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Remember the rippin' guitar and tribal drums sounds of the early 70's, bands like Santana, Little Feat, Allman Brothers and ZZ Top? Peppertown does. From the rolling hills and farm lands of southeastern Indiana, Peppertown has garnered praise from regional fans for years and is now capturing national attention. Their sound is recognizable and gritty. With a musical fusion of roots, blues and acoustic rock, the band has a classic sound with a modern edge.

"Peppertown was one of the most original , engaging and entertaining bands to ever play our concert series . Even the headliner called them back onstage for the final encore .” “Your town will love Peppertown !” Jeff Roberts - Director South by Southeast Music Feast Myrtle Beach SC

"Peppertown seamlessly connects the country/rock divide with its bluesy, acoustic sound.” --Cincinnati’s CinWeekly

Moon Zoomer - 8:45pm

The orbit of the Moon around the Earth is completed in approximately 27.3 days. The Earth and Moon orbit about their common center of mass, which lies about 4,700 kilometres from Earth’s center (about three quarters of the Earth’s radius). On average, the Moon is at a distance of about 385,000 km from the center of the Earth, which corresponds to about 60 Earth radii. With a mean orbital speed of 1.023 km/s, the Moon moves relative to the stars each hour by an amount roughly equal to its angular diameter, or by about 0.5°. The Moon differs from most satellites of other planets in that its orbit is close to the plane of the ecliptic, and not to the Earth’s equatorial plane. The lunar orbit plane is inclined to the ecliptic by 5.1°, whereas the Moon’s spin axis is inclined by only 1.5 degrees; however the Moon can achieve Zooming speed during the 7th configuration & alignment of the Zoomian star constellation, After which mean velocity will continue to increase exponentially for the next 777 years. The Zoom Moon occurred at 1900 hours of the 14th day of January 2008. Welcome a time of Change, Peace, Love, Renewable Energy, & Enlightenment.

Pure Grain - 7:30pm

Fronted by South Carolina native, Chris "The Carolina Kid" Taber, Pure Grain delivers its own fine blend of roots rock from the heartland. Elements of blues guitar raked over country-soul penetrate deep into the grooves of this bands' sound. Impressive song writing, smooth and memorable melodies build up each song with an infectious sultry edge. A guttural, emotive vocal delivery drives the bands’ songs. The group has toured nationwide with fans hailing from all parts of the country. Pure Grain headlined the 2003 Last Chance Bluegrass and Roots Music Festival, in Helena Montana, played the Indiana State Fair, The Master Musicians Festival in Somerset, KY, made network TV appearances and have shared the stage with Hank Williams Jr., Bone Pony, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Foghat and more.

PsyFusion - 6:15pm

A new hybrid band lead by area guitarist Mike Mount, performing instrumental arrangements of jazz/fusion greats of the seventies. Taking their musical prowess to new heights of creative and spontaneous improvisation, this band is one big reaction of energy to keep the mind at attention and your feet moving. Inspired by the likes of Jeff Beck, Billy Cobham, Herbie Hancock, Al Di Meola and others. PsyFusion is made up of Mike Mount- Lead Guitar, Arthur Chaney- Bass guitar, Brian DeBruler- Drums, and Michelle D'Amico Percussion.

Roger Drawdy and the Firestarters - 5:00pm

Irish Singer/Songwriter Roger Drawdy and his band the Firestarters play a mix of Traditional and original music with a distinctive sound. "Air punching acoustic rockers" is how Irish Music Magazine described The Firestarters' intensity.

Roger Drawdy and the Firestarters at the Savannah Irish Festival
Savannah Irish Festival Committee, January 2007
"This high-flying group lit up the stage last year (February 2006) and went on to win rave reviews from across the country last year as audiences heard the stellar songwriting of Roger Drawdy for the first time. They have earned a return performance and promise to be headliners for years to come."

6 Again - 3:45pm

6 Again brings there unique blend of college rock jams and whimsical sense of humor to the stage. This group is made up of music veterans of the tri state area. Jeff Workman, vocals and lead guitar, Rob Workman, vocals and Bass guitar and James McKinley on drums. 6 Again has many influences evident in their songs including: The Doors, Pearl Jam, Jack Johnson, AC/DC, Van Halen, Widespread Panic, moe, King's X, Ben Harper, The Barenaked Ladies just to name a few. The band has been told they sound similar to Moe, The Doors, Widespread Panic, Jefferson Airplane and they take that as a compliment.

"6 Again has a unique sound, all their own, and can jam and improv until their hearts are content. Hook laden songs have you singing along by the second chorus. "

Ann Coleman- 2:30pm

Ann Coleman a Dearborn county native, began her musical journey years ago when she left this area to attend the prestigious Musicians Institute of Technology in Los Angeles, CA. Performing in the bands Acoustic Blue, and Groove Yard, Ann has played to many crowds in the tri state area. She performs regularly both with the bands and solo acoustic. She recorded her first CD back in 2001 titled "Can I Dream Again" and received rave reviews. Her sultry voice and catchy lyrics team up with her engaging personality on stage.

Dave Lacey and the Way- 1:15pm

Dave Lacey has been a performing musician in Dearborn county and abroad for the last 15 years. He has toured the country playing music and his talents have put him in the spotlight with rock bands like Pure Grain to formidable country bands from the area. His incredible guitar playing abilities come to the forefront in his latest band The Way. Their music is very popular amongst Christian/ Alternative Rock fans, and pushes Dave's singing and guitar skills to new heights.

See you at the park!!!