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4:00 THE 83rd STREET BAND Rock Band Academy Fritz: guitar, bass, vocals Grace: keyboard, vocals March 2017 Guest musicians: Heath, Brittany 1. Let’s Dance - David Bowie Tribute to David Bowie 2. Lost My Passport - Grace & Fritz 3. Snow Is On The Roses - Grace & Fritz ____________________________________ 4. Tonight - David Bowie 6:00 THE POLITICS 5. Ran Away - Grace & Fritz Caroline: guitar, vocals ____________________________________ Heath: drums 4:30 THE MAJOR TOMS Paige: keyboards, vocals Bennett: vocals, keys Samantha: bass Chris: guitar, vocals Guest singer: Christian Christian: bass, vocals 1. Use Somebody - Kings of Leon Max: drums 2. This Love - Maroon 5 1. Space Oddity - David Bowie 3. The Middle - Jimmy Eat World 2. Changes - David Bowie 4. Only You - The Politics 3. Ashes to Ashes - David Bowie 5. The Jean Genie - David Bowie 4. China Girl - David Bowie 6. Safe and Sound - Capital Cities 5. Medley - David Bowie 7. Who Knew - Pink ____________________________________ ____________________________________ 5:00 ATTIC SALT 6:30 MAX BUNTE Anna: bass, drums Max: keyboards, vocals Claire: guitar, keyboards, drums Band: Remy, Jonah, Brittany Kate: guitar, keyboards, vocals 1. Sober - Childish Gambino Guest musician: Remy 2. Starman - David Bowie 1. Sparks Fly - Taylor Swift 3. Too Long Waiting - Max Bunte 2. We Belong - Pat Benatar 4. Walking On The Moon - The Police 3. Rebel, Rebel - David Bowie 5. Bloody Well Right - Supertramp 4. Dreams - Fleetwood Mac 6. Heroes - David Bowie 5. Back On Your Feet - Attic Salt 7. Where’s The Water - Max Bunte 6. Modern Love - David Bowie ____________________________________ 7. Forever Young - Alphaville 7:00 BAKBEAT ____________________________________ Jake: bass 5:30 CHRISTIAN ALLDREDGE Jay: drums, vocals Christian: guitar, vocals Wil: guitar, vocals Band: Remy, Jonah, Max 1. Sunshine of Your Love - Cream 1. Ziggy Stardust - David Bowie 2. Come Together - The Beatles 2. Lay Them Down - Christian Alldredge 3. The Man Who Sold The World - David Bowie 3. What You Know - Two Door Cinema Club 4. Moonage Daydream - David Bowie 4. Hey Mateo - Christian Alldredge 5. Whole Lotta Love - Led Zeppelin 5. Old Shoe Blues - Christian Alldredge 6. Gold On The Ceiling - Black Keys 6. Suffragette City - David Bowie 7. Rockin’ In The Free World - Neil Young .

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