Time: 11:30 a.m.

Cover: none

11:30: Kavanagh & Hepher D’Arcy Kavanagh and Ian Hepher play Celtic music

12:15 p.m.: Tangible Radiance Tangible Radiance is Jolene Draper, Dano and Steve Martin. They play  original jazz/ folk music/.

1 p.m.:  Steve Foord http://facebook.com/redrumtriumph

Steve Foord is  a local alternative folk musician.

1:45 p.m.:  Young Medicine http://www.youngmedicine.com/

Young Medicine are World Championship of Performing Arts Gold, Silver and Bronze Medalists and overall division Winners. They have had the opportunity to travel to many places and many stages in many parts of the world such as: Canada, United States, Peru, Africa and China. They are First Nations Performers and use Traditional/Contemporary style of music and dance to share their life experiences, culture. The performance can be anywhere from 1 minute to an hour and it consists of musical genres of blues, country, rock, and with a hint of funk; keeping it to grass roots music with the traditional and contemporary style of dance. The artists are Curt Young and Jamie Medicine Crane. In the production Curt sings, plays guitar, cedar flute and hand drum. Jamie uses contemporary and Traditional styles of fancy dancing, she also sings, plays flute, hand drum and rattle. The entertainment opens with a prayer using the hand drum and expressive dance, and then the show gets into a music portion with guitar, hand drum, flute and rattle, that use a range of dancing throughout the show. This show targets many groups of all ages and may include certain organizations and/or topics such as: Empowerment, equality, youth leadership, Role Modeling, women’s rights, Believing in You and self-esteem. Curt and Jamie hope to bring “Young Medicine” to the people of all cultures and of all ages to encourage positive progress with all Nations!

2:30 p.m.: Lethbridge Community Taiko Association LCTA

3:15 p.m.: Urban BeatDance Studio

3:45 p.m. Johnny G & The Spots http://www.reverbnation.com/playlist/view_playlist/-4?page_object=artist_949843 John Greenshields and friends play psychedelic blues rock music .

 John Greenshields, vox>r; Nick Hay, guitars; Steve Martin, bass; Keenan Pezderic, drums and vox.

 4:30 p.m. :Coal Creek Boys  https://www.facebook.com/coalcreekboys  or http://www.thecoalcreekboys.com/ The Coal Creek Boys play country/ outlaw country music.

The Coal Creek Boys are not Country Music by today's standards in any way. The Boys can be placed into categories of Red Dirt, Rock, Outlaw - even Alternative Indie Folk - yet they are in no way limited to these. John Smith (lead vocals and guitars) writes music focusing on North America's historical events and performs with the band with as much authenticity as possible. The band is a direct reflection of their locale, Southern Alberta and Eastern British Columbia. Both Smith and Dino Scavo (bass, accordion, mandolin) were raised in coal mining country and relate with the Southern US, bearing the same hardworking mentality of these coal mining communities, as well as deep roots in family tradition.

With regular Radio Air Play all Across Western Canada and the United States, 2014 is an exciting year for John Smith and the Boys. The Coal Creek Boys have performed over 500 shows and can be found on festival stages from BC to Saskatchewan this summer. Veterans of some of Canada’s best showcases, venues And Festivals, Including The 2013 Calgary Folk Festival. The Coal Creek Boys have surpassed 77,000 sales of their two studio albums, Hard At It In Old Town (CD & Digital), and their latest release, Rose Town (LP, CD, & Digital). This growth in sales has ignited bookings for US tours and a highly anticipated solo EP from John Smith. In addition to US dates this fall, the Coal Creek Boys' long-awaited documentary is set to be released by the end of the year.

Keep up on the latest with John Smith & the Coal Creek Boys online at www.coalcreekboys.com, here on facebook, or follow John Smith (@coalcreekboys) on Instagram for a more behind-the-scenes look!

5:15 p.m. :New Weather Machine  http://www.theweathermachine.com/ Jon Martin and his band play psychedelic rock along the lines of David Bowie.

he New Weather Machine was born in 2008 from songs written by Jon Martin during a break from his previous band. These songs became the debut from The New Weather Machine (December 2008), which was written, performed, and recorded by Jon at his home over the course of a year. In early 2009 a one off band was assembled to perform the album for the record launch. The success of the show lead Jon to continue with the band, who has subsequently continued to perform across Western Canada.

The dynamic and engaging four-piece band features Jon Martin on guitar and vocals, Jason Oakes on guitar, Jesse Northey on bass, and Clayton Smith on drums. The progressive alternative rock groundwork laid on The New Weather Machine LP is expanded on and enhanced by the band’s chemistry, intensity, passion, and forward approach to live performance.

The band is currently recording a follow-up album (TBA 2013), which will feature legendary studio drummer Kenny Aronoff. (video here) “The next album will move further into the experimental rock side of the musical spectrum. All live gigs we’ve been doing have been influencing the songs and pushing my writing in a new direction,” says Martin, “The band has been sounding great and I want to move into musical territory that is artistically challenging, but still accessible and enjoyable.” 

Influences cover a wide range of artists such as David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, The Clash, The Stones, Pink Floyd, Neil Young, Foo Fighters, Radiohead, Wilco, Black Sabbath, My Morning Jacket, and T.Rex. Jon has shared the stage with members of the original Guns n‘ Roses, Steven Tyler of Aerosmtih, and Roger Daltrey of The Who.

When he is not working on music for The New Weather Machine, Jon studies music at The University of Lethbridge, produces, mixes, and records other artists and bands. He is also the Photo Editor for the weekly independent newspaper The Meliorist and explores visual art. He is an active AES member with a strange fascination with the creation of music and sounds, microphones, compressors, preamps, and the art of recording.

6 p.m.: Hippodrome

Hippodrome is a 11 Piece Funk/Disco/Jazz/Blues/Motown/Everything band from Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. We book for corporate shows, weddings, bar gigs, you name it, we play it!
Hippodrome is:

Erica Hunt-vocals
Juran Greene-vocals
Shawna Romolliwa-vocals
Sarah Marie Burger-trombone
Don Robb-trumpet
Ryan Heseltine-saxophones
Don Ponech-keyboards
Paul Holdon-bass
Adam Mason-percussion
Brad Brouwer-drums