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DocuSign Envelope ID:62732635-13D1-4A6A-BDF5-1579BDDC1626 <br /> Justin's unique sound is the direct result of his passion for combining and advancing widely <br /> varying musical forms. <br /> Steph Stewart and the Boyfriends-ArtsCenter West End; 6:00-Fronted by budding songwriter <br /> Steph Stewart and long-time musician Tim Stambaugh(dobro, banjo, bouzouki), Steph Stewart <br /> &the Boyfriends is a duo, sometimes trio,formed by a chance jam session at a local farm's <br /> annual harvest festival. Drawn together by a collective musical intuition, the two began <br /> collaborating on Steph's original tunes, with Tim's traditional back-porch style accompaniment <br /> weaving expertly through Steph's haunting melodies. <br /> SAD Magazine-Weaver St. Market; 1:15- SAD Magazine are Andrew Snee and Robert <br /> Graham, both guitarists and songwriters. Andrew currently plays in the Durham-based band Sea <br /> Cow. Robert has played in a number of Triangle bands since the mid-80's;most recently,the <br /> grunge-pop outfit Three Piece Suit. Their music recalls a three-way collision of Elvis Costello, <br /> Neil Young, and Richard Thompson: equal parts plaintive lyricism and guitar dynamics. <br /> Radar's Clowns of Sedation; PNC Bank; 5:00-Free-floating ensemble of local talent <br /> crystallizing the original songs of ex-pat Brit P.T.Pawsey and featuring the songwriting talents of <br /> Penne Sandbeck and Jesse Jordan. Favorite stomping grounds include The Cave in Chapel Hill, <br /> The Blue Bayou Club in Hillsborough, Dain's Place in Durham,The Station in Carrboro, Slim's <br /> in Raleigh, Clay Street Tavern in Mebane, Jack Sprat's in Chapel Hill, and many others. <br /> Tim Smith Band-Town Commons; 6:00- After more than a decade,this North Carolina band <br /> formerly called The Jumpstarts is still cooking up a deliciously original blend of great music. <br /> Based in traditional 1950s style Jamaican ska and reggae,the group stirs in a heavy helping of <br /> jazz with a sampling of gospel and blues. Seasoned with soul and a dash of funk,this concoction <br /> really simmers. Like an old family recipe passed along from one generation to the next,the dish <br /> of a band only gets better with time. <br /> Big Fat Gap-Fifth Season Gardening; 6:00- Big Fat Gap is a back porch bluegrass band that has <br /> no plans to take Nashville by storm. Some of them even have day jobs. They just like to pick, <br /> they like each other, and it shows.Their shows are known to be excellent for those who enjoy <br /> sweet three part harmonies, smoking solos, and captivating stage dynamics. Their fun <br /> performances bring loyal fans back for more They are Miles Andrews on lead vocals and Bass, <br /> Rick Hauchman on mandolin&vocals, Andy Thorn on banjo,Bobby Britt on fiddle and Jamie <br /> Griggs on Guitar. <br /> Tony Galiani-ArtsCenter's Wynn Theater; 6:15-The Tony Galiani Band plays a variety of jazz <br /> styles-with-an-emphasis-on-improvisation and interplay among-the-gr-oup_members.Their <br /> repertoire features a variety of j azz styles and arrangements which allow the band to stretch out <br /> on each tune. The band features Mietek Glinkowski on violin and Doug Norton on piano. Bill <br /> Hayes may play drums and Tony Galiani on bass. <br /> Great Big Gone- Weaver Street Market; 4:15- Great Big Gone is a group of Triangle music <br /> veterans brought together by a passion for the many facets of American roots music. Their <br /> repertoire is a carefully-crafted amalgam of styles from electrified porch picking and honky tonk <br />