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The program is part of the Fair Saint Louis summer concert series entitled Celebrate St. Louis Summer Concerts at Soldiers Memorial in the heart of the city.
Other concerts include The Offspring on July 20. St. Louis’ own Nelly wraps up the series on July 21.
In the mid 90s, Michael Franti first formed the group Spearhead. It’s said that the group merged his positive and socially conscious attitude with his love for music to create roots and reggae tracks with powerful themes. “The Sound of Sunshine,” which was released in 2010 reaffirms Franti’s talent for connecting with fans.
You and your family can have an upclose and personal look at a preview of the Fair St. Louis air show in downtown St. Louis–if you’re lucky enough to register in time.
Just 100 spots are being offered for a special preview event featuring KMOX‘s Charlie Brennan on July 3.
To register for up to four tickets, send an email to cwbrennan@cbs.com.
The spirit of Fair St. Louis continues this weekend as Celebrate St. Louis brings two big name acts to the music scene here in a free weekend live music festival.
performs at 9:15 p.m. Saturday at Soldiers Memorial between 14th and Tucker and Market and Pine. Here’s what the Celebrate St. Louis website says about Keb” Mo’:
Singer, songwriter and guitarist Keb’ Mo’s music is a living link to the historic Delta blues that traveled across the expanse of America. Mo’s music is pure, post-modern expression of the cultural journey that transformed America’s perspective on the blues.
A local band performing at 8 p.m. will be the opening act.
Then at 9:15 p.m. on Saturday, Bare Naked Ladies performs, also at Soldiers Memorial. A local live band will be the opening act performing at 8 p.m.
Here’s what the website says about the group:
The Barenaked Ladies are no ordinary rock band. In the early 1990s, they took North America by storm, producing three multi-platinum albums. This top-selling, award-winning band’s frenetic blend of high-energy, melodic-pop, and spontaneous repartee are sure to bring a party to downtown St. Louis!
The spirit of Fair St. Louis continues this weekend as Celebrate St. Louis brings two big name acts to the music scene here in a free weekend live music festival.
R & B musical group Bell Biv DeVoe performs at 8 p.m. tonight at Soldiers Memorial between 14th and Tucker and Market and Pine.
A local band will be the opening act.
Then at 8 p.m. on Saturday, singer/songwriter/musician Gavin DeGraw performs, also at Soldiers Memorial. A local live band will be the opening act.
The fun continues with Keb’ M’ on July 22 and Barenaked Ladies on July 23.
It’s the final jam-packed day for Fair St. Louis with Montgomery Gentry headlining the entertainment tonight and, of course, fireworks capping off the night at 9:15 p.m.
Despite the cancellation of the concert and fireworks due to weather yesterday, the Fair resumes at 11 a.m. today.
Everyone attending Fair Saint Louis must pass through one of five security stations to get unto the Arch grounds.
Visitors to Fair Saint Louis will be allowed to bring individual serving plastic bottles onto the Arch grounds as long as security personnel can ensure they do not contain alcohol.
No coolers or large liquid containers will be allowed.
No glass bottles, aluminum bottles/cans or alcohol be allowed.
Everyone attending Fair Saint Louis must pass through one of five security stations to get unto the Arch grounds.
Visitors to Fair Saint Louis will be allowed to bring individual serving plastic bottles onto the Arch grounds as long as security personnel can ensure they do not contain alcohol.
No coolers or large liquid containers will be allowed.
No glass bottles, aluminum bottles/cans or alcohol be allowed.
Everyone attending Fair Saint Louis must pass through one of five security stations to get unto the Arch grounds.
Visitors to Fair Saint Louis will be allowed to bring individual serving plastic bottles onto the Arch grounds as long as security personnel can ensure they do not contain alcohol.
No coolers or large liquid containers will be allowed.
No glass bottles, aluminum bottles/cans or alcohol be allowed.
