Posts Tagged ‘Trey Stone’
SHOW ALERT: Great Blues, Beer, and Food! What More Could You Ask For? | Blues and Brews: Nasty Bingo Gets Blue! – Yellow Cab – 9.23.16
Posted: September 16, 2016 by Kimberly Weiss in Local Music NewsTags: Blues and Brews, Chris Yakopcic, Eric Henry, Gary King, Khrys Blank, Miss Lissa, Nasty Bingo, Rich Reuter, Sharon Lane, The Old Yellow Cab, The Wicked Wich of Dayton, Trey Stone
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Nothing goes together better than live music, a stout drink, delicious food, and a hundred or so of your buddies, so get out to GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! “Forever Young” Celebrating the Music of Bob Dylan
Posted: November 21, 2015 by Jimmy Cummings in Awesome Upcoming Shows, Local Music NewsTags: Aarika Voegele, Basil's, Bob Dylan, Brad Denson, CAAMP, Cassie Baker, Chad Wells, Charlie Tipton, Colin Richards, Dayton City Schools, Eric Henry, Forever Young, Jesse Henry, Kosin's Tents & Events, Max Nunery, Music Connection Dayton, Nikki Dakota, Paige Beller, Ramblin Mac, Rich Reuter, Scott Lee, Sharon Lane, Square Roots Records, Stivers School of the Arts, The Dayton Beer Company, The Spikedrivers, Todd Oaks, Trey Stone, Troy Community Radio, Troy Meat Shops, Troy OH, upcoming shows
Square Roots Live presents “Forever Young” Celebrating the Music of Bob Dylan. On Saturday, December 5, nearly 30 local and regional musicians will gather at Square Roots Records in Troy for a one night only celebration of the music of Bob Dylan, with proceeds benefiting Stivers School of the Arts‘ Creative Writing Department in Dayton, OH!
Local attorney explores Midnight Sky | www.mydaytondailynews.com
Posted: February 9, 2015 by Kimberly Weiss in Band/Artist/Project News, Local Music NewsTags: album release, Dark Stretch of Road, Dayton Daily News, debut album, Don Thrasher, Gary King, Midnight Sky, Oakwood, Paige Beller, Refraze Recording Studio, Rock, Roots, Tim Tye, Tod Weidner, Trey Stone
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Since I started this column in 2003, I’ve received plenty of packages from career people realizing the lifelong dream of releasing their own CD. To be frank, these vanity projects are often not worth sharing with a wide audience.
Local attorney explores Midnight Sky | www.mydaytondailynews.com.
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