From 06/25/22 2:00 pm until 06/25/22 5:00 pm
At Warren Tavern
Categories: Arts, Volunteer Opportunities
o Where: The Warren Tavern outdoor stage Amphitheater.
o When: Saturday afternoon, June 25th from 2:00 to 5:00 PM.
o Why: Fundraiser for the Warren Tavern.
Musical artists will play 15-to-30- minute segments, with short breaks between the four great performances for equipment changes. Donations are optional, at your discretion!
The Milk Man's Kids play a mix of classic Bluegrass and traditional American Music. Members of the group include Gordon Krauspe on guitar, John Dillon on mandolin, Buck Walter on dobro, and John Platt on guitar and harmonica. The group is now playing on Monday mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 at Café & Barr in Geneva.
This edition of Wright Street Band will feature a re-uniting of former band members to offer a lively selection of top hits from the late 60s. Members include Kevin Kubacki on lead vocals, keyboards from Jim DiOrio, drums with Johann Mullen and Brian Scruggs, with Lou Nutini sharing guitars and bass. The Wright Street Band has been a regular at the Danada Fall Festival for several years, at the Windy City Soaring Association in Hinckley, and numerous local private events.
The Downhillers make music enjoyed by a wide range of audiences at private parties, many corporate gatherings, and neighborhood events. Their own songbook selections include favorites from the Eagles, Linda Rondstadt, and John Denver to Chris Stapleton, Vince Gill, Peter Paul and Mary, Creedence Clearwater Revival , The Grateful Dead and literally hundreds of others. Renditions feature intricate guitar work accompanying rich vocal harmony. The band energetically delivers a lifetime of musical experience, playing the acoustic guitar, the mandolin, and their vocal cords. This promises to be another of their memorable performances!
Singer-songwriter Michael Schmidt is a cross between story telling, folk, and an indie blend of rhythm and lyrics from his own imagination. Michael plays acoustic guitar and performs his own original music. Michael and his wife, Connie, have lived here in Warrenville for 40 years, and are deeply involved in the community.
Attendees must "Pack In, Pack Out" by bringing their own chairs, blankets, beverages, and food, then taking their own refuse home with them at the end of the concert!
The Warren Tavern will be open for bathroom access and attendees can tour the building.