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| Dune Dogs To Perform At Brightleaf Square The Dune Dogs, which consists of area executives playing "country-fried swamp 'n' roll music, " will appear at the Brightleaf Square Friday Night Concert Series on Friday, June 20, from 7 to 9 p.m. The band is fresh off their Spring Pillar-to-Post Tour '08 which took them from Blowing Rock to Ocracoke, where they helped raise more than $55, 000 at the third annual Ocracoke Volunteer Fireman's Ball on May 24. The Dune Dogs are: Dusty Baker (guitar, bass, vocals); "Hillbilly" Dickerson (guitar, bass, vocals); JimChris Dott (bass, keyboards, mandolin, vocals); Finchman (vocals, harmonics); Dick Turben (drums, percussion, vocals); and Trent D. Goatboy (drums, bass, banjo, percussion, vocals). For more information, visit www.thedunedogs.com. News Facts: • The Dune Dogs will appear at the Brightleaf Square Friday Night Concert Series on Friday, June 20, from 7 to 9 p.m. • The band is fresh off their Spring Pillar-to-Post Tour '08 which took them from Blowing Rock to Ocracoke, where they helped raise more than $55, 000 at the third annual Ocracoke Volunteer Fireman's Ball on May 24. • For more information visit www.historicbrightleaf.com/news. Quotes: "We are excited to perform at the Brightleaf Square Friday Night Concert Series, " said Finchman. "We had a successful spring and we are looking forward to playing for our fans at Brightleaf Square." Conceived and delivered on Ocracoke Island in 2002, the Dune Dogs' rural blend of hard-core country and southern rock 'n' roll prove that a lack of talent and professionalism are not necessarily impediments to good vibes and the "humble endings" of a DUNE DOG experience. The Dune Dogs are: Dusty Baker (guitar, bass, vocals); "Hillbilly" Dickerson (guitar, bass, vocals); JimChris Dott (bass, keyboards, mandolin, vocals); Finchman (vocals, harmonics); Dick Turben (drums, percussion, vocals); and Trent D. Goatboy (drums, bass, banjo, percussion, vocals). write your comments about the article :: © 2008 Jazz News :: home page |