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GAVIN A3 AGENDA 8 p.m. 9:35 p.m. O a.m. Doors Saturday, August 16 º` Music 8:30 p.m. Nick's Outdoor Pavilion Breakfast and Music Fox Theatre Maverick Recording Artist 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Fox Theatre Night #2 LOVE. SPIT LOVE featuring MCA recording artist Sunshine Room JOHN FOGERTY, BIG BLUE Richard Butler and Richard KAMI LYLE GAVIN Registration & HEARTS, OLD 97'S, JEN TRYNIN Fortus Minnesota raised, Berklee School Credentials of Music trained, Kami Lyle is a GAVIN A3 Summit Registration storyteller influenced by Chet featuring JAMty Internet Baker. Her new album, Blue Fr ay, Fox cadre Demonstration Cinderella, was produced by Clearly, John Fogerty's appearance promises to be the crown jewel of the Hugh Padgham. Summit's musical offerings. While per- forming music from his new Warner Bros. release, Blue Moon Swamp, Fogerty will also delve into his Creedence Clearwater past. Current songs ike IFrid,, Fox Theatre Biue Hearts was born when singer David "Southern Streamline," "Blueboy," and "A Hundred and Ten in the Big Francisco on his way to Shade" are instant classics and stand tall alongside past gems Iik Fisher drifted into San He lingered to enjoy the Bay "Proud Mary," "Centerfield," and "Born on the Bayou." Los Angeles. Area scene, and met drummer Paul Zarich, immediately sensed a chemistry. Michael Anderon and Jamie Scott joined on bss and guitar, respectively, I ove Spit Love and the band assumed a low-key presence. Geffen Records found Friday, 9:35 p.m. Big Blue Hearts in a San Francisco lounge. Donovan Michaels sub- Nick's Bar (next door to the Fox Theatre) sequer tly replaced Scott on guitar. They were the first band chosen Love Spit Love, the band led by former to appear at the Fox Theatre this year. Last year that honor went Psychedelic Furs singer, Richard Butler, has a to the Wallflowers. new label, Maverick, and a brand new release Ewho Butler and guitarist Richard Fortus roll into Boulder as an acoustic duo to perform tunes from this excellent new release. Trysome Eatone. I have been just in love his recording and there hasn't been a Sunday nib the past couple of months that I haven't played something... -66V, introducing Royal Fingerbowl on WNEW's "Idiot's Delight" here's a lot more to the sound of New Orleans than Dr. John, The Meters, and Fats Domino. Drawing on the affected weird- ness of Scree -Bing Jay Hawkins and Tom Waits, Royal Fingerbowl are a whiskey -soaked barrel of evocative sounds and stories. This is some twisted, total hip shit. ''" - Bruce Warren / WXPN A21. www.americanradiohistory.com.

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