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ARTIST SERIES DATE .38 Special Down by the Riverside 2006/07/16 ARTIST SERIES DATE .38 Special Down by the Riverside 2006/07/16 1 Nite Rodeo Down by the Riverside 1998/07/12 10,000 Maniacs Down by the Riverside 2019/07/14 15 Blackbirds Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2017/06/01 34th Infantry Division "Red Bull" Jazz Band Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2015/08/06 37th Street Gold Down by the Riverside 1993/08/01 37th Street Gold Down by the Riverside 1997/08/17 6 Mile Grove Down by the Riverside 2000/08/20 9th Planet Out Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2017/06/29 Aaron Neville Riverside Live 2006/12/08 Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Riverside Live 2006/10/07 Acoustic Alchemy Riverside Live 2014/10/30 Acoustic Eidolon Riverside Live 2019/03/02 Adam Craig Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2013/08/08 Adam Faucett & the Tall Grass Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2014/07/24 Adam Wayne Wollenberg Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2013/08/15 Adam Wollenburg Down by the Riverside 2011/07/24 After School Special Down by the Riverside 2013/08/18 After School Special Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2015/08/20 Air Supply Riverside Live 2009/02/08 Air Supply Riverside Live 2011/10/22 AJ Croce Riverside Live 2016/05/06 Al Berard & the Basin Bros. 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2012/08/19 Annie Mack Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2015/08/06 Annie Mack Down by the Riverside 2018/07/22 Anonymous 4 Riverside Live 2004/01/10 Anouskah Shankar Riverside Live 2012/03/26 Apollo Cobra Down by the Riverside 2013/07/21 Arlo Guthrie Riverside Live 2004/10/02 Art Kistler as Elvis Down by the Riverside 2012/08/05 Asleep at the Wheel Down by the Riverside 1992/07/12 Asleep at the Wheel Riverside Live 2007/01/13 Atlanta Rhythm Section Down by the Riverside 2013/08/11 Author forWARD Neighborhood Park Concerts 2019/08/28 Avey Grouws Public Service Programming 2020/08/22 Back on Track Riverside Concerts on Peace Plaza 2002/08/08 Back Porch Band Down by the Riverside 2005/08/14 Backlash Down by the Riverside 2002/08/11 Badfinger Down by the Riverside 1999/08/22 Bag O' Dirt Band Down by the Riverside 2005/07/24 Ball & Chain Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2014/07/31 Ball & Chain Down by the Riverside 2014/08/17 Ballroom Thieves, The Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2014/07/03 Barefoot Movement, The Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2015/08/13 Barefoot Movement, The Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2017/08/24 Battlefield Band Down by the Riverside 1998/08/16 Battlefield Band Riverside Live 2006/04/08 BeauSoleil Riverside Live 2006/11/04 Becky Schlegel & True Blue Down by the Riverside 1999/07/25 Bernard Allison Riverside Live 2000/09/17 Best of Down by the Riverside Riverside Live 1998/05/09 Beth Bombara Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2018/08/09 Betos Y Los Fairlanes Down by the Riverside 1996/08/11 Bettman & Halpin Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2017/07/20 Bettye LaVette Riverside Live 2012/01/21 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy Down by the Riverside 2006/08/13 Big Bang Boom Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2015/07/09 Big Tasty, The Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2018/07/26 Big Walter Smith Down by the Riverside 1997/07/27 Big Wu Down by the Riverside 2006/07/30 Big Zach Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2015/08/13 Bill & Kate Isles Band Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2016/06/23 Billie Acorn Down by the Riverside 1994/07/10 Bjorn Again: The ABBA 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on 1st and 3rd 2014/06/26 Calan World Music Series 2016/08/18 California Honeydrops Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2013/08/22 Calle Sur World Music Series 2014/08/14 Calle Sur WMS Capstone Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2014/08/14 Canadian Brass Riverside Live 2005/09/22 Canadian Brass Riverside Live 2009/11/29 Canadian Brass Riverside Live 2013/12/01 Cantus Riverside Live 2008/01/20 Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino World Music Series 2013/07/11 Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino WMS Capstone Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2013/07/11 Carolina Chocolate Drops Riverside Live 2010/03/06 Carsie Blanton Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2017/06/29 Cartoon Rodeo Down by the Riverside 2012/07/22 Cassadee Pope Down by the Riverside 2017/07/23 Cathie Ryan Riverside Live 2008/10/11 Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer Riverside Live 2006/03/04 CBB Jazz Combo Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2018/06/28 CBB Jazz Combo, The Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2013/08/08 Cedric Watson Riverside Live 2013/03/03 Chace Roberts Down by the Riverside 2000/07/23 Chanticleer Riverside Live 2002/02/16 Chanticleer Riverside Live 2012/04/28 Chanticleer Riverside Live 2015/02/20 Chanticleer Riverside Live 2018/10/05 Charles Walker Band Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2016/06/02 Charlie Worsham Down by the Riverside 2014/07/20 Chase Bryant Down by the Riverside 2018/07/29 Chaser Straight Down by the Riverside 2013/08/11 Chastity Brown Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2013/08/01 Chenille Sisters Riverside Live 1999/09/11 Cherish the Ladies Riverside Live 2003/11/08 Cherish the Ladies Riverside Live 2011/11/11 Cherish the Ladies Riverside Live 2019/03/22 Cherry Isles Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2017/07/20 Cherry Poppin' Daddies Riverside Live 2010/11/06 Chesapeake Down by the Riverside 1998/08/02 Chester Bay Down by the Riverside 2006/07/09 Chester Bay Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2015/07/02 Chris Hawkey Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2016/06/16 Chris Korblein Down by the Riverside 2005/07/31 Christopher Cross Riverside Live 2004/02/13 Christopher Stelling Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2013/07/18 Chubbs, The Down by the Riverside 1996/08/18 Chubs Down by the Riverside 2018/08/12 Chubs, The Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2016/07/21 Chubs, The Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2018/08/23 Chuck Negron Down by the Riverside 2004/08/22 Church of Cash Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2018/06/28 Circle of Heat Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2013/07/18 Circus No. 9 Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2018/06/28 City Mouse Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2013/08/29 Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown Riverside Live 2002/05/04 Class Act Down by the Riverside 1993/07/11 Classic Brass Riverside a la Carte 2002/10/04 Claudia Schmidt Cabaret Riverside 2005/10/20 Cloud Cult Down by the Riverside 2019/08/11 Colgate Country Showdown Down by the Riverside 2003/07/27 Collective Soul Down by the Riverside 2011/08/21 Colores Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2015/07/02 Con Brio Down by the Riverside 2003/08/10 Conjunto Cespedes Riverside Live 2000/03/11 Connie Evingson in "Fever" Riverside Live 2001/11/03 Connla World Music Series 2017/07/27 Connla forWARD Neighborhood Park Concerts 2019/08/21 Connla WMS Capstone Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2017/07/27 Cool Rae & the Hot Blue Line Down by the Riverside 1994/07/24 Copoetics, The Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2015/07/23 Copper Creek Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2013/06/13 Coral Creek Thursdays on 1st and 3rd 2016/06/30 Corduroy Money Down by the Riverside 2003/07/06 Corey M.
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