huge song list features a variety of classic rock, funk, disco, and other Billboard- charted radio favorites. These are “tried- and-true, fill-up-the-dance-floor” selections that will get everybody moving. See their songlist at
www.sandyvine.com. After a short break and stage change, get
ready to take a trip back to a time when four lads from Liverpool made it big in the music business and changed the way we looked at the world. Since 1994, The Cav- erners Beatles Tribute have been exciting audiences with their perfect note-for-note portrayal of The Beatles. With authentic instruments, costumes and stellar vocals, this band delivers an incredible perfor- mance, leaving audiences screaming, stamping their feet and shouting for more. All the great songs are there too, everything from “She Loves You” to “Day Tripper,” from “Yesterday,” “Help,” and “A Hard Day’s Night” to “Get Back” and my favorite, “Hey Jude.” It’s a ride into the past you won’t want to miss. For a sneak peek (and a listen), visit,
www.caverners.com. On Friday, with Das Rally! running at full
force, you can again hear the sweet sounds of steel drums with the Carnival Kids Steel Drum Orchestra at 3 p.m. What a nice break for your sore legs! With plenty of wonderful food vendors
and a refreshments right in the center of it all, we will begin Friday night with Sean Patrick McGraw. This American country music singer is a former Nashville Star semi-finalist who leads a prominent tour- ing act. Following the 2005 release of his CD “Songs for Saturday Night,” McGraw
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and his band went on tour and continue to be on the road today. Describing his music as “something like
Lyle Lovett singing Bruce Springsteen songs while wearing Dwight Yoakam’s hat,” McGraw has earned respect among song- writers as well. His song “Fiona” won top honors at the 2007 Independent Music Awards. Following a tour with Toby Keith and Trace Adkins, McGraw headlined his own show at the Hard Rock Cafe in Nash- ville, Tennessee. Critics claimed that the show “bubbled over with the Zietgeisty brand of country-rock that Sean Patrick McGraw has become known for.” McGraw also took part in Nashville’s
annual CMA Music Festival in 2010 and joined several popular country acts like Cowboy Troy, The McClymonts, and Sarah Buxton among others to perform on the Hard Rock Cafe stage. In June 2010, two of Sean Patrick McGraw’s singles were fea- tured in episodes of the HBO vampire series “True Blood:” “Drink with Hank” and “Anyone but Me.” A New York native living the country
life in Nashville, McGraw has agreed to come to Hamburg just for us for a coun- try beginning that will have you kicking off your boots. For more information about Sean McGraw, visit seanpatrickmc-
graw.com/ Three words can best describe
Friday’s headline act: Powerful, Soulful and Distinctive. With an incredible voice and natural allure, Meghan Linsey uses her voice and overall presence, along with the songs she so carefully crafts, to tell the sto- ries she wants, or more accurately, “needs” to tell. At age 14, Meghan started playing shows
with her own band, and a short year later she was opening for acts such as Brad Pais- ley and Blake Shelton at events around Lou- isiana and Texas. She also began to make regular trips to Nashville to play at the leg- endary Bluebird Cafe. “I played the early slot, but I would always stay for the late show because that’s when so many of the great songwriters I loved would play,” she says. It wasn’t long before she began writing with many of those same songwriters. In 2015, Meghan took her musical jour- ney to a national level as a contestant on
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