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National and Local Blues Bands to Perform at Big Muddy Blues Festival
ST. LOUIS (SLFP.com), August 29, 2010 - In just under two weeks, the cobblestone streets of Laclede's Landing will be filled with thousands of music fans when the historic district hosts the annual Big Muddy Blues Festival, St. Louis' longest-running Blues-focused event. The free festival takes place Labor Day weekend, Saturday, Sept. 4th and Sunday, Sept. 5th, from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. each day.
The 2010 edition features an impressive main stage line-up of iconic Blues figures including Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, Magic Slim and the Teardrops, and the legendary Booker T. Jones, a Grammy winner and longtime member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Contemporary Blues musicians Moreland and Arbuckle, Nick Curran and the Lowlifes and Eric "Guitar" Davis and local superstars Kim Massie and Roland Johnson help round out the main stage.
Filling out the Second Street satellite stages is a collection of St. Louis' best Blues, Soul and R&B bands. Local favorites Blue City All Stars, Marsha Evans & the Coalition, Marquise Knox, Alvin Jett and the Phat Noiz Blues Band are just some of the 20 bands playing the satellite stages.
"This year's Big Muddy is sure to please music lovers of any age," said Emily Kochan, Executive Producer of BMBF. "We really want to showcase the full spectrum of the blues genre and the 2010 line-up will do exactly that."
The Big Muddy Blues Festival takes place annually in St. Louis' historic Laclede's Landing entertainment and dining district and is presented free-of-charge by the Laclede's Landing Merchants Association, a 501(c)3 organization, with grants from the Regional Arts Commission and the Missouri Arts Council. Laclede's Landing, with its cobblestone streets and century-old buildings, is adjacent to the Mississippi River, just north of the Gateway Arch. For more information, call 314-241-5875.
Concerts Venues in St. Louis
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Argosy Casino
Alton, IL, 1-800-711-4263
Blueberry Hill
6504 Delmar, 314-727-0880
Bottle Neck Blues Bar
Ameristar Casino, St. Charles, MO, 866-667-3386 or 636-949-7777
Chaifetz Arena
#1 South Compton Avenue, St. Louis, MO, 314-977-5000
December 1, Carrie Underwood
Fabulous Fox Theatre
527 N. Grand Ave., 314-534-1678
September 30, Lady Antebellum
October 12, Drake
October 21, America's Got Talent
October 22, Celtic Thunder
December 17, Johnny Mathis
December 18, Mannheim Steamroller
Family Arena
2002 South River Road (St. Charles, MO), 636-896-4242
September 4, Heart
October 9, An Evening with Kansas and William Jewell College Orchestra
October 23, The Del McCoury Band and The Preservation Hall Jazz Band
December 4, The Judds: The Last Encore
December 16, Kenny G
Jazz at the Bistro
3536 Washington Ave., 314-534-3663
Lumière Place
999 N. 2nd Street, 314-881-7777
Missouri Botanical Garden
4344 Shaw Blvd., 314-577-9400 or 1-800-642-8842
Old Post Office Plaza
8th and Locust, 314-577-9400 or 1-800-642-8842
Old Rock House
1200 South 7th Street, St. Louis, MO, 314-588-0505
September 27, Tom Tom Club
Pageant
6161 Delmar, 314-726-6161
August 31, Apocalpytica / Dir En Grey
September 5, 117 Days
September 10, Lisa Lampanelli
September 11, Here Come the Mummies
September 17, The Flaming Lips (SOLD OUT)
September 18, Corey Smith
September 19, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings
September 24, The Avett Brothers
September 29, Straight No Chaser
September 30, The National
October 1, Mike Posner
October 2, Drive By Truckers
October 5, Michael Franti & Spearhead
October 6, Daniel Tosh (SOLD OUT)
October 9, Guster
October 11, Citizen Cope
October 13, Band of Horses
October 21, oF Montreal
October 25, Blonde Redhead
October 29, Dark Star Orchestra
October 30 - 31, Umphrey's McGee
November 2, Jónsi
November 17, Needtobreathe
Powell Symphony Hall
718 N. Grand Blvd., 314-533-2500
Roberts Orpheum Theatre
416 North 9th Street, 314-588-0388
St. Louis Public Library
Central Library, 1301 Olive Street, 314-206-6779
St. Louis Zoo
Forest Park, 314-781-0900
Jungle Boogie Friday Night Concert Series - Free concert in the center of the Zoo; 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
September 3, Kim Massie
Scottrade Center
1401 Clark Ave., 314-622-5435
October 1, Alice in Chains
October 5, How Sweet the Sounds
October 29, Roger Waters
November 6, Chelsea Handler
November 8, Justin Bieber
Sheldon Concert Hall
3648 Washington Ave., 314-533-9900 or 800-293-5949
Six Flags - St. Louis
4900 Six Flags Rd, Eureka, MO 63025, 636-938-4800
Soldiers' Memorial Military Museum
1315 Chestnut Street, 314-622-4550
Union Station
18th & 20th Streets on Market, 314-421-6655
VooDoo Cafe & Lounge
Harrah's Casino, Maryland Heights, MO, 314-421-4400
Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
14141 Riverport Dr., 314-298-9944
Washington University
One Brookings Drive Dr., 314-935-5285
West Port Plaza
I-270 and Page, 314-576-2727
Party in the Plaza - Live music and entertainment on the plaza; Free; 5:00 p.m.
September 16, Slam; Rich Mahogany
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