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  Nightfall

Celebrate the 20th season of Nightfall in 2008!

This FREE summer-long program, held each Friday evening from Memorial Day weekend (May 23) through the last weekend of September 26 at Miller Plaza, features a wide variety of headline performances by world-class musicians from around the globe. Each show begins at 7:00 PM with a local opening act, followed by the evening's headline performer at 8:00 PM.
 
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Headline Act: Asylum Street Spankers (this will be a G-rated performance)
Opening Act: Natural Habitz

This Austin, Texas band plays music rooted in early 20th century American musical forms. While their humor is sometimes irreverent (this will be one of their G-rated shows), the band is known for its musicianship, theatricality and militant acousticism.


Headline Act: Bonerama
Opening Act: Up with the Joneses
A New Orleans based brass-funk-rock outfit, Bonerama presents a "trombone summit" featuring a four horn frontline with a solid rock & roll foundation. A must-see show that earned the "Best Rock Band" honor at the 2007 Big Easy Awards.

Headline Act: Ruthie Foster
Opening Act:

Leticia Wolfe

A new voice in old-school soul, Texas artist Ruthie Foster has been soaring for years as a gifted singer/songwriter, until recently known mostly in the folk circuit. Now an experienced craftsperson, she’s successfully stretched her wings as a blues/soul/R&B singer reminiscent of ’60s and ‘70s style of Aretha Franklin, Roberta Flack and Nina Simone.


Headline Act: The Claire Lynch Band
Opening Act: Bluegrass Pharaohs

By any measure, the Claire Lynch Band is high on the bluegrass world’s A-list, with musicians whose individual accolades are too numerous to quantify. Lynch’s music is seasoned with a down-home sensibility, and her voice is described by Dolly Parton as “one of the sweetest, purest and best lead voices in the music business today.”


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   NightFall Comments
Better sound mix1210348341
To whom it may concern: Please, PLEASE look into getting a better sound mixer for your Nightfall concert series this year. The local bands have to suffer with your local sound mixer and it sounds AWFUL!!! Please pay attention and see for yourselves. We NEED A NEW SOUND MIXER!!!!!!!!
Sue and John from Athens, tn
Nightfall Suggestions1210142552
Aimee Mann They Might Be Giants The Waterboys Lou Reed Mitch Ryder John Kay and Steppenwolf Poe Tony Carey
Randy Black
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Would still like to see Kelly Joe Phelps or Terri Hendrix. Thanks for such a great opportunity for Chatt!!
Laura L
solas1209863306
please do your best to get solas back. chatt. loves irish music and they are one of the best in the states. And what a crowd pleaser. BIG FUN!!
ROBERT MARTIN
Thank you for being dog friendly1209732756
You are to be commended for allowing us to bring our four legged family members to Nightfall. You are one of the few venues in Chattanooga that allows dogs, and it is so enjoyable to have them in the crowd. Thank you!
karen
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What a wonderful way to begin the summer music scene in Chattanooga by listening to Karla Bonoff, this should be a memorable evening!
Charlotte
How about Johnathan Colton for Nightfall?1209491454
Johnathon Colton is a singer-songwriter who\'s developed an impressive collection of clever, quality music similar to BareNakedLadies. Go to his site (some suggested work: http://www.jonathancoulton.com/primer/listen) and give a listen. (Code Monkey is the most popular one)
Damon Crumley
 
 
 

 
Beer, wine, food and non-alcoholic drink concessions are available on site. No outside food or beverages are allowed. A limited number of handicapped parking spaces will be available on Georgia Avenue in front of the Joel Solomon Federal Building.
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