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Stephen Monroe

Solo Performer - Stephen Monroe's song list is a melting pot of all the great music that has graced his life: Blues, Ballads and Rock-n-Roll. All these make music exciting everyday. Stephen Monroe plays with a passion born from the power of the music. He plays and sings with intensity, and has as much fun as humanly possible and makes sure he spreads the love around . He's a guitar player, a singer and writer of songs--Stephen plays for YOU and wants YOU to feel good about spending your time with him. You can trust him to give you all hes got and wants you to leave with one thought: WHEN CAN WE DO IT AGAIN!

Hi everyone, a little about me..I met Mike Canter in 2007 thru submitting my music to his first musical endeavor that would become Jivewire. My CD Traveling at the Speed of Steve was selected as one of the top 10 CDs he recieved for 2007. At that time I was fighting colon cancer in early 2008 and that news was one reason I canme thru in flying colors with a new friend I hold close to my heart as a brother. I have been playing music since high school. I played bass for 20+ years in rock bands. I migrated to a solo acoustic performer thur years of transformations and trying several different line ups. This is where I'm supposed to be. I write my own music  (I was a finalist in 2008 for Song writer of the year at Blue Muse Publishing in Naperville, Il. Thanks Del Boland), I play all the insteruments on my recordings that I record myself. I'm a DIY kind fo guy

My music has made it to Internet Radio in Lincon, NE, KZUM FM thanks to Al Lundy and Cathy Behrns, Omaha/Council Bluffs on Pacific Street Blues, thanks Rick Galusha, Australia on AWESOMERADIO thanks to Shashona and the crew, England, Holland and both coasts in the lovely USA.
I love my kids and my Kay. I am happy to be alive and happy to be here, right now. I love playing for everyone I can. I get such great joy in playing and meeting new people, I'll never quit. I'm in it for the long haul.
My new CD should be out when I rob that bank, "Driving the Sky Highway".

My name is Stephen Monroe. I play for my friends that can't anymore. I play for you. I give you all I have cuz it matters to me. You matter to me. Some say I'm an old hippie at heart. I can't wait to meet you and I wish you peace, love and happiness

So here I am, playing guitar, singing, recording the songs I write. Gigging at the bars, wineries, parties. I donate my playing time to MS Society, Boxer 500, The American Cancer Society. Still trying to figure it all to out...make my dream come true... I have a wonderful family and girlfriend, great friends that love me and my music. I look forward to the future and this great relationship getting better all the time. Lets all be happy!


For more please read "Traveling At The Speed Of Steve"


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Discography

  • Driving the Sky Highway cover art
  • Traveling At The Speed Of Steve cover art
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Bluz Get Away Traveling At The Speed Of Steve Play →
Pontchartrain Driving the Sky Highway Play →
They Said Yeah Driving the Sky Highway Play →
Sorry I Lost Control Traveling At The Speed Of Steve Play →
Sunshine on Your Face Driving the Sky Highway Play →
Smitten & Resigned Traveling At The Speed Of Steve Play →
Waitin' For My Train Traveling At The Speed Of Steve Play →
Fast Forward Driving the Sky Highway Play →
Nothin to Nobody Driving the Sky Highway Play →
Lonely Man Driving the Sky Highway Play →
Oh How I Love That Girl Driving the Sky Highway Play →
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Press

“ Welcome to Spotlight on Blues, Stephen.. I'd like to Thank You for taking the time to talk with me and express Your views. I like Your Music & Your Style. You know who You are in Music & What You want from it. Blues Music, that seems to be Your Forte, am I right ? That being said lets get started with a few Questions 1. Blues Music, for as long as I can Remember has been about the Sadness and Drudgery. But, in Your Music I pick up on the Happiness of things. It holds a liveliness that makes You want to keep coming back. How is it that You manage to make the Blues not so Blue but still keep it in that style ? Blues is my backbone for sure. Its where my passion started but not in traditional blues, I was one of the American kids that got shown its own music by the British bands that beefed it up quite a bit. That’s the thing about the blues. It starts out at that blue point, where the black brothers and sisters started it out at, but it is an attitude about that situation, a way of thinking about struggle, of succumbing to it and mainly surviving it. Survival to me is the quintessential essence of the blues. You look the devil in the face, you fight him at every corner, you see him lurking. Are you gonna let him win? Sometimes he does and that’s the blues. But fighting him, taking your punches and dishing some out, that’s also the blues. The struggles, the victories and the “You ain’t gonna beat me, no sir” attitude is the side of the blues a lot of us groove on, and don’t forget there’s some serious sexiness about it too 2. To me , Blues Music sits in a Class all it's own, With such Legends as the great B.B King, Muddy Waters & Blues Guitarist Greats like Stevie Ray Vaughan . If You had to think about it, who in Blues Music would You say has influenced You the most ? Really a lot of people have touched me. I started out with Spoonful , Crossroads, Outside Woman Blues, Born Under Bad Sign, Sittin on Top of The World from Cream, Eric Clapton and Jack Bruce. We saw the writers of the songs, Willie Dixon, Robert Johnson. Who dat? Then Spoonful was done by The Shadows of Knight out of Chicago and they had a tune that someone else wrote. It was a door way but not the soul of it. Johnny Winters was/is amazing. His brother Edgar doing Tobacco Road, The Animals House of the Rising Sun, The Allman Brothers doing Stormy Monday, BB’s The Thrill is Gone, CCR doing I Put a Spell on You, Janis Joplin doing anything and Jimi’s Red House, later Rory GalIagher and then white blues/country blues. I can’t copy any of these people and never tried. I played bass for 20 years in rock bands. The beat is huge to me. The grind of it all. The walking bass, boogie just takes me away. Muddy reigns supreme in songs with character to me. A lot of those songs were Willie Dixon tunes. Stevie Ray was the soul for me. He hit it on the nail. I saw him twice in a 2500 seat hall in town 3 piece and 4 piece .And don’t forget Billy Gibbons ZZ Tops Tres Hombres, Hot Blue and Righteous…. It all gets to me. The deeper you dig the better it gets. Through out it all Clapton has been there. Not really a “I have all his albums” guy, but you have to admit he did a lot to turn me on to an array of things. Crossroads still drills a hole in me. 3. Tell me Stephen, what is it about Blues Music that makes You want to perform & play it- I mean, why Blues Music - What is it about the Blues that Draws You ? Its what people hear when I play. I play what goes through me and comes out musically. The blues seems to be infused into my approach to playing and singing. I understand it as much as someone in my position can. It’s the truth and that is the essence of creativity and the masters are masters because of simplicity and intensity. I try very hard to make my music a part of the music that stands out to me. I don’t want it to drop off from one song by a great and one of my songs. I STRIVE for that, whether I get there or not is totally up to whoever is listening. 4. In today's Music, it's hard to find many who still use Blues as a Style or Genre. Can You give me Your Views on that ? Do You feel there is a lack of understanding in this Young Generation about the Blues ? There is a strong group of excellent musicians out there that are blues based and bomb the TNT out of it, but I believe you’re talking about popular, trending music. It’s very easy to hear the blandness of it. No heart or passion, it’s a product and people are missing out on the edge of laying it all out there without 50 dancers, stage props, make up and premixed tracks to mouth as you do your choreography. That is an entertainment valued and produced but its theater, not JUST music. The simplicity is gone. The blues has sweat and running mascara running down the cheeks. Heart and soul poured out on the stage. This is life. This is reality. This is our common experience. This is what we are all going through. Sometimes people don’t want to look at what is real and they escape to soap opera type musical experiences and they loose out. Everyone is trying to get it all in one step, no trials and errors. Errors are seen as faults. Errors are what happens to people that are doing things. Cover up reality of life like life is bad. The ups and downs are part of the deal and people are wearing costumes and make up, afraid of reality. There is a ragged edge that makes it all fun and pain exponentially grows an appreciation of joy. 4. If You had the chance, what would You say to a group of Young People about Blues Music. What would You do to get this Younger Generation into the Music that has helped to shape our Musical Culture ? I’d say give it a chance to talk to you. Go to a club or a show. Listen to Tab Benoit, Warren Haynes, Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks. Crank it up. Put on some Muddy Waters with Little Walter, Johnny Winters playing Jumpin Jack Flash, then go on Youtube and look up Bukka White beatin the hell of his guitar and so much more. The blues is not just this slow painful experience. There is an array of styles, approaches along with the tried and true. Put on “I got my Mojo Working” at a party and see what gives. Take the time to LISTEN to what they are saying by playing an instrument and singing. Listen to that sister belt out about her man, scream about another mule kickin in the stall. The words, the guitar chops scream at you, the beats hits you in the hips…. Its amazing. Its not just saying it, its how it’s said. There is a whole way of thinking that it includes, a whole way of talking. This is a view of a culture purely American. It comes from here and we can be proud of what they all produced for us to enjoy. Let there be no doubt, there is all kinds of blues but it came from one place, our black brothers and sisters from down South. They touched us all that took time to listen. 5. Musical Society as a whole seemed to be affected by Blues Music from the late 1900's when it started in 1912, on up . Tell me Stephen, in Your view, what it is about Blues Music that has made it so influential over the years? Life ain’t easy for a hell of a lot of people. More people struggle than succeed. Then we ask what is success and we find it to be simple, true and intense. Its hard. It’s the blues. Some people quit but most of us just don’t see any other way that “that-a-way”, down the road. The blues has been so influential because it was created by people pouring their very existence into the music. Coming from a people that were REALLY struggling. It was created from that point of quit or git? Then identifying the odds are against you but you’re going to dream anyway. Take the Illinois Central up north from the Delta to Chicago and see if that dream you’ve worked so hard at can come true. It touches a lot of people because a lot of us walk that road, all colors, all sexes. We battle the demons of lust and lush. We got through life together whether we want to admit it or not and if a share cropper from Mississippi can make it, well maybe we can too. 7. For me, I love a good , get down, feel it in Your Soul, Play the Guitar till it hurts Blues Song. It does something, takes me away to a place deep inside my emotions. I'm sure that You, during the course of Your Career have felt that way in a song. Lets talk about that.... Dig deep inside Yourself for me & tell me what that Experience is like. I cry sometimes when I sing some things that touch me that deep. The words we sing are statements and we don’t just jukebox them out. Sometimes life makes those songs penetrate through your showman exterior. To this day when I sing the song I wrote for my best friend, I cry. It touches me so deep I can’t help but reveal what is going on inside. It took me 13 years to write it and it hurts still to know he’s gone and that surfaces with thoughts of my other brothers that have gone… and then we meet on that plane of existence where I feel them there and then my sorrow turns to joy knowing that we shared things many people never will know and that I’m playing and singing because of them and their spirit lifts me to such a high. I may be playing solo but I’m not alone, each time I play or write, they are there somewhere with me. The place you dream of playing is when it all comes naturally. You’re hands go where they are supposed to, the words are like it’s the first time you heard them, each note has a purpose and a meaning and it comes from the center of your being. The euphoria is in the passion and the passion is pouring out of you, glad or sad it just makes you wish you could stay there. Its why you play. Its why you play to empty rooms cuz it can happen there too. It flows…..its pretty much like making love for all the right reasons. 8. Whether it's the Classic Feelin Down Blues from the South or the Modern Blues Rock. It's Clear that Blues has left it's mark in Music. Tell me Stephen, how Blues has effected Your life & Music. Did Blues shape the way You view/ play Music ? Once Again I Thank You For Being Here & Being A Part Of "Spotlight On Blues". Your Insight & Views Have Been a Real Pleasure! Blues is my music. I can’t explain it. I’m a middle class white guy but nothing makes sense to me but the blues. The way its constructed. The way you play the guitar. The way you express yourself. I grew up with the blues in my head. It might have been from a wall of Marshalls, it might have come from a guitar slinger from across the pond at first, but I listened and I LIKED IT… I LOVED IT! I can’t get enough of it. My brother David and I play cuz of the blues. We dug other things and that influences us some but the pure passion of the blues captured us a long time ago and as life has gone on, it has helped us cope with the life we have led. It wasn’t/isn’t easy and without this primal expression, without this outlet, I’m not sure what would happen. The music found us. It grabbed us. It touches us deep inside and for anyone that hasn’t had that happen to them, you’re missing out. I only named a few of the great ones. Go take a look, you’ll love what you see.

— BLUES SPOTLIGHT (Nov 23, 2010)

“ Driven by an acoustic guitar sound, this music is a true melting pot of delicious blue tracks, ballads and rock 'n' roll tinged songs. Monroe's first encounter with this was during a musical concert by the band where his two brothers Tom and David, part of it. After some wanderings in various local bands, chose Stephen lawful for a solo career. Central to an acoustic driven blues sound that with his voice floated through the eight tracks inspire. Single "Waitin For My Train" was previously released on the Big Dog Records label. The opening track, "Sorry I Lost Control" sounds like a very old record. She cracks nice like in the good old days when the decks were still warm. All other tracks are at a sluggish pace crescendo rising. Sure enough there's no downside to detect weak on this release, which actually dates from 2004. And this option is already an art on its own.

— Keys and Chords (Jun 6, 2011)

“ COVER SONG LIST Melissa Allman Bros One Way Out House of the Rising Sun The Animals Cripple Creek The Band Ophelia The Shape I’m In The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down The Weight Do You Wanna Dance Beach Boys In My Room 8 Days a Week The Beatles And I Love Her I’ve Just Seen a Face Oh Darlin’ Please Please Me Something You Won’t See Me Johnny B. Goode Chuck Berry Mabeline No Particular Place to Go Rock and Roll Music The Letter Box Tops Neon Moon Brooks & Dunne Whiskey Under the Bridge My Maria Don’t Say You Love Me Junior Brown My Wife Thinks You're Dead Redneck Friend Jackson Browne Cheeseburger in Paradise Jimmy Buffet Coconut Telegraph Come Monday Distantly in Love Fins Livingston Saturday Night Manana Margaritaville Pirate Looks at 40 Son of a Sailor The Wino and I Know Folsom Prison Blues Johnny Cash Ring of Fire Walk the Line Centerfield CCR Keep on Chooglin’ Penthouse Pauper Who’ll Stop the Rain I’m Busted Ray Charles Promises Eric Clapton Tulsa Time Wonderful Tonight Worry B Gone Guy Clark Don’t Have to Call Me Darlin’ D.A.Coe Outside Woman Blues Cream Sleepy Time Time Sunshine of Your Love Southern Cross Crosby Stills & Nash Damn Good Cowboy Charlie Daniels Long Haired Country Boy Good Wyrd Stuart Davis Annie’s Song John Denver Spoonful Willie Dixon Don’t Think Twice Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisted Just Like a Woman Like a Rolling Stone Watch the River Flow Long Run Eagles Peaceful Easy Feelin’ Take it Easy Heart Ache Tonight I Hear You Knockin Dave Edmonds All Shook Up Elvis Don’t Be Cruel I Can't Help Falling in Love with You I Want You I Need You I Love You Teddy Bear Love Me Tender All I Have to Do is Dream Everly Bros Bye Bye Love Gambler Dan Fogelberg Looking for a Lady 16 Tons Tennessee Ernie Ford Just Call Me Lonesome Radney Foster Oh Lonesome Me Don Gibson Sea of Heartbreak Some Kinda Wonderful Grand Funk RR Mustang Sally Buddy Guy Little Head John Hiatt Angel Jimi Hendrix Wind Cries Mary She Thinks I Still Care George Jones You Really Got Me The Kinks Me & Bobbie McGee K.Kristofersen Help Me Make it Thru the Night Imagine John Lennon Dixie Chicken Little Feat Willin’ Fat Man in a Bathtub Danny’s Song Kenny Logins Rain on the Roof Lovin’ Spoonful Ballad of Curtis Lowe Lynryrd Skynyrd I Know a Little Gimme Back My Bullets Simple Man Feels Like Rollin a 7 Delbert McClinton Engine #9 Roger Miller King of the Road London Homesick Blues Gary P. Nunn Angel from Montegomery John Prine Blue Suede Shoes Carl Perkins Brain Damage Pink Floyd Thing Called Love Queen Dock of the Bay Otis Redding Bring it on Home to Me Can’t You See Marshall Tucker Mountain of Love Johnny Rivers Secret Agent Man Bar Light Bar Bright Charlie Robison Comes to Me Naturally Desperate Times El Cerito Place Right Man for the Job Ain't Too Proud to Beg Rolling Stones Honky Tonk Woman Sunspot Baby Bob Seger Gospel Zone Shadows of Night High Blood Pressure Blues Shakin Kings The Silvermen Thunder Road Bruce Springstein For What Its Worth Stephen Stills Go and Say Goodbye Helplessly Hoping Dance with You George Strait Lover Please Billy Swan You’ve Got a Friend James Taylor Boom Boom Out Go The Lights P. Travers Walkin the Floor Ernest Tubb Shake Rattle and Roll Big Joe Turner Ice Cream Man Van Halen Brown Eyed Girl Van Morrison Into the Mystic Moondance Little Sister Stevie Ray Vaughn Love Struck Pride and Joy Tin Pan Alley You Don’t Know Me Cindy Walker L.A. Freeway Jerry Jeff Walker Redneck Mother Mr. Bojangles Sangria Wine Stormy Monday T. Bone Walker One Headlight Wall Flowers 33 Years Muddy Waters I'm Ready Since I Fell For You Lenny Welch Hey Good Lookin Hank Williams Sr Lost Highway Your Cheatin Heart Won’t Be Home No More Jambalya Tabacco Road Edgar Winters Boney Maroney Johnny Winters 1000 Miles Dwight Yokum Turn Me Loose Powder Finger Neil Young Balanese ZZ Top Fool For Your Stockings Heartbreaker Just Got Paid Pearl Necklace

— STEPHEN MONROE (Feb 6, 2012)

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Gigography

August 2011

5th
Workin at The Winery @ Wabash Wine Company - Shenandoah, IA details ↓

Friday @ 12:00:00 AM

  • Playing The Wine Co to get my foothold in SW Iowa...what great place to boogie...

  • Tickets: $0
9th
Rockin Taco Tuesday @ Emerald Isle - Imogene, IA details ↓

Tuesday @ 12:00:00 AM

  • I'll be dropping in on the bicyclists as they imbibe and have the delicious tacos at THE EMERALD ISLE on THE WABASH TRACE. It was a blast.

  • You can't miss it
  • Tickets: $0

November 2011

25th
Friday Night Boogiefest @ South Omaha Eagles - Omaha, NE details ↓

Friday @ 07:30:00 PM

  • I'll be playing tunes until 11 PM at the nearly one year old club in the heart of South O...drinks are stout and inexpensive...the music will be pumpin...

  • 42nd & Sunshine Drive South Omaha, NE 2 block north of Harrison
  • Tickets: $0

January 2012

14th
Apres Ski @ Mt. Crescent Ski Lodge - Crescent, IA details ↓

Saturday @ 03:00:00 PM

  • we are going to do this until there is enuf cold and snow ...man made to have a winter time blast...looks good for this weekend! 3 to 6

  • Mt Crescent Ski Area 17026 Snowhill Ln Honey Creek, IA Just north of Crescent
  • Tickets: $0
    • skicrescent.com
20th
Diggin it at The Doghouse @ The Doghouse Saloon - Waterloo, NE details ↓

Friday @ 08:00:00 PM

  • I will be back to the waterloo digs to rock it up 8 to 12

  • Tickets: $0
21st
Apres Ski @ Mt. Cresent Ski Lodge - Crescent, IA details ↓

Saturday @ 03:00:00 PM

  • Another Saturday in the series to bring a Colorado Vibe to the Iowa Alps just north of Crescent, IA. Great people....food... drink...ski..board...lessons for all ages and abilities!! FUNNNNNN.

  • 17026 Snowhill Lane Honey Creek, IA 51542 Phone: (712) 545-3850 Mailing Address: Mt. Crescent Ski Area PO Box 69 , Crescent, IA 51526
  • Tickets: $0
    • http://skicrescent.com
28th
Apres Ski @ Mt. Crescent Ski Lodge - Crescent, IA details ↓

Saturday @ 03:00:00 PM

  • Another Saturday in the Apres Ski Series bringing a Colorado vibe to the Iowa Alps just north of Crescent. Great people....great food and drink... great music. Ski, Snow board, sit and watch, lessons for all abilities....FUNNNNNN!

  • Address: 17026 Snowhill Lane Honey Creek, IA 51542 Phone: (712) 545-3850 Mailing Address: Mt. Crescent Ski Area PO Box 69 , Crescent, IA 51526
  • Tickets: $0
    • http://skicrescent.com
29th
Acoustic Sunday @ Soaring Wings Vineyard - Springfield, NE details ↓

Sunday @ 02:00:00 PM

  • Back int eh beautiful little winery/brewry on the hill... 2 to 5

  • Tickets: $0

February 2012

10th
Giggin The Glacial @ Clacial Till Tasting Room - Ashland, NE details ↓

Friday @ 06:00:00 AM

  • First time at this lovely wine tasting room in Ashland. Please drop in and bring everyone you know... that would want to come and have fun!

  • Glacial Till Tasting Room 1419 Silver St Ashland, NE 68003 Phone: (402)944-2546
  • Tickets: $0
    • http://www.glacialtillvineyard.com
11th
Apres Ski @ Mt Crescent Ski Lodge - Crescent, IA details ↓

Saturday @ 12:00:00 AM

  • Playing every Saturday 3 to 6 .....food, drink, snow to ski, board or just slide down the hill....and me with a shot of bluz with a Rock-n-Roll chaser!

  • 2 miles north of Crescent, Iowa
  • Tickets: $0
    • www.skicrescent.com
12th
Heart Fund Fund Raiser @ South Omaha Eagles - Omaha, NE details ↓

Sunday @ 03:00:00 PM

  • I will be playing from 3 to 5 for the Heart Fund at the South O Eagles to help raise funds... there will be dinner, drawings and raffles

  • 6607 Sunshine Drive Omaha, NE. 68107 Phone 402-741-6604
  • Tickets: $0
    • http://www.foe.com/SiteDefault.aspx?SiteId=476
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Apres Ski @ Mt Crescent Ski Lodge - Crescent, IA details ↓

Saturday @ 03:00:00 PM

  • Playing every Saturday 3 to 6 .....food, drink, snow to ski, board or just slide down the hill....and me with a shot of bluz with a Rock-n-Roll chaser!

  • 2 miles north of Crescent Iowa
  • Tickets: $0
    • www.skicrescent.com
25th
Apres Ski @ Mt Crescent Ski Lodge - Crescent, IA details ↓

Saturday @ 03:00:00 PM

  • Playing every Saturday 3 to 6 .....food, drink, snow to ski, board or just slide down the hill....and me with a shot of bluz with a Rock-n-Roll chaser!

  • 2 miles north of Crescent Iowa
  • Tickets: $0
    • www.skiscrescent.com

March 2012

11th
Winter Concert Series @ Prairie Crossing Vineryard - Treynor, IA details ↓

Sunday @ 02:00:00 PM

  • This is a great place over in the rural setting of Western Iowa always a great time.....please come by

  • Prairie Crossing Vineyard and Winery Andy and Julianna Hrasky 31506 Pioneer Trail Treynor, IA 51575 Telephone: 712.487.3812
    • prairiecrossingwine.com
17th
Birthday Party with St. Patty @ The Phoenix - Spencer, NE details ↓

Saturday @ 08:00:00 PM

  • Its a 60th birthday party with a little green thrown in for good measure!!

  • Spencer , NE
    • www.thephoenixne.com
23rd
South Omaha Stomp @ South Omaha Eagles - Omaha, NE details ↓

Friday @ 08:00:00 PM

  • Back at the club to jam it out...we'll see who shows!

  • 42nd and Sunshine Drive
  • Tickets: $0

April 2012

6th
Drop in at Deer Springs @ Deer Springs Vineyard Tasting Room - Lincoln, NE details ↓

Friday @ 07:00:00 PM

14th
MS Society Walk - Omaha @ CenturyLink Center - Lot D1 details ↓

Saturday @ 08:00:00 AM

  • Playing for the walkers before and after the walk

21st
MS Society Walk - Lincoln @ Antelope Park Pavilion - Lincoln, NE details ↓

Saturday @ 08:00:00 AM

  • Playing before and after the walk

28th
Music at the Tasting Room @ Glacial Till Tasting Room - Ashland, NE details ↓

Saturday @ 06:00:00 PM

  • Back to downtown Ashland at the wonderful Galcial Till Tasting Room

29th
Acoustic Sunday @ Soaring Wings Winery - Springfield, NE details ↓

Sunday @ 02:00:00 PM

  • Playing at the beautiful winery/brewery on HWY 50 south of I-80 2 to 5

  • 17111 S 138th St, Springfield, NE
  • Tickets: $0
    • soaringwingswine.com

May 2012

6th
Manawa Clean Up Day @ Lake Manawa - Council Bluffs, IA details ↓

Sunday @ 11:00:00 AM

  • We're cleaning up the lake again for the coming summer season....work.... prizes!!! It's a great way to contribute to your community

  • Lake Manawa Council Bluffs Iowa
  • Tickets: $0
Lake Manawa Clean Up Day @ Lake Manawa - Council Bluffs, IA details ↓

Sunday @ 12:00:00 PM

  • Come help clean up and get a chance at amazing prizes AND list to some Music ala Monroe!

8th
Boppin The Brickyard @ The Burt Street Brickyard - Omaha, NE details ↓

Tuesday @ 04:45:00 PM

17th
Art and Soul Art Beat 3rd Thrudsday @ Art and Soul - Lincoln, NE details ↓

Thursday @ 06:00:00 PM

  • Its like a farmers market with vendors....some are microbrewies!! and other interesting items.

  • 5740 Hidote Lincoln, NE
  • Tickets: $0
18th
Dancin at Deer Springs @ Deer Springs Winery - Lincoln, NE details ↓

Friday @ 07:00:00 PM

26th
Schillling Bridge Evening @ Schilling Bridge Winery Brewery - Pawnee City, NE details ↓

Saturday @ 07:00:00 PM

June 2012

1st
Bloodstock 105.9 FM @ Coco Key - Holiday Inn at 72nd and Grover details ↓

Friday @ 08:00:00 AM

  • I am playing live fro Steve King and 105.9FM for their yearly blood dontation drive for The Red Cross. I'll be playing in the morning during Steve's show ( early AM). Come down donate or give a listen on 105.9FM

  • 72nd & Grover Omaha,NE
  • Tickets: Blood Donation
    • 105.9fm.com
10th
Drinkin in Summer at Deer Springs @ Deer Springs Winery - Lincoln, NE details ↓

Sunday @ 03:00:00 PM

30th
An Evening at Prairie Crossings @ Prairie Crossing Winery - Treynor, IA details ↓

Saturday @ 06:00:00 PM

  • A great place so glad to be back.....

  • Prairie Crossing Vineyard and Winery Andy and Julianna Hrasky 31506 Pioneer Trail Treynor, IA 51575 Telephone: 712.487.3812
    • http://prairiecrossingwine.com/

July 2012

8th
Sippin at Soaring Wings @ Soaring Wings Vinneyard - Springfield, NE details ↓

Sunday @ 02:00:00 PM

  • Acoustic Sunday....a gas... always

  • Soaring Wings Vineyard, LLC 17111 S 138th St Springfield, NE 68059 402-253-2479
    • http://soaringwingswine.com/
15th
Dazin at Deer Springs @ Deer Springs Winery - Lincoln, NE details ↓

Sunday @ 03:00:00 PM

August 2012

5th
Dazzlin at Deer Springs @ Deer Springs Winery - LIncoln, NE details ↓

Sunday @ 03:00:00 PM

12th
Boxer 500 Colon Cancer Awareness @ Werner Park - Papillion , NE 68046 details ↓

Sunday @ 08:00:00 AM

  • I will be playing for the 3rd year for this event that raises Colon Cancer Awareness thru a walk/run ..this year at the NEW Werner Park home of the Omaha Storm Chasers

  • 12356 Ballpark Way - (HWY. 370 & 126th St.)

October 2012

5th
Friday Frolick at Soaring Wings @ Soaring Wings Vineyard - Springfield, NE details ↓

Friday @ 07:00:00 PM

  • Its always a great time here at SW

  • Soaring Wings Vineyard, LLC 17111 S 138th St Springfield, NE 68059 402-253-2479
    • http://soaringwingswine.com/
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