Posts Tagged ‘Magic Jackson’
Here Come the Mummies! Unearthed in the Land of Funk!
Posted: February 22, 2016 by Jimmy Cummings in Local Music News, Non-Local Bands, Show Reviews & PicturesTags: Bed Bath and Behind, Chaperone, Dayton OH, Fight the Pimp, Funk, Here Come the Mummies, Magic Jackson, McGuff & the Dumpster Fires, Oddbody's Music Room, The Land of Funk, Venus in Transit
Oddbody’s Music Room was packed tighter than the tombs these guys crawled out of, and the early start time didn’t keep fans away from this rager that also included local favorites, Magic Jackson and McGuff and the Dumpster Fires. Tickets for the show sold out days prior to the event, but thanks to some very good friends, we copped a pair of tickets for what turned out to be a show for the ages!
Magical Moments ~ The 6th Annual Wham Bam Thank U Jam (Part 2)
Posted: September 12, 2015 by Jimmy Cummings in Local Music News, Music Connection News, Show Reviews & PicturesTags: Baoku Moses, Boogie Matrix, Brad Denson, Danny Sauers, Eric Henry & Miss Lissa, Fairborn Canoe Club, Far From Eden, Grover, Guitars to Gunstocks, Hannons Camp America, Harlot, Jah Soul, Jimmy Cummings, Jonny Dreads and the Mystiks, Kimberly Weiss, Lemon Sky, Love of Life Inc, Magic Jackson, Matt Hohenbrink, Michael Franti, Music Connection Dayton, Nick Dellaposta, PROfound Sound, Sharon Lane, Subterranean, The Almighty Get Down, The United SpaceRangers Association, To No End, Tracy Lakes, W937 Dayton Radio, Wham Bam Thank U Jam
There were plenty of amazing moments at the 6th Annual Wham Bam Thank U Jam held August 14-16 at Hannon’s Camp America. Earlier in the week, I shared with you the first part of my Wham Bam experience. Now, it’s my pleasure to bring you Part 2 of this magical weekend!
Miami Valley Music Fest Wrap Up!
Posted: August 19, 2015 by Kimberly Weiss in History, Local Music News, Music Connection News, Show Reviews & PicturesTags: Arrows of Neon, Basils in Troy, Eatonic Music Festival, Elementree Livity Project, Emily & The Lost Cat Ramblers, event booth, Gem City Podcast, Glostik Willy, Grover, Jah Soul, Kickstarter, Kris B.'s Midnight Railroad, Lost on Iddings, Magic Jackson, Mark Cantwil, Miami Valley Music Fest, Music Connection Dayton, Paige & the Belairs, Scott Lee & the Whiskey River Boys, Sean Finni, Sharon Lane, Signs of Life, Signs of Life - The Essence of Pink Floyd, Subterranean, The Almighty Get Down, The Crazy Redheaded Canteen, Tony Red Band, Trey Stone & The Ringers, Troy Community Radio, Troy OH, W937 Dayton Radio, Will C and Family
If you were at the Miami Valley Music Fest this year, then you saw and heard all the amazing talent and experienced the love, but for those of you who missed it and those of you who’d like to reminisce, I’ve got a festival wrap up for ya and some great pictures from my good friend and business partner, Jimmy C.! (more…)
FESTIVAL ALERT – 10 YEARS STRONG: CHARITY ROCKS THE MIAMI VALLEY MUSIC FEST
Posted: July 27, 2015 by Jimmy Cummings in Awesome Upcoming Shows, Local Music News, Music Connection NewsTags: Almighty Get Down, Arrows of Neon, Bill Kurzenberger, Covington Outreach Association, D Funk All Stars, Darke County Hope Foundation, Elementree Livity Project, Emily and the Lost Cat Ramblers, Glostik Willy, Grover, Jah Soul, Magic Jackson, Miami Valley Music Fest, Mike Perkins, Paige and the Belairs, Shrub, Subterranean, Terrapin Moon, The Spikedrivers, Trey Stone and the Ringers, Will C and Family
The wait is almost over for one of the most anticipated events of the summer. This weekend, music fans converge on the Troy Eagle’s Campground in Troy, OH for the 10th Annual Miami Valley Music Fest. This year’s event features over 50 of the area’s best bands and musicians performing on four stages including The Spikedrivers, Shrub, Glostik Willy, D Funk All-Stars, Subterranean, Mike Perkins, and many more.
The Miami Valley Music Festival not only brings great music to the Dayton area, they also contribute much needed funds to local organizations such as The Covington Outreach Association and the Darke County Hope Foundation. The great folks at the Miami Valley Music Festival Association work tirelessly to bring the community together through music and charitable giving.
Their “Charity Rocks!” initiative seeks to “educate the public on opportunities to give back to the community, and expose younger festival audiences to the public services offered by non-profit organizations.”
The 10th Annual Miami Valley Music Fest is gearing up to be the BIGGEST yet with a line-up that includes Elementree Livity Project, The Almighty Get Down, Bill Kurzenberger, Terrapin Moon, Emily & the Lost Cat Ramblers, and local favorites like Arrows of Neon, Magic Jackson, Paige & The Belairs, Jah Soul, Grover, Trey Stone and the Ringers, Gem City, and Will C & F.A.M.I.L.Y., and THIS is just a TASTE of all the amazing bands that will be performing! Click HERE for the complete lineup!
Pre-sale tickets for The 10th Annual Miami Valley Music Fest are still available online for $45 (deadline for Pre-sale is NOON on Thursday, July 30) and will be $65 at the gate. Admission includes camping with a limited number of RV spots available for an additional $30. VIP upgrades are also available!
Music Connection Dayton will be there enjoying the festivities and sharing our love for local music. Stop by and visit our booth!
10th Annual Miami Valley Music Fest
July 31 – August 1
Troy Eagle’s Campground
Troy, OH.
Back to the garage | OLD SCHOOL PROMOTER BRINGS THE WOGGLES TO BOB’S – Dayton City Paper
Posted: April 21, 2015 by Kimberly Weiss in Local Music NewsTags: 60's styled garage rock, Blind Bob's, Brookwood Hall, dayton, Dayton City Paper, Dayton Music Scene, DJ Mighty Manfred, Front Street Warehouse, Gary Spencer, Ken Gross, Little Steven's Wicked Cool Records, Los Angeles, Magic Jackson, Network Sights & Sounds, promoting, r&b, Rock, Sirius Satellite Radio Underground Garage, Swarm, The Loveless, The Sub Galley/Aardvark Ballroom, The Woggles
By Gary Spencer April 14, 2015
Photo: Garage rockers The Woggles will perform at Blind Bob’s on April 23
The Dayton music scene has evolved a lot over the years, both for better and worse. One thing many longtime Dayton concertgoers bemoan is the lack of national touring acts stopping to play the Gem City, something that in the late 1980s and ’90s was actually pretty common. One promoter in particular was instrumental in making Dayton a regular place for national touring bands to play. His name is Ken Gross.
Break Out the Flip-Flops & Camping Gear – 4th Annual May Daze Music Festival is HERE!
Posted: April 15, 2015 by Jimmy Cummings in Awesome Upcoming Shows, Band/Artist/Project News, Local Music NewsTags: Aqueous, Baby Hands, Boogie Matrix, Creation Station, Electric Orange Peel, Elementree Livity Project, ethosine, Fam!ly, Glostik Willy, High Altitude, Magic Jackson, May Daze Music Festival, McLovins, One Last Hoorah Tour, Peridoni, Scott Lee & The Whisky River Boys, Speaking Suns, Subterranean, Tropidelic, upcoming shows, Will C & FAMILY, Yosemite
Dust off those flip-flops and break out the camping gear! Festy season is finally here, and who better to get things started than the good folks at Laughing Sam Productions!
Hot off the heels of the wildly successful Mustache Bash at the Funky Bean Farm, Laughing Sam is at again. On Friday, May 1 the party rolls down I-75 to the VFW Campground in Franklin, Ohio for the 4th Annual May Daze Music Festival!
Local Community Rallies Around Victims of Devastating Fire
Posted: March 10, 2015 by Jimmy Cummings in Awesome Upcoming Shows, Local Music NewsTags: Actor's Theatre, benefit concert, Donation, Fairborn, Fam!ly, Gin-Soaked Angels, Go Fund Me, Kevin Dumont, Magic Jackson, March, Sassafraz, Tia Kennedy, upcoming shows, Willy Clark
Local Businesses and Musicians Rallies Around Victims of Devastating Fire
Hardships and misfortunes strike us all at some point in our lives, and for most of us picking up the pieces can be a difficult and strenuous process. Tia Kennedy and her family know this all too well after escaping a devastating fire that roared through their home on Monday, February 16. Tia and her family survived the disaster but the house and contents were all destroyed. The family is left with the task of starting from scratch, an undertaking that would be difficult for anyone, but especially for a mother of two small sons. Fortunately for the Kennedy family, they live in a community that is more than willing to lend a hand. (more…)