Center Stage: Corner of Salada and Palmetto Avenues
Saturday, Sept 23, 2017
| 11:15 am | Dave Crimmen | Oldies, Rock n' Roll |
| 1:00 pm | Redwood Roots | Reggae |
| 2:45 pm | Mark Kostrzewa | Acoustic, fingerstyle, slideguitar |
| 4:30 pm | The Dim Lights | Bluegrass |
Sunday, Sept 24, 2017
| 11:15 am | Foggy Coast Kids | Bluegrass |
| 12:45 pm | Jinx Jones | Rockabilly, jazz, twang |
| 2:30 pm | Caleb Murray and the Blue Horizon | jazz |
| 4:15 pm | The Plastic Onion Band | Tribute, Vintage Rock n' Roll |
Bands and Performances
Dave Crimmen Saturday 11:15 am
According to Dave’s older sisters, he has been playing music this since he was just six months old! Inspired by the legends – Elvis Presley, Little Richard and Chuck Berry – Dave set out to emulate the feel good, rock out vibes that make hips shake and heads bop. Dave loves his music. He writes his music for the girls, the fans, and the fellow lovers of classic rock.
Redwood Roots Saturday 1:00 pm
Redwood Roots is a Bay Area band with a foundation of Soul, Rock, Reggae and Fusion. Music that lifts you up and moves you!
Mark Kostrzewa Saturday 2:45 pm
An original finger-style acoustic guitar player living out on the San Mateo county coastside just south of the San Francisco. Ranging in styles from new-age ambient, slide, flamenco, Brazilian, and contemporary original compositions.
Mark’s music is influenced by Michael Hedges, Pat Metheny, Lawrence Juber, Alex DeGrassi, Tommy Emmanuel, Al DiMeola , Leo Kottke and Pierre Bensusan for starters. Guinga, Baden Powell and Jobim.
The Dim Lights Saturday 4:30 pm
The Dim Lights are an exciting Bay Area bluegrass band formed by the Frankel Family (Dana on fiddle, Vicki on bass, and Avram on guitar) and include CBA lifetime member Larry Cohea on banjo and veteran mandolinist Matt Kendall.
Foggy Coast Kids Sunday 11:15 am
The Foggy Coast Kids are a group of 4th and 5th grade students from Cabrillo School in Pacifica, CA. They play traditional bluegrass and old time fiddle tunes in the style of the greats with the love and dedication this amazing music deserves. Way past the “they play good for kids” stage, The Foggy Coast Kids put on a show that is plain good!
Jinx Jones Sunday 12:45 pm
In Jinx Jones’ impressive musical career he has visited nearly every conceivable style and genre of the electric guitar. From his work with R&B divas, En Vogue to his own acclaimed rockabilly albums, “License to Twang,” and the latest release; “Rumble & Twang,” Jones has always strived to expand the possibilities of the instrument. He accepts every musical challenge head on, always making an impressive statement with his music. The one thing that remains consistent throughout Jones’ multi-stylistic journey is the grace and finesse of his virtuoso playing.
Caleb Murray and the Blue Horizon Sunday 2:30 pm
Caleb Murray is an accomplished musician who has been professionally performing around the Bay Area since he was 16. He has played with Daddios Big Band at lead tenor led by Steve Tyler as well as with Wayne Wallace and John Shifflet. He studied under Aaron Lington at San Jose State and Tom Lockwood at Hope College. While in Michigan, Murray was lead tenor with Brian Coyle in the Holland Jazz Ensemble.
The Plastic Onion Band Sunday 4:15 pm
We are The Plastic Onion Band!
Serving the San Francisco Bay Area & Northern California. Have Beatles, will travel.
CELEBRATING THE BEATLES!
Great Songs Spanning the Career of the Lads from Liverpool! Every one of us has played with several different bands in our lives. We all have a music history to be thankful for. And now here we are, playing the best music together and having a blast laughing while we go. This trip is a FUN one. Our journey together has been blessed with good times. Our relationship as bandmates has extended into our personal lives as friends and we would have it no other way. Our experience on stage is a powerful delight every time, whether we are electric or unplugged. To know each of us more personally, you have to come see us. We are looking forward to that meeting. Cheerios, and don’t let the blue meanies get ya. ~The Plastic Onion Band
