STANDING ROOM!!

The Midnight Ramble Band
Featuring Joe Russo & Shawn Pelton
Guest, Jimmy Vivino and Extra Special Guests!!

5-7 BBQ With music by "Skyline Crossing" 
(please bring a side dish)

7:30 - Levon Helm - Experience Ulster County, N.Y. A 15-minute PSA from Ulster County Tourism showing what it was like for Levon to live, work and enjoy the county's treasures. The video was filmed by a production crew that spent a day with Levon on Gill Farm in Hurley and at Levon's property in Woodstock, where he hosted his famous Midnight Rambles.

7:45 - Ulster County Executive Michael Hein will present his County Executive Star Award to Sandy and Amy, in memory of Levon.

8:00 - Jimmy Vivino and Extra Special Guests!!

9:30 - The Midnight Ramble Band

GENERAL SEATING

Dirt Farmer Band
Guest, Tracy Bonham
Doors at 7pm, Show Starts at 8pm 

Tracy, a native of Eugene, Oregon, Bonham began singing at age 5, playing the violin at 9, and piano at age 14. After attending The University of Southern California in violin performance and studying jazz vocals at Berklee College of Music, she started her own band and began writing songs. She proved to be a quick study; Her 1996 major label debut, The Burdens of Being Upright (Island), went gold, spawning the hit single “Mother Mother”, and lead to a pair of Grammy nominations for Best Female Vocalist and Best Alternative Rock Performance. Bonham has released two subsequent LP records with two EPs and has toured the world many times. She has appeared on TV shows such as The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and Late Late with Craig Fergusson, among others. Tracy has also appeared as guest vocalist / violinist with artists such as Blue Man Group, Juliana Hatfield, Ron Sexsmith, Aerosmith, Wayfaring Strangers, Latin Playboys, Mark Oliver Everet  of The Eels, and Jimmy Page and Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin. 

Her latest release, called Masts of Manhatta, mixed by Tchad Blake, features Brooklyn artist Smokey's Roundup (www.Smokeyhormel.com). It documents her life living in two places, the city and the country (Brooklyn and Woodstock, NY). It gained critical acclaim by Rollingstone, Billboard, etc. and was featured in the New York Times: 

www.nytimes.com/2010/07/11/arts/music/11bonham.html

Tracy also teaches violin / piano in Woodstock and Brooklyn and is currently making a new record with Woodstock producer Kevin Salem. 

STANDING ROOM

Dirt Farmer Band
Guest, Tracy Bonham
Doors at 7pm, Show Starts at 8pm

Tracy, a native of Eugene, Oregon, Bonham began singing at age 5, playing the violin at 9, and piano at age 14. After attending The University of Southern California in violin performance and studying jazz vocals at Berklee College of Music, she started her own band and began writing songs. She proved to be a quick study; Her 1996 major label debut, The Burdens of Being Upright (Island), went gold, spawning the hit single “Mother Mother”, and lead to a pair of Grammy nominations for Best Female Vocalist and Best Alternative Rock Performance. Bonham has released two subsequent LP records with two EPs and has toured the world many times. She has appeared on TV shows such as The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and Late Late with Craig Fergusson, among others. Tracy has also appeared as guest vocalist / violinist with artists such as Blue Man Group, Juliana Hatfield, Ron Sexsmith, Aerosmith, Wayfaring Strangers, Latin Playboys, Mark Oliver Everet  of The Eels, and Jimmy Page and Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin. 

Her latest release, called Masts of Manhatta, mixed by Tchad Blake, features Brooklyn artist Smokey's Roundup (www.Smokeyhormel.com). It documents her life living in two places, the city and the country (Brooklyn and Woodstock, NY). It gained critical acclaim by Rollingstone, Billboard, etc. and was featured in the New York Times: www.nytimes.com/2010/07/11/arts/music/11bonham.html

Tracy also teaches violin / piano in Woodstock and Brooklyn and is currently making a new record with Woodstock producer Kevin Salem.