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LOCATION:31806 Lake View Drive\nSelbyville DE 19975
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SUMMARY:The Bacon Brothers Freestanding Tour
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DESCRIPTION:Tickets are $43+fees WITH SUPPORT FROM CINDY ALEXANDER The Baco
 n\nBrothers have spent the better part of three decades exploring their\no
 wn mix of folk\, rock\, soul\, and country music. They call that diverse\n
 sound \"forosoco\,\" and it's taken them around the world\, from\nheadlini
 ng gigs in Japan to American performances at iconic venues\nlike Carnegie 
 Hall\, the Grand Ole Opry and Gruene Hall. The\nexploration continues with
  the band's twelfth release\, Ballad Of The\nBrothers. It's a record that 
 highlights not only the similarities\nbetween Kevin Bacon (known worldwide
  as an A-list Hollywood actor) and\nMichael Bacon (celebrated as an Emmy-w
 inning composer)\, but the\ndifferences\, too. The two siblings may be bou
 nd together by blood and\na mutual love of American roots music\, but they
 've grown into sharp\nsongwriters and cinematic storytellers with their ow
 n distinct\napproaches. Ballad Of The Brothers makes room for both of thos
 e\napproaches\, offering a mix of edgy alt-rock (\"Take Off This Tattoo\")
 \,\nMotown-inspired soul (\"Put Your Hand Up\")\, fingerpicked folk (\"Let
 \nThat Be Enough\")\, and everything in between. The album also marks the\
 ncontinuation of a musical partnership that began long ago in\nPhiladelphi
 a\, where the Bacons were raised on a soundtrack of 1970s\nsinger/songwrit
 ers\, Philly soul bands\, and classic rock acts. Multiple\ndecades and cou
 ntless shows later\, they're creating their own\nsoundtrack\, saluting the
 ir old-school influences while making music\nthat's undeniably modern. Ven
 ue: Freeman Arts Pavilion.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Tickets are $43+fees WITH SUPPORT FROM CINDY A
 LEXANDER The Bacon Brothers have spent the better part of three decades ex
 ploring their own mix of folk\, rock\, soul\, and country music. They call
  that diverse sound \"forosoco\,\" and it's taken them around the world\, 
 from headlining gigs in Japan to American performances at iconic venues li
 ke Carnegie Hall\, the Grand Ole Opry and Gruene Hall. The exploration con
 tinues with the band's twelfth release\, Ballad Of The Brothers. It's a re
 cord that highlights not only the similarities between Kevin Bacon (known 
 worldwide as an A-list Hollywood actor) and Michael Bacon (celebrated as a
 n Emmy-winning composer)\, but the differences\, too. The two siblings may
  be bound together by blood and a mutual love of American roots music\, bu
 t they've grown into sharp songwriters and cinematic storytellers with the
 ir own distinct approaches. Ballad Of The Brothers makes room for both of 
 those approaches\, offering a mix of edgy alt-rock (\"Take Off This Tattoo
 \")\, Motown-inspired soul (\"Put Your Hand Up\")\, fingerpicked folk (\"L
 et That Be Enough\")\, and everything in between. The album also marks the
  continuation of a musical partnership that began long ago in Philadelphia
 \, where the Bacons were raised on a soundtrack of 1970s singer/songwriter
 s\, Philly soul bands\, and classic rock acts. Multiple decades and countl
 ess shows later\, they're creating their own soundtrack\, saluting their o
 ld-school influences while making music that's undeniably modern. Venue: F
 reeman Arts Pavilion.
DTSTAMP:20261028T080131Z
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