First Annual Tejano and Country Music Festival at Twin Cities Speedway
Midland readers are invited to a Sunday Tejano country music festival at Twin Cities Speedway 4313 S County Road. Performers include Emilio Navarra David Lee Garza Freddy Fender and Tejano Impact with gates opening 11 am and show starting noon. Advance tickets 10 dollars, at Endless Horizons Lechuga's Records and Tapes in Odessa Dollar Western Wear and Al's No 2 in Midland. Door price 12 50. children 12 and under free. Information line 699 1922.
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Midland
Twin Cities Speedway
S. County Road
Emilio Navarra
David Lee Garza
Freddy Fender
David Marez
Tormenta
Tejas
Gates
Endless Horizons
Lechuga
Odessa
Dollar Western Wear
Al’s
Call
Summer in the City events shine in Midland
Midland listings show City of Midland events at Centennial Plaza and other venues. Free concerts include western music and a sheriff posse shoot out at Centennial Plaza, gospel by the Bunch Family at Ector County Library, and Pulsations at the Museum of the Southwest. Additional items cover star parties, theatre camps, and art exhibits across Midland, Monahans, and gallery venues with contact numbers for details and deadlines for Playbill submissions.
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Midland
Centennial Plaza
Odessa
Bunch
Ector County
West Lth
Call
Kerrville Folk Festival closes with many events at Quiet Valley Ranch
Kerrville hosts the 24th Kerrville Folk Festival at Rod Kennedy's Quiet Valley Ranch nine miles south of Kerrville Texas on Highway 16. Gates are open 24 hours with a music business workshop and Houston Writers in the Round concert featuring David Amram David Broza Linda Lowe and Townes Van Zandt. Evening main stages list performers by day including Joel Mabus L J Booth Carol Elliott Floyd Domino The Klezmatics Buddy Mondlock Lynn Miles and more. Tickets run 14 to 20 per day 41 for a three day pass with free camping. Children under 12 admit two dollars with parent. Call 800 435 8429.
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Kerrville
Rod Kennedy
Quiet Valley Ranch
Texas
Houston
Threadgill Memorial Theater
David Amram
David Broza
Linda Lowe
Townes van Zandt
Chapel Hill
Joel Mabus
L.J. Booth
Carol Elliott
Floyd Domino
The
Klezmatics
Buddy Mondlock
Lynn Miles
Freeway Philharmonic
Ray Wylie Hubbard
Lowen and Navarro
Mumbo Gumbo
Kat Eggleston
Steve Seskin
Heather Bishop
Sundogs
Sarah Elizabeth Campbell
Butch Hancock
Noise crackdown targets Sixth Street musicians in Austin
Police push to limit street performances in the Sixth Street entertainment district amid complaints of noise and blocked sidewalks. Lt. Gerald Raines proposes designated performance areas while Austin weighs potential ordinances and council action. Musicians seek zones with enough foot traffic to earn tips, and some support restricted but legal street music.
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Gerry van King
Sixth Street
van King
Sixth
Gerald Raines
Austin
Raines
Austin Music Commission
French Smith
Earth Wind and Fire Tour Stages New Lineup and Hope
Verdine White discusses Earth, Wind & Fire's ongoing legacy as Maurice White sits out the tour. Philip Bailey remains front and center with seven new members, the group plans a Tokyo live release and new studio tracks this fall while promoting a message of happiness and global unity.
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Verdine White
Los Angeles
Maurice White
White
Tokyo
Maurice
Philip
Earth, Wind & Fire
Bailey
Oper
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