Get your boots ready for scootin', the North River Band is coming back to the Clifton Opera House, Saturday, Oct. 16! How to describe them? "Old country style" with an occasional bluegrassy, rockabilly, or old rock and roll tune thrown in to keep your toes tapping.
Clifton's own Michael Smith has been playing acoustic music since the '80's. His early days were filled with bluegrass and country with his "Honeycreek Bluegrass Band". These days his influences include Johnny Cash, Ian Tyson, John Prine, Doc Watson, Tom Russell, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, and he'll still do some bluegrass if requested, just ask!
The North River Band was formed to entertain you at 2009's Old Clifton Days' festival. Michael's backed up by drummer Lindsey Campana of Fairborn, Dan Meyers on the bass, Robert Conoway on rhythm guitar and vocals, and Susan Myers Heeg on the violin. This talented bunch of musicians will have you rockin'! Check their website for their performance schedule. www.northriverband.com
The Clifton Opera House is located at 5 So Clay Street, Clifton. Box office opens at 6:30pm, show starts at 7:30pm. The village of Clifton owns and operates the Clifton Opera House, all donations are used to maintain the historic building. Call 937.767.2343 for scheduling information.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
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