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Live on the Levee 2008

Live on the Levee 2008

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PostMay 15, 2008#1

Celebrate St. Louis announced the plans for this year's summer party on the Riverfront called Live on the Levee.



The concert series kicks off during Fair St. Louis and the 4th of July weekend. Then it continues every Friday and Saturday night through the first weekend in August.

All national acts begin at approximately 8:00 p.m. on the Budweiser Main Stage.



Friday, July 4:

1:00 p.m. -- Drake Bell(from Nickelodeon?s ?Drake and Josh" show)

6:00 p.m. -- Shannon Nicole

8:00 p.m. -- Joss Stone (contemporary pop)



Saturday, July 5:

6:00 p.m. -- Gloria Brand

8:00 p.m. -- Anthony Hamilton (urban/neo-soul)



Friday, July 11:

6:00 p.m. -- Umphrey?s McGee and STS9 (alternative/indie rock)



Saturday, July 12:

6:00 p.m. -- Borderline

8:00 p.m. -- Lonestar (country)



Friday, July 18:

6:00 p.m -- Steel Train

8:00 p.m. -- O.A.R. (rock)



Saturday, July 19:

6:00 p.m. -- Marquise Knox

8:00 p.m. -- WAR (funk, rock, jazz, Latin and R&B)



Friday, July 25:

6:00 p.m. -- Grace Potter and The Nocturnals

8:00 p.m. -- The Black Crowes (rock)



Saturday, July 26:

6:00 p.m. -- LAPUSH

8:00 p.m. -- OneRepublic (contemporary pop)



Friday, August 1:

6:00 p.m. -- Fabulous Motown Revue

8:00 p.m. -- Boyz II Men (R&B/soul)



Saturday, August 2



6:00 p.m. -- Bockman

8:00 p.m. -- Rusted Root (bluegrass rock)

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PostMay 15, 2008#2

Saturday, July 19:

6:00 p.m. -- Marquise Knox

8:00 p.m. -- WAR (funk, rock, jazz, Latin and R&B)



This one sticks out for me, assuming that WAR is still making relevant music and hasn't degenerated into an oldies act, ala Chicago and the Beach Boys.

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PostMay 15, 2008#3

The only one I will definitely show up for is The Black Crowes. I will also probably show up to Marquise Knox and see what WAR still has lef tin them.



OAR -- seriously? It's a frat party in 1997.

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PostMay 15, 2008#4

Jeff707 wrote:The only one I will definitely show up for is The Black Crowes. I will also probably show up to Marquise Knox and see what WAR still has lef tin them.



OAR -- seriously? It's a frat party in 1997.


True. But like a Dave Matthews show the crowd will be 60-70% girls/women between 20 and 35. Lots of very good scenery is to be expected.

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PostMay 15, 2008#5

On KMOX this morning, Missy Slay said that O.A.R. had been the most-requested band on the festival's website.

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PostMay 15, 2008#6

Bring Back "G. Love"...the guy is a sick performer and that show absolutely ruled last summer.



I highly recommend Lapush. OAR could be decent...expect a bunch of Greek letters though

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PostMay 15, 2008#7

considering the Oak Ridge Boys were pretty much Fair St. Louis mainstays 20 yrs. after the rest of the country moved on from "Elvira" I'd say this is progress 8)

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PostMay 15, 2008#8

Jeff707 wrote:The only one I will definitely show up for is The Black Crowes. I will also probably show up to Marquise Knox and see what WAR still has lef tin them.



OAR -- seriously? It's a frat party in 1997.


LOL, I guess i'll be the drunk "frat" boy in the front row.

I will also be attending Marquis Knox (that kid can whale), and black crows, but I'm mosted excited about Rusted Root.



- I'll also be at the DMB/black Crows concert.

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PostMay 15, 2008#9

OAR just has never appealed to me.

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PostMay 15, 2008#10

Jeff707 wrote:OAR just has never appealed to me.


OAR, Umphrey's, Rusted Root. It's one big summer of jam-bands

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PostMay 15, 2008#11

I wouldn't even call them jam bands. More like jam-influenced Dave Matthews ripoffs.

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PostMay 15, 2008#12

No tickets necessary?

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PostMay 15, 2008#13

Correct

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PostMay 16, 2008#14

two women in my office were talking about the "unsavory characters" that you see down at Live on the Levee and Fair St. Louis. The kicker---they are both from JeffCo :roll: Those who live in glass meth labs shouldn't throw stones.

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PostMay 16, 2008#15

I wouldnt be surprised if July 26th will be the biggest weekend with OneRepublic playing.

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PostMay 16, 2008#16

What is OneRepublic?

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PostMay 16, 2008#17

Jeff707 wrote:What is OneRepublic?
It's too late to aplologize...It's tooo laaaaaaaaaaate!

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PostMay 16, 2008#18

Jeff707 wrote:What is OneRepublic?


A bunch of guys who should be very thankful to Timbaland.

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PostMay 16, 2008#19

Yep, OneRepublic is big right now.

The Nickelodeon kid would probably be a hit with teeny boppers.

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PostMay 16, 2008#20

I've never heard of them and I'm a music whore

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PostMay 16, 2008#21

^yeah but you are probably a good music whore-- on the level of the Spitzer prostitute, Ashley Dupree or whatever her name was.

The music whores that know all about One Republic are akin to truck stop hos.

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PostMay 16, 2008#22

Jeff707 wrote:I've never heard of them and I'm a music whore


Probably just don't listen to newer R&B/alternative rock-ish type music then? Their 2 hits are

"Apologize" produced by Timbaland

I'm holding on your rope,

Got me ten feet off the ground

I'm hearin what you say but I just can't make a sound

You tell me that you need me

Then you go and cut me down, but wait

You tell me that you're sorry

Didn't think I'd turn around, and say...



It's too late to apologize, it's too late

I said it's too late to apologize, it's too late



And their other hit "Stop & Stare"

This town is colder now, I think it's sick of us

It's time to make our move, I'm shakin off the rust

I've got my heart set on anywhere but here

I'm staring down myself, counting up the years

Steady hands, just take the wheel...

And every glance is killing me

Time to make one last appeal... for the life I lead



Stop and stare

I think I'm moving but I go nowhere

Yeah I know that everyone gets scared

But I've become what I can't be, oh

Stop and stare

You start to wonder why you're 'here' not there

And you'd give anything to get what's fair

But fair ain't what you really need

Oh, can u see what I see

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PostMay 16, 2008#23

Wait, there's an R&B/Alternative rock genre now? What is that, Babyface dueting with Nickleback?

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PostMay 16, 2008#24

Well, I hesitate to call them R&B, but their first big hit could probably be called that, especially since it was produced by Timbaland.



Stop & Stare would probably be alternative rock.

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PostMay 16, 2008#25

Anybody go to the Wilco show last night?

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