Kevin Fowler Festival: Nutty Brown Cafe

Info on the Nutty Brown Cafe: "The Nutty Brown Cafe and Amphitheatre is the Hill Country headquarters for outstanding Live Music and great times. Our enormous, live-oak shaded patio is the premier place in Central Texas to catch all of your favorite artists. Come on out and see for yourself the big fun to be had dining and dancing under the stars. Just look for our big neon cowboy out front welcoming you to your new favorite place for the best in Live Music." 12225 Highway 290 West, Austin, Texas click for : MAP Phone: 512-301-4648 www.nuttybrown.com Info on the Kevin Fowler Festival: Ticket Cost: $24.50. Gates open at 5pm. All guests and patrons are subject to search when entering the festival grounds. There will be ATMÂ’s on site for use. No re-entry will be allowed once you leave the grounds. Children 3 and under are free WHAT TO BRING: - Identification -sunscreen -binoculars -cameras -your friends PROHIBITED ITEMS: - Chairs -large, framed backpacks -bottle water -food or beverage of any kind (baby food ok) -guns, knives, or any other type of weapons -fireworks -wallet chains -video cameras -professional recording devices -lap top computers -umbrellas -drugs or paraphernalia -skateboards, scooters, or any motorized vehicle -Bicycles -tents -pets (unless it is a service animal) -vending materials -flyers (no unauthorized vending will be tolerated) Artists: JASON BOLAND & THE STRAGGLERS Between the East and West Coasts, and still a good distance from the third coast of Nashville, is found a place known as the Dust Bowl. ItÂ’s a place where art meets the everyday life of common America, and it has produced some of the most distinctive American art ever. The tradition of that region has produced the music of Woody Guthrie. It provided the root system for the genius of Merle Haggard. It is the tradition of Bob Childers, a Red Dirt icon, who learned how to present the forgettable man unforgettably, and itÂ’s the tradition that can be heard in the songs of Jason Boland. BLEU EDMONDSON: Began writing songs at the age of nineteen, got his first guitar on his 21st birthday and formed a band at twenty-two. Now 30, Bleu has not looked back since as he and the Bleu Edmondson Band have sold tens of thousands of records and amassed a rabid fan base on the hot Texas music scene. JOSH ABBOTT BAND Pat Green, Cory Morrow, Wade Bowen, Ryan James...and now, the Josh Abbott Band. Some of the best artists in Texas country music have gotten there start in the West Texas town of Lubbock while attending Texas Tech University, and the next in line for greatness is no different. Formed in early 2006, JAB was founded by fraternity brothers: Josh Abbott, Austin Davis, Drew Hurt, and Neel Huey. After playing mostly acoustic open mic night shows at The Blue Light, Josh and Austin called on Drew and Neel to give the band a rhythm section. Powered by: www.elwebman.com For tickets, follow the link to Frontgatetickets: http://tickets.frontgatetickets.com/choose.php?a=1&lid=32704&eid=38841 Looks to be a very fun evening, so I hope your plans allow for this one. Hope to see you there. JayB.