRXU GDWHV LQ 3KLOadelphia (Nov 3) and Washington DC (Nov 6). This will be the eighth studio album for Tegan & Sara. While in NYC, it was great to visit music sights such as Electric Lady Studios built by Jimi Hendrix in 1970, David Bowie’s last apartment, Madonna’s Upper East Side townhouse, Frank Sinatra’s childhood home, Joey Ramone’s gravesite and the former site of CBGB’s. The following day, hip hop duo Insane Clown Posse visited Lancaster’s Chameleon on May 10. Once again, ICP put on an elaborate and entertaining performance delivering their hardcore hip hop known as ‘horrorcore’. Insane Clown Posse shows are notorious for spraying fans with three to four hundred two-liter bottles of Faygo soda at every show. The duo has earned two platinum

Taime Down of Faster Pussycat DQG Ă€YH JROG DOEXPV ZLWK WKHLU HQWLUH FDWDORJ RI PXVLF selling over 10 million units. This current tour ICP is playing their 1995 album “Riddle Boxâ€? in its entirety. Tommy Conwell & The Young Rumblers reunited once again for a sold out show at the Ardmore Music Hall RQ 0D\ WK 7KH OHJHQGDU\ 3KLODGHOSKLD EDQG performs together about twice a year. The incredible showman and musician Tommy Conwell continues to SHUIRUP VROR LQ PDQ\ 3KLODGHOSKLD VXUURXQGLQJ DUHDV The band has already announced their next reunion on November 19th in Ardmore. An incredible show by Band of Horses took place at The Playhouse in Wilmington, DE on May 21st. The indie rock band originated in Seattle 2004 but now are based in Charleston, SC. Band of Horses have released IRXU VWXGLR DOEXPV DQG ZLOO UHOHDVH WKHLU Ă€IWK RQ -XQH 10th titled “Why Are You Okâ€?. Band of Horses have gained popularity with songs “No One’s Gonna Love You,â€? “The Funeralâ€? and the latest “Casual Party.â€? Their infectious rock caused the crowd to abandon assigned seats and make a mad rush for the stage. Truly a special night, as the band only performed two American shows before heading to Europe for massive festivals this Summer. 1$7,21$/ 1(:6 )RU WKH Ă€UVW WLPH LQ \HDUV the original 0LVĂ€WV will be performing with its founder and iconic singer, Glenn Danzig. Original members Danzig and Jerry Only along with longtime guitarist Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein are scheduled to headline Riot Fest in both Denver and Chicago. Danzig formed the band in 1977 in Lodi, New Jersey, naming 7KH 0LVĂ€WV after Marilyn Monroe’s Ă€QDO Ă€OP $IWHU D couple months of personnel changes, Danzig landed a bassist named Jerry Caiafa who, because his last name was a pain to spell correctly, insisted he be credited as Jerry, Only Jerry. Their music, has been dubbed “horror punk.â€? Guns N’ Roses have announced openers for their ‘Not In This Lifetime Tour.’ Depending on which city fans will see either Alice In Chains or Lenny Kravitz. In addition to original members Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan, the GNR lineup includes Dizzy Reed (keyboards), Richard Fortus (rhythm guitar), Frank Ferrer (drums) and Melissa Reese (keyboards). ZZ Top welcomes Gov’t Mule on upcoming tour dates, including Sept. 11th at Bethlehem’s Sands Casino and Sept 13th at Baltimore’s Pier Six Pavilion. “ZZ Top and the Mule are cut from the same dyed-in-the-blues cloth,â€? Billy Gibbons said. “I’ve long admired the band continueud on pg. 17...

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THE PROFESSOR By Jim Price

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The Professor continued.... session before the evening public Pints for Pets session was Bedford-based acoustic duo Free Donuts. Singer/ guitarist Kenny Fetterman and singer Michal Wiles offered up a pleasant variety of sounds, spanning hits from Nancy Sinatra and Fats Domino to Great White, Georgia Satellites, Gloria Gaynor, Roger Miller, Johnny Cash, Hall & Oates and more. Although I left before the evening session, The Chrome Hearts and Chris Vipond & the Stanley Street Band provided the music for twilight beer sampling. And for the record, my favorite brew during this year’s Pints For Pets was Dock Street Bohemian Pilsener, with Straub Maibock a close second! At press time, monsoon-like rains were deluging the 49th annual Blair County Arts Festival at Penn State Altoona. I will have a full recap of that event next month. Rain, winds and even sleet happened outdoors, but GLG QRW DIIHFW D VSHFLDO LQGRRU EHQHĂ€W ODVW PRQWK IRU DUHD Vietnam veterans. The inaugural True Patriots Project %HQHĂ€W Wook place at Hollidaysburg’s U.S. Hotel, raising money and awareness for Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) Blair County Chapter 967, which works and advocates for improving conditions for area Vietnam War Veterans. The afternoon kicked off with a reverent tone, with “Miss Jewel of the Westâ€? Anna Oberneder singing an a cappella rendition of the “Star Spangled Bannerâ€?; she also sang “God Bless Americaâ€? and “America the Beautifulâ€? later in the event. VVA Blair County president John Foy then led the audience in reciting the Pledge Of Allegiance, and Charles Rhone presented an opening prayer and moment of silence. The afternoon then converted into a celebration of veterans and the VDFULĂ€FHV WKH\ KDYH PDGH ZLWK VHYHUDO DUHD EDQGV SURviding the music. Felix & the Hurricanes led off the PDLQ VWDJH HQWHUWDLQPHQW TXLFNO\ JHQHUDWLQJ GDQFH Ă RRU activity with their upbeat mixture of classics and original songs. The reliable roster of singer/guitarist Felix Kos, bassist/singer Jeff Clapper and drummer/singer Bob Watters did favorites from the Eagles, Eric Clapton, Cream, The Clarks, Allman Brothers, Zac Brown Band and more. They threw in a surprise with the Jeff-fronted version of Paul Revere & the Raiders’ “Kicks,â€? and they also performed their original song dedication to returning troops, “Coming Home to You.â€? On a side stage, the Backyard Rockers performed before the start of the event and between main stage acts. Singer/guitarist Rich Dasch, harmonica man “Harmonica Daveâ€? Baird and yours truly on percussion and show emcee duties mixed in songs from Steve Earle, Neil Young, Old Crow Medicine Show, Tom Petty, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Elton John and more. We introduced our rendition of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,â€? and welcomed birthday celebrant Priscilla “the Tambourine Ladyâ€? Gati up to tap tambourine on several songs. Next on the main stage was Skye 2.0, who celebrated progressive and arena rock of the Vietnam era. Detailed musicianship took the forefront as singer/keyboardist Adam DiFlaviano, guitarist/singer Don Osborn, keyboardist/singer Ken Civils, bassist Kris Civils and drummer Bill Hocherl performed numbers such as Deep Purple’s “Highway Star,â€? Uriah Heep’s “Look At Yourself,â€? a passage from Jesus Christ Superstar, The Who’s “Won’t Get Fooled Againâ€? and more. Skye 2.0 also offered a surprise rendition of Focus’ “Hocus Pocusâ€? (long version!), their hybrid fusion of the Simon & Garfunkel and Yes versions of “America,â€? other classic Yes ‘long ones’ such as “Roundaboutâ€? and “Yours Is No Disgrace,â€? and King Crimson’s “Court of the Crimson King.â€? At set’s end, bassist/singer Bill Hunter joined Don, Ken and Bill Hocherl for a cameo appearance of their band Flashpoint to perform Van Halen’s “Jump.â€? Flight 19 soon closed out the event with their high-encontinued on pg. 20...

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The Professor continued.... in his skivvies – told the tale of the pigs and big bad wolf, with the crowd yelling back the chorus response “Not by the hair of my chinny-chin-chin!â€? From there, Bill recruited volunteers to don huge puppet heads, leading to his “punk rock puppet moshpitâ€? that ran circles during nearly every song of the set. Bill and Green Jelly broke out other numbers from their popular 1993 “Cereal Killer Soundtrackâ€? album such as “Obey the Cowgod,â€? “Rock’N-Roll Pumpkihnâ€? and their take on the Sex Pistols’ “Anarchy in the U.K.â€? The rest of the concert featured a large number of local and regional hard rock names leading up to Green Jelly’s set. Prior to my arrival, the day saw performances from Paradigm, Tread the Last, Klockwick, Black Sun, Threatpoint and Wrath Of Typhon. I arrived as Syracuse, New York’s One Step From Falling took the stage. Drummer Steve Reith VLQJV OHDG YRFDOV Ă DQNHG E\ JXLWDULVWV Pete Krell and Bob Bardou, and bassist Josh Skellett. Demonstrating a heavy, groove-driven brand of ‘heady metal’ suggesting hints of Tool, Deftones and Chevelle, One Step From Falling introduced original songs such as “Round in Circlesâ€? and “Alive,â€? as well as their spin on Tool’s “Sober.â€? Next was Hate Grenade DQG P\ Ă€UVW ORRN DW WKH JURXS since their newest acquisition, bassist Buddy Reilly. Buddy, guitarist Chuck Lavera and drummer Mike Powers generated volatile backdrops for frontman Jeff Glace to bark out angry anthems off the group’s new “Pull the Pinâ€? CD such as “Wake Up,â€? “Killjoy,â€? “One Of A Kind,â€? “Hypocriteâ€? and more. State College’s It Is Written also has a new bass player since the last time I saw them, as Colin McAtee has taken over bottom-end duties. Colin, lead howler/guitarist Ken Hawkins and drummer Darl Johnstonbaugh unleashed a fast-paced,

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aggressive brand of thrash-driven metal as they executed a number of tunes from their self-titled CD. Naildriver then introduced their new drummer, Andy Melusky Foley, during their set of full-frontal power metal just before Green Jelly. Andy, singer Matt Watson, guitarists Scott Botteicher and Todd Dale, and bassist Scott Bush introduced several aggressive new original songs, as well

Tommy Victor of Prong with Jim Price as established original song assaults like “Hypocrite Anthem,� “Phoenix� and “Seal the Exits.� Following Green Jelly’s aforementioned three-ring circus freefor-all, Everett’s Awaken From Ruin closed the night. Vocalist Joe Smith, guitarist Logan Yablonski, bassist Corey Colledge and drummer/singer David Grant, Awaken From Ruin drilled ferocious metal and metalcore, doing numbers from their self-titled EP such as “Destruction Site,� “Filth of Ages,� “Painted Smile� and more. I journeyed to Pittsburgh last month to see national recording artists Prong at the Hard Rock Cafe on Station Square. Kicking off the concert was Brookville-based rockers Hatred Rising, who introduced a number of new

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original songs from their power metal arsenal. Lead vocalist Fred Baughman, guitarists Mitch Nieman and Ryan Anderson, bassist Gary Waldenville and drummer Caleb Harmen did aggressive rockers such as ´1LJKWPDUH Âľ ´0LVHU\ Âľ ´6DFULĂ€FH Âľ ´1R 5HJUHWVÂľ and more. Pittsburgh’s Horehound followed with female-led, Black Sabbath-toned doom metal. Singer Shy Kennedy offered a siren-like voice up front, backed by weighty rhythms from drummer J.D. Dauer, guitarists Brendan Parrish and Mike Altopiedi, and bassist David Westfall. As they performed several compositions from their self-titled CD, Horehound generated arrangements that especially recalled Dioera Black Sabbath. Another Pittsburgh group, Prime 8, followed with a unique sound situated somewhere between Rob/White Zombie, System Of A Down and punk rock. Six members strong, Prime 8 featured wild growler frontman Sean and violinist Megan, and did a IDVW Ă€ULQJ VHOHFWLRQ RI RULJLQDO VRQJV LQFOXGLQJ VHYHUDO from their latest album “The Conquerorâ€?. Headliners continued on pg. 22...

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Prong quickly got down to business and stormed into their set of hardcore-laced, aggressive rock and metal, doing new and old songs from their catalog. Now comprised of founder, frontman and guitarist Tommy Victor, bassist Jason Christopher and drummer Art Cruz; Prong pounded high-velocity metallic grooves that stirred the stage front crowd into mosh frenzies several times. Prong opened with “Ultimate Authorityâ€? off their new album “X-No Absolutesâ€?, and did numbers such as “Unconditionalâ€? (off the “Prove You Wrongâ€? album), the title track off “Rude Awakeningâ€?, and several tracks from “Cleansingâ€? such as “Broken Peaceâ€? and the onetwo knockout punch of “Whose Fist Is This Anywayâ€? and the MTV video hit “Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neckâ€? to close the set. When the crowd demanded an encore, Prong quickly responded with “For Dear Lifeâ€? RII WKHLU Ă€UVW PDMRU ODEHO DOEXP ¡V “Beg to Differâ€?. $W VRQJ¡V HQG Tommy Victor immediately headed to the Hard Rock CafÊ’s front entrance to greet and thank fans as they left the venue. 3LWWVEXUJK¡V Strange Brew visited the stage of EbensEXUJ¡V Castle Pub ODVW PRQWK $URXQG IRU QHDUO\ \HDUV WKLV JURXS ² VLQJHU Ă XWH DQG PHORGLXP SOD\HU Marcy Eustice, guitarist Fran Rifugiato, bassist Jim Capp and drummer Mike Visnick – performed an HFOHFWLF YDULHW\ RI URFN¡Q¡UROO EOXHV VXUI URFN DQG 5 % 7KH\ PL[HG LW XS \RX FRXOGQ¡W SUHGLFW ZKHUH WKHLU MRXUney would head next. This night featured tunes from the 6WUD\ &DWV %RE 6HJHU -RKQQ\ &DVK -RDQ -HWW &DQQHG Heat, Aretha Franklin, Animals, Del Shannon and more. They did several original songs, plus covered a few song surprises not often covered on area stages such as %ORQGLH¡V “The Tide Is High,â€? -RKQQ\ .LGG¡V “Shakin’ All Over,â€? “Baby Please Don’t Go,â€? and the Cream song that bears their name, “Strange Brew.â€? Their sound was FOHDQ SUHFLVH DQG VPRRWK DQG , HQMR\HG WKHLU LQVWUXPHQtal variety, with Fran displaying excellent guitar work, and Marcy FRORULQJ WKH VRQJV ZLWK Ă XWH DQG PHORGLXP she displayed a smooth voice as well. Strange Brew is well worth checking out; watch for them when they return to the Castle Pub. On a Friday night in late April, I took advantage of an opportunity to catch three separate performances in +ROOLGD\VEXUJ 0\ Ă€UVW VWRS ZDV DW WKH Black Dog Cafe to see the early evening performance of folk/pop duo Asbury Lane. Featuring singer Tami Hinish and guitarist/singer Jeremy Schimansky, Asbury Lane did great work on their selection of acoustic folk, rock and pop QXPEHUV -RKQ 3ULQH LV WKHLU VSHFLDOW\ WKH\ SHUIRUPHG D number of his songs, including “Long Monday,â€? “Angel from Montgomery,â€? “Spanish Pipedream (Blow Up Your TV),â€? “In Spite of Ourselvesâ€? and “Clocks and Spoons.â€? 7KH\ DOVR SHUIRUPHG WXQHV IURP %DUHQDNHG /DGLHV :LOOLH 1HOVRQ %RE '\ODQ -RKQQ\ &DVK -DFN :KLWH +ROly Williams and more. The duo welcomed guests Jack Coyle on harmonica and Tim Boland on keys for several numbers, and when called back for the show-ending encore, Asbury Lane UHVSRQGHG ZLWK -RKQ 'HQYHU¡V “Take Me Home Country Roads.â€? Asbury Lane delivered a fun, pleasant listening experience; watch for them on acoustic stages throughout the region. My next stop was the nearby U.S. Hotel to check in ZLWK DQ DUWLVW , KDGQ¡W VHHQ LQ D ZKLOH Matt Wagner. Matt still has a great voice, and he demonstrated ample range and versatility as he covered a wide spectrum of song material and accommodated any and all requests. Matt’s selection this night included numbers from Tom 3HWW\ WKH (DJOHV 6LPRQ *DUIXQNHO WKH /XPLQHHUV (ULF &ODSWRQ 6RXO $V\OXP (OWRQ -RKQ )RR )LJKWHUV 5 ( 0 3HWHU *DEULHO (G 6KHHUDQ DQG PDQ\ PRUH +H comfortably and quickly transitioned between songs and continued on pg. 23...

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styles, making his performance sound seamless. Family duties have made Matt’s stage appearances a little less frequent in recent years, but he still provides a pleasant show when he does perform; watch for his return to the U.S. Hotel soon. My Friday night Hollidaysburg triple-play concluded at Shan Nicole’s Irish Pub, where Bedford duo Lil’ Country ZDV Ă€ULQJ XS D FKDUJHG FRXQWU\ Ă DYRUHG SDUty. Sarah Mellott’s voice was in excellent form as she belted with power and range, and Artie Burtnett sounded strong on voice and guitar as well. The pair did numbers from Julie Roberts, Bon Jovi, Carrie Underwood, Dixie Chicks, Jana Kramer, Keith Urban, Adele, Doobie Brothers, Journey and more. Lil’ Country recently journeyed to Nashville, and got to perform twice at the renowned Bluebird CafĂŠ during their stay. Their energetic, enthusiastic performances are catching on; watch for Lil’ Country as they spread their brand of acoustic country fun to stages around the region. Once in a while I get to experience live music at my employer. In late April, I enjoyed a Monday lunch hour matinee performance by new acoustic duo Blossom Hollow in the downstairs lobby of the Devorris Center in Penn State Altoona’s downtown complex. Featuring singer Nicole Morgan and singer/guitarist Matt Sheedy, Blossom Hollow performed a tasty blend of country and pop numbers. Nicole’s voice radiated in this space, as she belted out tunes from Little Big Town, Miranda Lambert, Fleetwood Mac, Johnny Cash and more. Matt showed steady and smooth strums and picking on his guitar. They did an original song as well. This rising duo’s upbeat show is quickly gaining traction on area stages; watch for increased Blossom Hollow sightings around the region. Another rising name on area stages is The Wreckers, who I saw last month at The Saloon in State College. 6LQFH LW ZDV WKH HYH RI 3HQQ 6WDWH Ă€QDOV ZHHN DWWHQdance was light; but The Wreckers – singer Kasi Damiano, singer/guitarist Roy Long, guitarist Alex Sterbenz, bassist Chris Tombasko and drummer Brandon Deamer – made it count for the folks who did show up, mixing a variety of smooth-sounding classic and modern rock hits plus a few original tunes. Roy and Kasi shared the lion’s share of singing duties, showing good voices as they crooned songs from Blues Traveler, Sublime, Tom Petty, 4 Non Blondes, Train, Goo Goo Dolls, Meredith Brooks, a reggae spin on “Wagon Wheelâ€? and more. They also did their new original song, “Best Days.â€? The Wreckers SOD\ VWDJHV LQ &HQWUH DQG 0LIĂ LQ &RXQWLHV

and they will perform at the annual Central PA 4th Fest in State College on July 4. Vision To None continues to build momentum on area stages. During last month’s appearance at Altoona’s 4D’s Lounge, the roster of singer/guitarist Chris Welker, singer/bassist Eric McCrum, guitarist/singer Jesse Husted and drummer Katlyn Reitz NHSW WKH GDQFH à RRU busy with high-powered numbers from Bryan Adams, 7KH 2XWÀHOG %RQ -RYL :DON 7KH 0RRQ %DFNVWUHHW Boys, Sublime, Fall Out Boy, Blink 182 and more. Shallow 9 singer Erika Marino chimed in on backing vocals on a number of songs. A rising party force, watch for Vision To None’s return to the 4D’s, as well as State College area stages. News and notes: Sister Sparrow & the Dirty Birds, The Record Company, The Commonheart, Doyle Bramhall II, The Billy Price Band and Eric Lindell are among the headliners at the annual Summer’s Best Music Fest in downtown State College on June 3-4. The

tenth annual Day Of Rock EHQHÀW FRQFHUW KDSSHQV RQ June 4 at the Saxton Sportsmen’s Pavilion, with proceeds helping the Altoona chapter of We Care Therapy Services; performing will be Bad Daze, Locked and Loaded, Shallow 9, Backlash, Naildriver, Floored-X and Bone Jacked, with Jae Smith (Root and the Fifths) performing acoustic between bands. Queen tribute Almost Queen kicks off this year’s Alive at Five Summer Concert Series at Altoona’s Railroaders Museum on June 10. Lonesome River Band, Colebrook Road, Mason Porter, Mama Corn, Strait & Miller, Remington Ryde, Jakob’s Ferry Stragglers, The Tussey Mountain Moonshiners and the new mach edition of The Hillbilly Gypsies are among the performers appearing at this year’s Smoked Country Jam Bluegrass Festival, happening June 15-18 at Quiet Oaks CampJURXQG QRUWK RI 5HQRYR SURFHHGV EHQHÀW WKH Lupus Foundation of PA. The acoustic duo of Rue Moyer and Brian Pavlik have recruited guitarist Jarrett Bickel and continued on pg. 24...

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The Professor continued.... drummer Rob Bonsell; the new group is called Electrify the Farm. Watch for newly-formed Altoona-based country group Eldo Red, arriving on area stages later this summer. Lewistown rockers Junkhouse have added new bass player Bob Frye to their lineup. We send our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of western PA musician Gene Peterson, who passed away on May 12th at age 84; Gene frequently appeared at festivals and jam sessions armed with his saxophone, clariQHW KDUPRQLFD RU Ă XWH Happy Birthdays to Greg Malec (Red Alert), Zac Grace (Chris Woodward & ShinDiggin’), Jill Simanski (Pistol Peg & the Beer Kegs), Kolt Green (Inside Out), Norman Nardini, John “JTâ€? Thompson, Zupe, Brett O’Donnell (Untyed), Eric McCrum (Vision to None), Jaime Dubetsky (Acoustic Stew), Chris Verbano (Whiskey River Panhandlers), Erika Marino and P.J. Kelly

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