New Legacy Concerts at the Ringwood Public Library: a Tribute 2002 Through 2005

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NEW LEGACY CONCERTS AT THE RINGWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY: A TRIBUTE 2002 THROUGH 2005 2002 Vance Gilbert Slaid Cleaves - Sold Out Wood's Tea Company 2003 Steve Forbert - Sold Out Ruthie Foster Stacey Earle & Mark Stuart Chris Smither - Sold Out Cheryl Wheeler - Sold Out 2004 Sloan Wainwright with special guest Terence Martin Rod Picott Holly Near - Sold Out Dar Williams -Sold Out Richie Havens - Sold Out 2005 Richie Havens Ollabelle -Sold Out Tracy Grammer and Ellis Paul Lori McKenna & Mark Erelli Loudon Wainwright III - Sold Out The Holmes Brothers Grace Potter and the Nocturnals -Sold Out Steve Forbert 2006 THROUGH 2010 2008 Jorma Kaukonen - Sold Out Richard Shindell - Sold Out Peter Karp The Kennedys -Sold Out Eileen Ivers -Sold Out Carrie Rodriguez 2006 Jill Sobule & Cliff Eberhardt - Sold Out 2009 The Greencards Dar Williams -Sold Out Bettye Lavette - Sold Out Marcia Ball -Sold Out Janis Ian - Sold Out Felice Brothers - Sold Out Tom Rush - Sold Out Crooked Still The Subdudes - Sold Out The Refugees Toshi Reagon and BigLovely 2007 Red Molly - Sold Out 2010 Mark Hummel’s Blues Harp Blowout Featuring Steve Forbert - Sold Out Charlie Musselwhite & Kim Wilson - Sold Out Catie Curtis Catherine Russell John Hammond - Sold Out CJ Chenier - Sold Out Lori McKenna Eilen Jewell Lucy Kaplansky Iris Dement -Sold Out James Cotton - Sold Out Ringwood Public Library Concert Series 2007 Red Molly Sunday, January 21st 2:00 pm $10 Tickets on sale Now Laurie MacAllister - vocals, guitar, banjo Abbie Gardner - vocals, Dobro, guitar Carolann Solebello - vocals, guitar, bass, mandolin This New York Americana trio got its organic start at a late-night jam session during the 2004 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival.Laurie MacAllister, Abbie Gardner and Carolann Solebello were brought together by a love of traditional American music, old gospel, bluegrass, and the old-timey songs of contemporary artists like Gillian Welch and Alison Krauss. Never Been to Vegas, their full-length album of rootsy Americana covers and originals was released in the summer of 2006. It’s climbing the Americana charts and rightly so. You can hear their recent interview with John Platt in the WFUV archives. 2011-2016 2013 John Gorka Tift Merritt Amy Helm Nellie McKay Heather Maloney 2011 Beausoleil avec Michael Doucet Toby Walker – Sold Out James Maddock 2014 Justin Townes Earle - Sold Out Melissa Ferrick Cory Chisel & Adriel Harris Alexis P. Suter Leo Kottke - Sold Out Shemekia Copeland Sierra Hull & Highway 111 Red Molly Cheryl Wheeler 2012 Alexis P. Suter Band 2015 Buckwheat Zydeco - Sold Out Dar Williams Tony Trischka & Territory Mary Fahl David Wax Museum Suzanne Vega Susan Werner Tom Chapin Suzy Bogguss Maria Muldaur 2016 Jonatha Brooke Spuyten Duyvil Ari Hest .

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