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Bruce Hornsby & the Noisemakers at Cain Park Evans Amphitheater (opens the original)
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It was difficult to tell who was having more fun when Bruce Hornsby & the Noisemakers played at Cleveland Heights’ Cain Park Evans Amphitheater – Bruce or the audience. Frequently smiling during the two-hour show, you could almost see his synapses clicking as he offered fresh, reinterpreted takes of his material. As much as he enjoyed creating new approaches to his tunes, Hornsby equally lit up during the contributions from the Noisemakers—J.T. Thomas (keyboards), J.V. Collier (bass), Gibb Droll
Gov’t Mule and Joe Bonamassa at the Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre (opens the original)
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On August 9, lovers of the blues and six-string mastery were treated to a guitar summit from Gov’t Mule and Joe Bonamassa at the Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre. With the sun slowly setting during Mule’s 12-song set, the quartet mixed covers with its own catalog of material including opener “World Boss.” The band also visited its past with “Mother Earth” and “Mule” from 1995’s self-titled debut and “Shake Our Way Out,” off of its last studio release, Peace…Like a River. Midway through the per
Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs with Sarah Lee Guthrie at Northfield Park Racino (opens the original)
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Before Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs played a note on the third date of their summer tour, the group’s frontman, and Heartbreakers co-founder, announced that over the course of the show he hoped it would be a refuge from the “wicked world outside” of the casino. To reference a Nobel Prize recipient he previously worked with, Campbell wanted everyone in the Center Stage to find shelter from the storm. Over a 26-song, two-and-a-half-hour set, the quartet did just that with a setlist that leaned
Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs with Sarah Lee Guthrie at Northfield Park Racino (opens the original)
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Before Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs played a note on the third date of their summer tour, the group’s frontman, and Heartbreakers co-founder, announced that over the course of the show he hoped it would be a refuge from the “wicked world outside” of the casino. To reference a Nobel Prize recipient he previously worked with, Campbell wanted everyone in the Center Stage to find shelter from the storm. Over a 26-song, two-and-a-half-hour set, the quartet did just that with a setlist that leaned
Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs with Sarah Lee Guthrie at Northfield Park Racino (opens the original)
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Before Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs played a note on the third date of their summer tour, the group’s frontman, and Heartbreakers co-founder, announced that over the course of the show he hoped it would be a refuge from the “wicked world outside” of the casino. To reference a Nobel Prize recipient he previously worked with, Campbell wanted everyone in the Center Stage to find shelter from the storm. Over a 26-song, two-and-a-half-hour set, the quartet did just that with a setlist that leaned
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