Archive for the ‘Java City Concert’ Category
Wednesday, October 28th, 2009
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A large crowd gathered at Java City today to hear Nashville’s premier percussion group “The Love Drums” as they played a wide variety of rhythmic selections ranging from Middle Eastern, to Caribbean and traditional African sources. Joining Ed Haggard, Thomas Anderson and Marquetta Dupree were two talented Western employees Nadia De Leon and LeAnn Bledsoe who performed an equally varied series of tribal belly-dance stylings. |
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Wednesday, October 21st, 2009
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Yesterday at Java City, we had a double dose of talent! Jazz guitarist/vocalist Rachel Pearl and folk rock singer/songwriter Treva Blomquist entertained the enthusiastic crowd with a variety of tunes ranging from their unique originals to songs by such diverse artists as Bruce Springsteen, Etta James and Peggy Lee. We can’t wait to have them back next spring! |
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Wednesday, September 30th, 2009
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Singer/songwriter/WKU student Lauren Conkin entertained the crowd at Java City today with her unique lyrics and melodic sounds.
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Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009
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Tommy Womack, well-known singer/songwriter/ Nashville recording artist and Bowling Green native performed his favorites for the crowd today on the Java City patio.
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Wednesday, September 9th, 2009
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Matthew Fogle, Christian Rock Artist from Louisville, KY, performed today outside Helm Library. Students, faculty, and staff enjoyed Fogle’s musical talents as they soaked up the sun during the noon hour.
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Sunday, May 3rd, 2009
 Louisville singer/songwriter and WKU Music Alumni, Tyrone Cotton entertained an appreciative audience with his lyrical prowess and relaxed guitar style.
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Tuesday, April 21st, 2009
WKU Libraries presented Avery Hovey, Nashville Singer and Oscar Pajares Ruiz, Peruvian Folk Rock Wednesday, April 22 at Java City. This was part of the concert events organized by the Libraries-led Entertainment Committee and sponsored by the Independence Bank.
Wednesday, April 8th, 2009
 On April 8, two bands came to perform at WKU Libraries’ Java City patio. Lexington, KY native Bradlee Burtner entertained the crowd at Java City with his unique voice and excellent songwriting. At the same, The Gypsy Nomads, Scott Helland and Samantha Stephenson of New Paltz, NY drew also large crowds as they performed their unique style of “Celtic Cabaret!”
Sunday, April 5th, 2009
 Excellent weather and an appreciative crowd welcomed WKU professor Scott Stroot along with University Bookstore, book department manager, Forrest Halford and Katrina Phelps collectively known as Coyote’s Angels to the patio at Java City today.
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Sunday, April 5th, 2009
 The driving alt-rock sound of Birdswim rocked Java City March 31st to the delight of those attending. Birdswim as they appeared yesterday is Nate Morguelan and Will Perkins both WKU students.
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