Win Spirit of Bluegrass Music Fest tickets
Just Right Productions and JamBase are offering a chance to win a pair of VIP tickets to the Spirit of Bluegrass Music Fest – March 15-17, 2007 at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, FL.
If you are not already a JamBase member, you’ll need to create a free membership in order to enter the contest. The two tickets have a value of $100, and the festival includes performances by Lonesome River Band, Blue Moon Rising, Cadillac Sky, New Found Road and many more.
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Last weekend we attended the Spirit of Bluegrass Music Fest at the Suwannee Music Park. It was a fine festival with bands like LRB, Kenny and Amanda Smith, New Found Road, Cadillac Sky, and many more including some fine local and regional bands. Check out my review at www.tedlehmann.blogspot.com...
Brittany Reilly w/Almost Acoustic Band Spring Tour 2008
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www.brittanyreilly.com
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This video is provided in cooperation...
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