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Presents We Deliver to All of Teton Valley! TITLE SPONSOR presents WE DELIVER TO ALL OF TETON VALLEY! TITLE SPONSOR Best burgers in Teton Valley! 2 Large patios • 40 beers on draft! Open 7 days a week 11 am to 11 pm Pizza Buffet 11 am to 3 pm 7 days a week Private parties and catering! • 208-354-8829 WE DELIVER TO ALL OF TETON VALLEY! PUBLISHER Valley Citizen News, Inc EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS Jeannette Boner Hope Strong DESIGN & LAYOUT Joe Tondro-Smith AD SALES Dawn Banks AD DESIGN table of contents Joe Tondro-Smith Lane Valiante ANDY FRAsco’s UN 2 Please ask for written permission BLITZEN TRAPPER 5 to reproduce any or all of this BLACK JOE LEWIS & THE HONEYBEARS 6 Music on Main Program. MARCH 4TH MARCHING BAND 9 Printed by Falls Printing, LLC THE STONE FOXES 10 Idaho Falls, ID. ROSIE LEDET & THE ZYDECO PLAYBOYS 13 A portion from advertising sales CARRIE RODRIGUEZ 14 benefit Music on Main by supporting YOUNG DUBLINERS 17 the Teton Valley Foundation which THE MAP 18 produces the event. Please thank the MANDATORY AIR WITH THE MILLER SISTERS advertisers in this publication for their 23 generous support. SHOOK TWINS 24 JET BLACK NINJA FUNKGRASS UNIT 27 Valley Citizen News, Inc SCOTT MCDOUGALL 28 65 South Main, Suite 2 ALTA BOYS 30 Driggs, ID 83422 A SOCIAL EXPERIMENT GONE RIGHT 31 208-354-NEWS(6397) RANDOM CANYON GROWLERS 32 Best burgers in Teton Valley! www.valleycitizen.com DINING GUIDE 33 2 Large patios • 40 beers on draft! Copyright ©2012 KEEP THE GOOD TIMes rollin’ 34 Open 7 days a week 11 am to 11 pm BLUEGRASS CAMP ALL-STARS 35 Pizza Buffet 11 am to 3 pm 7 days a week ELK ATTACK 36 Private parties and catering! • 208-354-8829 Andy Frasco's UN June 28, 2012 The inside is yours. The outside, Andy Frasco, a twenty-three not so much. year old blues and jazz musician hailing from the San Fernando Valley in Southern California, is nothing short of an enigma. Influenced by Damien Rice, Sam Cooke, Professor Longhair, Van Morrison and Tom Waits, Frasco’s style is as uninhibited as those artists who inspire him. He has jammed with artists such as Leon Russell, Galactic, Jakob Dylan, Pretty Lights, Butch Walker, The Flobots, Spill Canvas, Suburban Legends, Nural, Tyler Hilton and John Mayer. Joining him is his band, the UN, with Ernie Chang on saxophone, Chris Lorentz on bass, Neal Daniels on drums and Shawn Eckels on guitar. Opener: Mandatory Air with the Miller Sisters www.livepositively.com 2 ©2010 The Coca-Cola Company. “Coca-Cola,” the Dynamic Ribbon, “Coke” and the Contour Bottle design are registered trademarks of The Coca-Cola Company. HEAD LINING SPONSOR HEAD LINING SPONSOR The inside is yours. The outside, not so much. www.livepositively.com ©2010 The Coca-Cola Company. “Coca-Cola,” the Dynamic Ribbon, “Coke” and the Contour Bottle design are registered trademarks of The Coca-Cola Company. EXTRA EXTRAREAD ALL ABOUT IT Named Top Weekly Newspaper 2011 by the idaho press club. your only locally owned newspaper supporting Music on Main since our doors opened in 2009 HEAD LINING SPONSOR Blitzen Trapper July 5, 2012 Bouncing from indie folk to art rock to experimental folk before settling into a rich, dusty brand of Neil Young-inspired alt country, Blitzen Trapper is a band you don’t want to miss. The band formed in 2000 in Portland, Oregon with songwriter Eric Earley leading a lineup that also includes Erik Menteer (guitar, keyboard), Brian Adrian Koch (drums, vocals), Michael Van Pelt (bass), Drew Laughery (keyboard) and Marty Marquis (keyboard, vocals). Blitzen Trapper reaches back to ’70s country and Southern rock influences without losing their contemporary appeal. Opener: The Shook Twins 5 Joe Lewis and his six bandmates churn a slab of rock & roll, blues and funk, all laced with a double shot of 100-proof punkitude. Growing up in Austin, Texas, Joe took it all in…Delta and Chicago blues, Memphis soul, Detroit garage punk…and what came out the other end was unlike anything else out there. Lewis started his career by picking up a guitar while working in a pawn shop and he let the influences Howlin’ Wolf, James Brown and other icons create a foundation of sound that he’s built a mansion of music upon. Opener: Jet Black Ninja Funkgrass Unit Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears July 12, 2012 6 FRIENDS of MUSIC SPONSOR FRIENDS of MUSIC SPONSOR 7 Luxury Lodging. World Class Adventure Outfi tters. One of a kind Riverside Restaurant and Bar. FRIENDS of MUSIC SPONSOR Explore. Dream. Discover. 1-877-805-7794 [email protected] www.naturalretreats.com NTR-12226 SFL Music on Main Ad FINAL.indd 1 6/11/12 5:08 PM FRIENDS of MUSIC SPONSOR 8 In one 90-minute set, this band can take you on a journey from the swamps of Louisiana to the gypsy camps of eastern Europe and then the African jungle by way of Brazil, stopping along the way to sample the deepest grooves of American funk, rock and jazz. Like a good gumbo, they boil it all together with cinematic fashion that includes high-stepping stilt-acrobatics and sexy dancers. This genre-busting band is real people making music and art in real time…and every show is different. With a roster of nearly 30 performers to choose from, March 4th is more like a team sport than anything else. Be prepared, as the band tours with approximately eight horns, five drummers, one bass, one guitar, and nearly a half dozen dancers, Music on Main will reach carnival proportions with this band. Opener: Scott McDougall March 4th Marching Band July 19, 2012 9 Avoiding the calamity of an identity crisis, The Stone Foxes have been described as never sounding like they’re trying to be anything but exactly who they are. Taking cues from greats of the late '60s and 70s, this San Francisco-based band has traces of Led Zeppelin, Bob Dylan and The Band, but what they produce is altogether present tense. With a blues-rock style that stands on its own, brothers Shannon and Spence Koehler work with Aaron Mort to develop deep songwriting skills, warm guitars and a nut-tight rhythm section into a sound that is fundamentally cool. Opener: Alta Boys The Stone Foxes July 26, 2012 10 10 FRIENDS of MUSIC SPONSOR For the Mountain Minded Bike & Kayak rentals • Your local bike shop and so much more We’re open everyday 9-6 70 East Little • Driggs • 208-354-2354 11 Parkins Law Office, PLLC Pamela T. Parkins, Attorney At Law Licensed in Idaho, Wyoming & Connecticut Serving Your Legal Needs Promptly and Professionally In the Areas of Family Law, DUI, Criminal Law, Personal Injury, Contracts and General Civil Law. www.parkinslaw.com P.O Box 673, 1565 Shire Dr. Victor, ID 83455 Phone: (208) 390-5638 [email protected] Supporter of MUSIC SPONSOR Everyday, every grocery need… we’ve got you covered. Hand cut meat, fresh seafood, home-made deli meals and sandwiches Victor’s largest selection of beer and wine. Main & Center in Victor Open Daily 7 AM to 9 PM 787-2230 722819_05373 Music is the 5.25" x 2.5537" universal language 4C Sometimes the most meaningful communication happens without dialogue. Great music tells us that we are not alone with our emotions. 2012 Music on Main, thank you for inspiring us with the shared experience of music. Driggs • 185 S. Main • 208-354-2200 Supporter of MUSIC wellsfargo.com SPONSOR © 2012 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. All rights reserved. Member FDIC. (722819_05373) 722819_05373 5.25x2.5537 4c .indd 1 6/11/12 11:25 AM 12 Rosie Ledet the Zydeco Playboys& August 2, 2012 Becoming a staple of Jazz Fest in New Orleans, Rosie brings her squeezebox and a smooth libretto into town to surely affect the libido of everyone with red blood in their veins. Together with the Playboys, Rosie Ledet will fill the stage with sounds that are soothing to the soul while stirring up the senses. Listed among the few zydeco artists who still sing and write some of their own material in Creole French, Rosie Ledet will, “laissez les bon temps rouler,” as they say. Opener: Random Canyon Growlers 13 Carrie Rodriguez August 9, 2012 If you could fuse the likes of Lucinda Williams together with the string thing that Sam Bush does so well, you might come close to what Carrie Rodriguez is putting out to the universe, but it’s no use making comparisons. Rodriguez is a fresh face on the music scene that really has her own thing going on. Starting violin lessons at the age of five, Rodriguez has developed her art into something that Austin City Limits and Mountain Stage saw fit to feature. If that means something to you, this act is not one you’ll want to miss. Opener: Bluegrass Camp All-Stars 14 WE’RE ALL ABOUT YOU We support your decisions and walk with you every step of the way. We do not require you to adjust relationships, report to law enforcement, or take any action that is not right for you, your lifestyle, or your family. We’re here to accompany your journey toward peaceful living. Take the rst step and call or come by our oce at 120 N First Street in Driggs. 208-354-8057 • Hotline: 208-354-SAFE “is project was supported by subgrant number 10STPTPU awarded by the Idaho State Police for the STOP Formula Grant Program. e opinions, ndings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author and do not necessarily reect the view of the State of Idaho, the Idaho State Police, or the U.S.
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