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Summer’s Best Music Fest Back in Action on Saturday
Posted by Pat Baxter on 06/23 at 02:38 PM
This week marked the first week of summer. So it’s fitting that this Saturday, June 25, features an annual State College music event. That’s right, State College’s Summer’s Best Music Fest 2011 is back in action. Starting at 9am and ending around 9pm, the event will feature a mix of local cover bands and local original-music bands of every genre. There will also be some out-of-town independent artists, including Jeffrey Gaines—the final act performing at 8pm on the Allen Street Stage.
But it doesn’t stop there.
Included in the festivities is the annual Downtown Bazaar featuring great deals from popular shops. And you don’t want to miss Action Alley between Heister and Garner Street. There you’ll see a BMX showcase of five extreme stunts, produced by Rise Above Productions. You will also find PAW’s Canines on Calder Way, in addition to the Public Safety Zone in the Faith UCC parking lot.
Below is a list of the stages and the bands. Also check out Summer’s Best website for more information.
Allen Street Stage
9:00 Suzie Schoffener
9:30 Riley Roth (Family)
10:30 Stacy Glen Tibbits (Pop)
12:00 Huuduu (Hip-Hop/ Funk)
1:30 Chicken Tractor (A.M. Rural Music)
3:00 Zak Sobel Duo (Folk-Rock)
5:00 Pure Cane Sugar (Pop/Rock)
6:30 Jason Olcese (Folk/Pop)
8:00 Jeffrey Gaines
Calder Way Stage
9:30 Anna Jepson Duo (Pop)
10:30 Nittany Knights (American Popular Song)
12:30 Erin Condo (Country Folk)
2:00 Callanish (Celtic)
3:30 Allegheny Ridgerunners (Bluegrass)
5:00 JT Blues (Blues)
6:30 Heritage Brass (Jazz)
Heister Street Stage
10:00 Dogfish Duo (Jazz)
11:30 Skytop Blues (Blues)
1:00 Chris Vipond & the Stanley Street Band (Alternative Rock)
2:30 The Insomniacs (Retro Rock)
4:00 Atlas Soundtrack (Hip hop)
5:30 Spider Kelly (Rock)
7:00 Ted & Hi Fis (Rock)
Author: Pat Baxter
Bio: A native of Pittsburgh, Pat Baxter is now working for WPSU/Penn State
Public Broadcasting in video on-demand and multi-media. He enjoys
playing guitar and bass, listening to music and watching films. He
likes listening to grunge/alternative rock, experimental and prog
rock, and jazz/fusion. His favorite rock bands include the Smashing
Pumpkins (1990s era), David Bowie, Talking Heads, King Crimson,
Buckethead, Frank Zappa, Mars Volta, David Torn, and the Cure.
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