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$20-$30 Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see one of the Country’s most respected and beloved folk singers!

Grammy Award-winner Lee Greenwood will deliver a patriotic finish to Independence Day week with his iconic “God Bless the U.S.A,” one of today’s most familiar American songs and winner of the 1985 CMA Song of the Year. An unofficial anthem covered by many different artists, it has reached the top five on the country singles charts three times, the only song in any genre to do so, and crossed over to the pop charts in the wake of 9/11. Greenwood…

On genuine, passionate interpretations of original and cover songs, Derik Nelson with his siblings, Riana and Dalten, offer a rare opportunity to hear the perfectly blended harmonies only a family can deliver. Derik appeared regularly as lead guitarist on “Glee,” and both Riana and Dalten pursued performance careers, before the three joined together as a group. Now their acoustic jazz and folk infused sound, combined with stunning video displays, creates an irresistible aural and visual journey that appeals to all…

The New Christy Minstrels forged a fresh folk sound in the 1960s with a lighthearted style that was welcomed in the heart of a challenging era. Original songs such as “Green, Green” and their cover of “Sing in the Sunshine” topped the charts and their debut album won a Grammy Award in 1963. More than 20 albums later with creator Randy Sparks still at the helm, the New Christy Minstrels continue to deliver the rich harmonies and tuneful melodies that…

Awarded the Contemporary A Cappella Society (CASA) Lifetime Achievement Award in 2014, Rockapella rocks the house with just one instrument – their voices – but with astonishing full-band sound. From singing Doo Wop on street corners and appearing on “Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?” to sold-out shows worldwide, Rockapella remains one of the most sophisticated pop vocal groups. They will be joined by The Company Men, nationally recognized for their ability to put a contemporary spin on music…

A second generation bluesman, Mato Nanji was born on a Sioux Reservation in South Dakota. He grew up listening to his father’s band and was equally inspired by the music of such legends as B.B. King, Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn. Indigenous, originally a sibling band, has since evolved, but Nanji continues to deliver a rich, guitar-heavy blues sound, paying tribute to his native heritage through the storytelling of his songs. Guitarist Chris Duarte’s style has been called “ferocious…

Japanese-born pianist and composer Keiko Matsui is a worldwide icon in contemporary smooth jazz, touring relentlessly and bringing her music to virtually every corner of the globe. Known for her original compositions, Matsui’s music transcends boundaries, creating a unique melting pot of musical influences that has earned her a devout and enthusiastic international audience. A consummate artist freely at home in any musical context, she borrows from such diverse idioms as jazz, classical, rock, blues, and traditional world music to…