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SUMMARY:Trophy Mules Acoustic @ Stagger Inn
DESCRIPTION:Trophy Mules Acoustic is Corey Saathoff and Josh Kean of The Trophy Mules.
URL:https://www.therootsfm.org/event/trophy-mules-acoustic-stagger-inn/
LOCATION:Stagger Inn\, 104 E Vandalia St\, Edwardsville\, IL\, 62025\, United States
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SUMMARY:Thunderhead - The Rush Experience @ Wildey Theatre
DESCRIPTION:  \nSold Out – Second Show Added – April 3rd.\nPaying tribute to Rush\, Thunderhead relentlessly delivers the complete experience — not just the music\, but the sound\, the gear\, the production\, and the visual presentation. From the note-for-note performances to the stage look and technical detail\, they recreate the true Rush concert experience and leave every audience feeling as though they just witnessed a real Rush show. \nBilly Audrain – bass guitars\, vocals\, keyboards\, bass pedals. \nPlaying guitar and singing since the age of 12\, Billy has been performing live with different St. Louis bands since the age of 18 along with writing and recording. Through the years finding himself learning to play keyboards and bass guitar. Joining Thunderhead in January of 2010\, Billy now finds himself using all of his talents in one band along with using his feet to play the bass pedals. Just as Geddy Lee would do. “The challenge of trying to emulate Geddy Lee is by far the greatest and coolest challenges I have ever faced as a musician and I am honored to take on this challenge with two very talented men who share the same vision. Each song is a whole new “Everest” to conquer”.​ \n​Billy plays the Geddy Lee Fender Jazz Signature Bass along with the many other tools that Geddy uses and works hard at trying to reproduce every note\, vocally and instrumentally\, just as you would hear on the studio records. \nMatt Meyer – guitars. \nMatt was born and raised in DeSoto\, MO\, a suburban area south of St. Louis. He has played guitar from the time he was big enough to hold it and began formal lessons at age 10. Around this same time\, Matt was turned onto Rush by his older cousin\, Rich. “The first Rush song I heard was ‘Fly By Night’. \nFrom his late teens to present\, Matt has played in a variety of original bands releasing several records and touring globally. He joined Thunderhead in 2013 and\, as he explains\, the appeal to join was both personal and professional. “I’d been in an original band with Billy for about five or six years when we were in our late teens and early 20s. Making music with him was a real thrill and we’ve remained good friends throughout the years. When I checked out his first Thunderhead show I was completely blown away. I’d never seen a band perform Rush songs and present the whole show with such accuracy. If I squinted my eyes just slightly\, I really did feel like I was at a Rush show. Honestly\, I’ve never been interested in playing for a cover band before and I don’t even follow the tribute band scene. But being in a band with Billy again and paying tribute to Rush\, a band that’s meant so much to me? Count me in!” \nJohn Pessoni – drums. \nJohn is well known for being the drummer for The Urge\, El Monstero\, Celebration Day\, Hard Promises\, Joe Dirt along with singing and playing guitar in The John Hughes Experience.
URL:https://www.therootsfm.org/event/thunderhead-the-rush-experience-wildey-theatre/
LOCATION:Wildey Theatre\, 252 N. Main St.\, Edwardsville\, IL\, 62025\, United States
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SUMMARY:Jake's Leg @ Old Rockhouse
DESCRIPTION:The long\, strange trip continues with another night of Jake’s Leg!  Celebrating 50 years!! \nDeadheads in St. Louis know Jake’s Leg. The band has been providing music for the scene for 50 years\, playing thousands of shows to generations of like-minded fans who just wanna keep on dancin’. Maybe you’ve heard them in some dumpy little bar like the old Twenty North or at Busch Stadium: they’ve played’em all and continue to do so on a regular basis. And the band keeps growing. \nStarted as a duo by guitarists and vocalists Randy Furrer and Tim Fahy in 1976\, lead guitarist Dave Casper soon joined the fold. Players were added and the music grew; friends came and went. Some of them had 10-year-or-longer stints with Jake’s Leg\, which is a long career for most non-touring rock bands. Bassist Joe Trunko came on board in 1990\, followed in 1991 by keyboardist Bill Noltkamper\, completing the core four that have been playing and singing together for over 34 years. Ryan Wilhite\, after a short stint as percussionist\, took over the drum kit in 2005. Most recently\, well-seasoned St. Louis musician Bill Murphy has come on to augment the keyboard position. The sum of this is one of the longest-lasting bands in the country that plays a whole lot of your favorite songs\, and you’ll find them playing in and around St. Louis. \nIf you’re a fan of the songs of The Grateful Dead\, do yourself a favor and see Jake’s Leg. Your friends are there and the music never stops. \n 
URL:https://www.therootsfm.org/event/jakes-leg-old-rockhouse/
LOCATION:Old Rock House\, 1200 S 7th St\, St Louis\, Missouri\, 63104\, United States
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SUMMARY:Barnum Jack @ Focal Point
DESCRIPTION:  \n \nReturning to Focal Point for their second appearance! \nPutting a twist on tradition\, Barnum Jack blends traditional bluegrass instrumentation with creative arrangements and original songwriting.  As one of Missouri’s hottest up and coming bluegrass acts\, Barnum Jack released their first album in 2024\, won the Pickin’ On Picnic band competition that same year\, and has released several collections of singles in the time since.  With their next album scheduled to release in the spring of 2026\, Barnum Jack delivers a sound that’s both modern and timeless. \nThey’re redefining what bluegrass can be\, one performance at a time. \nThis is Barnum Jack’s second album release show.  Come and join in the fun!!
URL:https://www.therootsfm.org/event/barnum-jack-focal-point/
LOCATION:Focal Point\, 2720 Sutton Blvd\, Maplewood\, MO\, 63143.\, United States
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