TTribune/Sentinelribune/Sentinel EEntertainmentntertainment FFriday,riday, JJuneune 111,1, 22021021 9 Bright Eyes to perform at Artpark on July 27 Lettuce booked for July 14; ‘FREE Family Saturdays’ starts June 19 Bright Eyes will perform on the Artpark Amphitheater stage at 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 27. The con- cert is part of the “Coors Light Concerts” series and presented by Artpark and Funtime. Tickets go on sale at noon Fri- day, June 11, and cost $40.50 for general admission (standing- room-only). Prices include a facil- ity fee. Additional fees apply for online orders. Prices increase by $5 starting Tuesday, July 27. Pur- chase online at ticketmaster.com. The Artpark box offi ce remains closed for in-person purchases. Artpark & Company sent over the band’s bio, which reads: Sometimes it feels like you hear a Bright Eyes song with your whole body. From Conor Oberst’s early recordings in an Omaha basement in 1995 all the way up to 2020, Bright Eyes’ music tries to unravel the impossible tangles of dissent: personal and political, external and internal. It’s a study of the beauty in unsteadiness in all its forms – in a voice, beliefs, love, identity, and what fi lls up the spaces in-between. And in so many ways, it’s just about search- ing for a way through. Artpark Amphitheater stage at “Jungle Boogie” Williams of Rare Bright Eyes and “FREEFamily The year 2020 was full of sig- 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 14. Essence. Saturdays” (Images courtesy nifi cant anniversaries for Bright The concert is part of the “Coors Tickets for Artpark go on sale of Artpark & Company) Eyes. “Fevers and Mirrors” had Light Concerts” series. at noon Friday, June 11, and cost been released 20 years ago in Lettuce both feeds the rich his- $30 for general admission (stand- May, while “Digital Ash in a Digi- tory of funk and also combines ing-room-only). Prices include fa- with a new program curated by Onondaga Nation Perry Ground, tal Urn” and “I’m Wide Awake it with strains of hip-hop, rock, cility fee; additional fees apply for Artpark’s Indigenous Arts Pro- who will share several Haude- It’s Morning” both turned 15 in psychedelia, jazz, soul and go-go. online orders. Ticket fee increas- ducer Michele-Elise Burnett: nosaunee stories that have been January 2020. The latter, a singer- The Grammy Award-nominated es by $5 starting Sunday, July 11. ‘Indigenous Ways of Knowing,’ a passed down from time immortal. songwriter tour-de-force released six-piece – Adam Deitch (drums, Purchase online at ticketmaster. slew of educational fun activities Artpark said Ground’s presenta- amidst the Bush presidency and percussion, arrangement), Adam com only. The Artpark box offi ce for all ages; treaty teachings and tions are “very energetic, fun, Iraq war, wades through inci- “Shmeeans” Smirnoff (guitar), remains closed for in-person pur- wampum bracelets workshops, engaging” and he makes the audi- sive antiwar rhetoric and micro, Erick “Jesus” Coomes (bass), chases. soap carvings, ‘Sonic’ storytell- ence part of the story experience. intimate calamities. On the title Ryan Zoidis (alto, baritone, tenor ing, Haudenosaunee dance per- This program is sponsored in track and throughout the record, sax, Korg X-911), Eric “Benny” ‘FREE Family formance, cornhusk doll work- part by Perry’s Ice Cream with Oberst sings about body counts Bloom (trumpet, horns) and Ni- shop, as well as a performance additional support from The John in the newspaper, televised wars, gel Hall (vocals, Hammond B-3, Saturdays’ ‘Branche’ by an innovative circus R. Oishei Foundation and First the bottomless pit of American Rhodes, clavinet, keyboards) Beginning June 19 in Artpark company, Cirque Barcode.” Niagara Foundation in collabora- greed, struggling to understand – once again break rules, push Amphitheater The family stage is a place to tion with KeyBank. the world alongside one’s own boundaries, and uplift on their Artpark & Company announces play – and where the audience Admission and parking is free turmoil. sixth full-length studio offer- “FREE Family Saturdays” as part will experience “Indigenous and all lots are accessible to the In its own way, “I’m Wide ing, “Resonate” (Round Hill Re- of its summer season. Program- Ways of Knowing.” Expressive amphitheater. For more informa- Awake It’s Morning” carved out cords). ming is offered from noon until Native American culture will be tion or to register, visit artpark. its place in the canon of great an- To date, the group’s discog- 4 p.m. June 19 through Aug. 28 shared through interactive, land- net. tiwar albums by being both pres- raphy comprises “Outta Here” inside the Artpark Amphitheater, based workshops, storytelling Schedule ent and prophetic, its urgency en- (2002), “Rage!” (2008), “Fly” 450 S. Fourth St., Lewiston. and teachings by respected local Pottery and painting is avail- during 15-plus years later. (2012), “Crush” (2015), the A press release stated, “Sum- knowledge keepers in their disci- able each week. Workshops also In 2011, the release of “The EP “Mt. Crushmore” (2016), mer is for families at Artpark, plines. Visitors will explore, dis- are offered. Preregistration is People’s Key,” Bright Eyes’ ninth the live album “Witches Stew” where afternoons are fi lled with cover and be part of the unique required for some activities, as album, ushered in an unoffi cial hi- (2017) and “Elevate” (2019). creative hands-on discovery (arts culture, traditions and passed- participation is limited at certain atus for the beloved project. In the The latter lifted Lettuce to new and crafts, stories and work- down heritage of the People of sessions. time since, the work of the band’s heights. Notably, it garnered a shops) and live performances Turtle Island. “Talking Turtle Titles and themes include: core members – Oberst, multiin- 2020 Grammy nomination in the for all ages. This year, the series’ Stories” will kick off the season √ Saturday, June 19: “Art of Ni- strumentalist Mike Mogis, and category of “Best Contemporary popular activities of pottery and with traditional master storyteller agara and Onondaga” multiinstrumentalist Nathaniel Instrumental Album” and bowed hands-on crafts will be enhanced and Turtle Clan member of the SEE ARTPARK, continued on Page 11 Walcott – has remained omnipres- at No. 1 on both the Billboard ent, through both the members’ contemporary jazz albums chart original work and collaboration. and iTunes top R&B albums 2315 Braley Road, Bright Eyes hiatus was to end chart. in 2020, until the pandemic forced “Elevate” also soared to the Top Ransomville, NY the cancellation of their tour. 15 on the Billboard jazz albums, 791-3602 Artpark stated it “is committed R&B album sales and “Heatseek- to keeping all visitors, employees ers” charts. 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