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Monthly Publication Created for the Readers in our Multi-County Service Area: Coffee, Franklin, Lincoln, Grundy, Bedford & Moore © Copyright 2018 Lakeway Publishers, Inc. 505 Lakeway Place Old Crow Medicine Tullahoma, TN 37388 Reproduction of all matter herein is prohibited without the expressed con- Show is the prescription Returning to Bonnaroo for a knee-slapping and foot-stomping sent of the Editor. All adver- performance is the old-time string band, Old Crow Medicine tisements and associated Show. The band will play at 7:45 p.m. on Saturday, June 9 at Which material contained therein for a good time Stage. does not necessarily reflect – Photos Provided the opinion of the editor. To maintain an image of benefiting the entire fam- Kali Bradford Returning to ’Roo very much a Middle Tennessee jam band kind of ily, including children, we a festival. It’s neat to see how far it’s come from reserve the right to edit, to Old Crow is no stranger to the Middle Tennes- refuse any material which eturning to ’Roo this year for another good see festival, having played numerous times over since then. They’ve had major acts such as Emi- does not conform to our knee-slapping and foot-stomping perfor- the years. nem, Elton John and Billy Joel, along with so interest in serving the pub- R mance is the old-time string band Old Crow “We were at the very first [Bonnaroo] in 2002,” many other great bands. It’s great to see. It’s also lic. We are not responsible Medicine Show. Jahnig said. “We might have been the first band to great to see it happen in this state. They’ve stuck to for minor errors that do not directly detract from the Over the last 20 years the band has made a make noise at Bonnaroo. I know that we were the their guns and it’s worked.” name for itself with high-energy shows while pay- services(s), product(s) or first band on the second-biggest stage at Bonna- cost(s) offered by our ad- ing homage to their string band roots and develop- roo. However, I think the last time though that Old ‘Volunteer’ ing a devoted following of fans that could rival any vertisers. Crow did it proper was in 2011.” Along with old favorites such “Wagon Wheel” legendary rock ’n’ roll band. A native Tennessean who still calls the Volun- and “8 Dogs, 8 Banjos,” the band will be perform- On the cover: Tempo caught up with bass player and long- Old Crow Medicine teer State home, Jahnig said one of the best things ing songs from their latest album, “Volunteer.” time band member Morgan Jahnig, to talk about Show will perform at the about the festival is that it’s so close to home. He While continuing to grow as artists, the musi- Old Crow’s return Manchester, a new album and 2018 Bonnaroo Music added that it’s amazing to see how the festival has cians in Old Crow Medicine Show have also kept how after two decades, it’s still all about having and Arts Festival set for grown and adapted over the years. true to their roots. “Volunteer” showcases the June 7-10 in Manchester. fun and making music. “To see how the festival had evolved over the years is cool,” he said. “We were there when it was Continued Page 4 –Photo provided 4—TEMPO, May 2018 group’s songwriting chops and keeps an up- beat tempo throughout with songs such as “Elzick’s Farewell” and “Shout Mountain Music.” The band recruited well-known Nash- ville-based producer Dave Cobb, who is known for his work with Sturgill Simpson, Chris Stapleton and Jamey Johnson. As a finishing touch, or a sort of a cherry on top of the string band’s sundae, is the al- bum’s title, “Volunteer.” “[Frontman] Ketch [Secor] had come to us with that name,” he said. “I remember when I first heard the name, I thought, ‘Yup, Show Dad How Much You Care that’s the name.’ That doesn’t usually happen at that stage of the record. There is usually a lot of hemming and hawing and combing through reasons to call something, some- thing. But when Ketch came to us with the name, it was right.” into your guitar case. Being on all the time Jahnig said the album’s name is a call to was just how it was. It was how you were go- folks to think about what they can do to give ing to make rent that month. a little back to the world. “Now, it’s about when you come from the “When you put a word like volunteer out wings and step on stage, there is just a magic that nourishes you without you having to do $ there, it’s going to make people talk about it,” Enter to Win a 100 Cash he said. “We hope it will get them to think anything.” and talk about it in their own lives, and gen- Jahnig also said there’s just something Just Visit One of These Sites erate a little passion inside of themselves for magical that happens when the band steps things they feel strongly about to go and vol- on that stage. unteer for. “It’s just that desire to perform,” he said. www.tullahomanews.com “That’s what makes the world around “You don’t have to wind yourself up, it does it you better. It’s not legislation, it’s the people for you. It’s getting behind my bass or Ketch www.heraldchronicle.com across from you that are going to lift you getting his fiddle or Cory at the keys … What- up that you in turn can lift up,” he contin- ever it is, we love playing these songs. To get ued. “Whether it’s inviting someone in for a to do it all the time is amazing. It’s its own www.manchestertimes.com meal or playing a song for them. Hoping that reward.” someone will smile is all it takes to generate www.elkvalleytimes.com that kind of goodwill with each other. And it 20 years and counting starts with the will to do. I think in our songs Now with two decades of being a band and in the band, that will is the bright shin- behind them, Jahnig said the thrill is just as www.themoorecountynews.com ing light that we’re all lifting the torch up to strong now as it ever was. light off of.” “The magic is still there,” he said. It’s cra- zy. It’s been up and down. I don’t even know Sponsored By: A stellar if I have friends that I had 20 years ago, but I performance have a band. It’s been rocky, but we still want to go get on stage together, for sure. The mu- An Old Crow Medicine Show perfor- sic is just so much fun. They call it playing mance is a high-energy and enthusiastic af- and we are doing just that, playing.” fair that includes singing and dancing that While continuing to create music and would leave even the most seasoned athlete honor their roots, at the end of the day, Jahn- exhausted. ig said it’s all about giving folks a good time ranklin County When asked where the guys get all their with the music of Old Crow. energy and stamina for such animated per- “There’s always a hope that people will formances, Jahnig credited two decades of deep dive into your lyrics or the songs you being constantly ready to perform. play. 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New Found Glory will be head- lining BreakFEST at The Fac- tory in Franklin on June 24. The one-day music festival, created by New Found Glory guitarist Chad Gilbert, will bring together music and breakfast as doors to the festival open at 8 a.m. with the first band hopping on stage at 9 a.m. New Found Glo- ry consists of, from left: Gilbert (guitarist); Ian Grushka (bass- ist), Jordan Pundik (vocals) and Cyrus Bolooki (drummer). – Photo by Paris Visone
club in Colorado, and it was one of our craziest shows,” Gil- that feel very similar. Not the crowd, not the reaction, but plus we’re surprising people with a new cover. I can’t, and I bert said. “People were jumping and flipping on the bar and the venue. How many variations of sound check can you do? won’t, tell you what it is, and why we’re doing it, but there are the tables and going crazy and singing along and that show “So with things like BreakFEST and other shows coming reasons behind it.” was so fun. People will do it. There are so many shows you up that you want to do, it’s like, ‘Oh this would be a fun ex- Also joining New Found Glory on The Sick Tour will be can go to, so many festivals, but what people really love about perience,’ so everyone was pretty excited to be a part of it.” Bayside, The Movielife and Ryan Key. All four acts will be getting an experience, they like something a little bit differ- Before BreakFEST, New Found Glory is headlining The at BreakFEST. Key will also be joining New Found Glory on ent.” Sick Tour, a 27-date run which got underway on May 17 stage both in Franklin and during performances across the Fans aren’t the only ones looking for a unique experience. and is scheduled to conclude June 22 in Dallas. Celebrating country. According to Gilbert, he was able to get some of the bands to their 20th anniversary as a band in 2017, New Found Glory “We have an auxiliary player now,” Gilbert said. “Ryan, play BreakFEST on the sheer promise of doughnuts. shuffled its setlist nightly, playing two full albums. However, from Yellowcard, is playing in the band. So he’ll be on stage, One of the bands he reached out to was Daddy Issues, during this go-around, the band will play a mixture from its playing the second guitar and doing keyboard stuff. So the a three-piece indie rock band out of Nashville. Gilbert sent complete catalog. sound’s going to be even fuller with a house band, because bass player Jenna Mitchell a message and asked if her band “This is the tour where you get every New Found Glory we’ll have him up there singing along with us.” would be interested in playing the festival. song, you get all of the big songs from all of our many albums BreakFEST will take place at Liberty Hall at The Factory, “I forget how she put this, but it was pretty much ‘You and it’s easier for us because we don’t have to remember as with doors opening at 8 a.m. on Sunday, June 24. Tickets are had me at doughnuts,’” Gilbert said. “Even their post online much,” Gilbert said. “Another thing that’s different about now on sale for $33.50 for general admission and $50 for said ‘You’ll find us at the doughnut bar.’ So I think bands too, this tour, we’re doing a couple things different. There will be VIP. For tickets and more information about the festival, visit you do a 30-show tour, and there are going to be 20 of those a couple songs we’ve never played before off the new record, www.breakfest.net. n TEMPO, May 2018—7 FromFrom BillBill Gaither’sGaither’s LIVE! TVTV ShowsShows LIVE! LIVE!
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The 129th Army Band will present a free performance at 11 a.m. at South Jackson Civic Center. The 129th Army Band Termite Company is headquartered at Houston Barracks in Nashville, and con- ducts musical performances across the state. The civic cen- ter is located at 401 S. Jackson St. in Tullahoma. P.O. Box 224 Estill Springs, TN Charter #085 1201 Dinah Shore Blvd., Winchester, TN 37398 May 30 931-649-5582 931-967-2777 Coffee with Cats Love cats? Love coffee? Join the Animal Harbor between 1-3 p.m. on Wednesdays to enjoy a cup of coffee and help socialize the center’s adoptable cats and kittens. For a shy or ranklin County under-socialized cat, the world can be a scary place. Come help the cats/kittens to gain or regain their confidence. For inancial Services more information, call 962-4472. The center is located at 56 F“Your Hometown Lender” Nor Nan Road in Winchester. 1327 Dinah Shore Blvd. June 2 Winchester, TN June Jam Craft Fair 931-967-7003 Fax: 931-967-4003 The annual craft fair will take place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 2 at The Spot in Morrison. All types of ven- dors from handmade crafts, direct sales and boutiques to on site pictures and food. Fun for every one of all ages. The Spot is located at 601 School St. in Morrison. Free and open to the public.
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Music in the Park The annual Fayetteville summer concert series will kick off at 7 p.m. on June 5 with the Madison Community Band on Tuesday, June 5 at Stone Bridge Memorial Park in Fayetteville. The summer lineup will include band, Highway 64 on June 14 and Travelin’ Kind on June 21 at 6:30 p.m. The concerts are free and open to the public. For more information about the THOMAS SIMMONS TIMS FORD event, contact the chamber at 433-1234. The park is located T.C. SIMMONS at 2010 Thornton Taylor Parkway in Fayetteville. INSURANCE AGENCY MARINA All Forms of Insurance June 7
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stepped up, providing all genres of America’s most popular music from traditional, pop country and every- thing in between, coming from estab- lished entertainers and up-and-com- ing talent. How you choose to spend your time at the festival is a matter of choice — you can pick your poison and make it your own personal experience. The CMA gives fans the online tools with schedules for all stages, by day and time, for all artists per- forming, along with meet-and-greets. Complete details and schedules are available at http://www.cmaworld. com/cma-music-festival/. There is also an app available for phones that will keep you in the know with updates and special announce- ments during the course of the festi- val. To get the most out of the event, it’s worth spending the time planning on the front end so you don’t miss your favorite artist. The artists bring their shows for free in appreciation of their fans and to contribute to the CMA Foundation, which supports The artists bring their shows for music education programs in public schools. free in appreciation of their fans and to contribute to the CMA Foundation. Numerous hours of music are free to fans from the majority of the stages. That information is also available on the CMA website, along with ticket availability. But, the proceeds that are raised go to a worthy cause in the arts. Since 2006, the CMA and CMA Foundation (established in 2011) has donated more than $21 million to music education in 85 programs in public school systems, after school programs, summer camps and com- munity outreach organizations across the U.S. CMA Fest is filmed for a three- hour ABC television special – the only U.S. music festival with an ac- companying TV event. It’s the 15th consecutive year of the broadcast. The air date will be an- nounced later. If you go The 2018 CMA Music Festival will take place June 7-10 at Nissan Sta- dium in Nashville. For more informa- tion, visit online at www.cmaworld. In 2017, the festival featured 11 stages with over 350 artists providing 167 hours of music. There are always appearances n com. from special guests. As the number of branches on the country music tree continues to grow, the CMA has stepped up, providing all genres of America’s most popular music from traditional, pop country and everything in between, coming from established entertainers and up-and-coming talent. 14—TEMPO, May 2018 Southern Weekend of Art celebrates 52 years
The Fayetteville-Lincoln County Arts Center will host its 52nd Southern Weekend More than 60 arts and crafts vendors will be displaying and selling their art during of Art in the picturesque Stonebridge Memorial Park in Fayetteville on Father’s Day this year’s show. weekend this year. – Photos Provided
he Fayetteville-Lincoln County Arts intent to be the center of excellence for all addition to the family. poem on an old manual typewriter, and then Center will host its 52nd Southern types of art. A variety of food vendors will be on cut it out and paste it to the group board. Weekend of Art on Friday, June 15, hand, as well. When the board is full, it will be framed and Tfrom 11 a.m. until 9 p.m. and on Saturday, A Kids Zone will include a bouncy house will hang in the art center where any pass- June 16, from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. at the Event schedule and face painting. A reverse bungee jump ersby can enjoy the words of the community. More than 60 arts and crafts vendors Stonebridge Memorial Park. The event is will also be available for all to enjoy. Music is also on the list of events for will be displaying and selling their art dur- free and open to the public The Arts Center will host a children’s the weekend. A songwriter’s showcase will ing this year’s show. painting activity and instruction with local take place from 1 -4 p.m. on Friday, June 15. Artists and crafters on hand will include artist Melanie Laten. Twelve local songwriters will perform origi- Chris Bussler, Annette Doxsey, Bruce Wil- History of the event The center will also host a photography nal works in six half-hour segments. Song- The Southern Weekend of Art is Lin- ham, Susan Voiers, Andrea Shetley Michelle contest during the weekend’s events. There writers interested in participating in this coln County’s oldest arts & crafts show. The Whitt and many more. will be three age groups, ages 13 and under, event should contact Greg Mitchell at 931- show started in 1965 as a fundraiser for the The Humane Society of Lincoln County 14-18 and over 18. Each group will have a 993-8318 or GregMitchellMu-sic@gmail. Fayetteville-Lincoln County Art League. The will have a pet adoption booth, located be- $25 prize for first place. Visit swoa-tn.com com. Art League incorporated in 1975 when Wil- hind the park’s waterfall. Volunteers will be for more information. The South Jackson Street Band from liam R. Carter bequeathed the building at walking pets available for adoption around An interactive community poetry project Tullahoma will perform at 6 p.m. on Friday. 303 Main Ave. South in Fayetteville to the the park, where visitors are invited to en- will be set up for all to try their hand at short, Art League. The name changed to the Arts joy a little friendship with the animals and creative, fun poems. Participants can type a Continued Page 15 Center in 2012 to reflect the organization’s maybe even to leave with four-legged new TEMPO, May 2018—15
The 20-piece dance band will perform jazz, swing, Latin, For more information, visit the event website at waltz and dance music. swoa-tn.com. During the band’s break, a local troupe of fire breath- The Arts Center is a 501(c)3 charitable, nonprofit ers will perform. corporation with a mission to enhance the quality of life To kick off the entertainment, the Just for Clicks clog- in the community through the presentation, education, gers, led by Kim Williams, will perform at 10 a.m. on Sat- and promotion of all types of art. All proceeds from the urday, June 16. Southern Weekend of Art will benefit the Fayetteville- Other entertainment to follow throughout the day Lincoln County Arts Center, Inc., and its charitable non- will include performances from the Backstage Dancers profit mission. and the Dance Academy of Fayetteville, who will perform The Arts Center awards annual scholarships for high at 2 p.m. school students, a variety of art classes, a summer art At 3 p.m., the Umbra Fusion dance troop will per- camp for children, regular performing arts shows and form. much more. You can support the mission with a do- From 4 to 6 p.m., Swing Shift, a newly formed band nation or by becoming a member. Visit FLC-ArtsCenter. from Nashville, will perform. com for more information. n
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