Trisha Yearwood
Opening Act: Amy Dalley
Saturday, September 22, 2007 | 8 PM

She may be a small-town Georgia girl, but Trisha Yearwood has one of the biggest voices—and one of the quickest rises to the top—in country music. This multi-Platinum, Grammy-winning star helped define contemporary country music, rising to fame in the ‘90s. Yearwood has been honored with three Grammy Awards and dozens of other trophies including two Country Music Association Awards for Female Vocalist of the Year. She has also performed with the Grand Ole Opry since 1999. www.trishayearwood.com

This performance is part of the 103.1 KTPI Country Concert Series.

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Pure Prairie League and Firefall
Sunday, September 23, 2007 | 7 PM

Pure Prairie League is one of the true originals of country rock. Always a formidable presence on the touring scene, the band has established a reputation that only a select few can claim. The harmonies, lyrics, musicianship and honesty in their musical vision set them apart, reinforcing their status as originals and as current leaders in the field. With a wealth of songs old and new, Firefall demonstrates the depth and diversity of the band’s lyrical and musical excellence in the folk rock genre. They recreate their many hits, including “You Are the Woman,” “Mexico” and “Sweet and Sour” with a freshness rare in live performances. www.pureprairieleague.com | www.firefall.com

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Georgian State Dance Company
Monday, September 24, 2007 | 8 PM

Like an illuminated manuscript come to life, a company of 80 dancers, singers and musicians from the Republic of Georgia dazzle audiences with their vigor, agility and spectacular costumes. Their folk dances reflect the traditional weddings, harvests, sword fights and games of this land nestled between Russia and Turkey near the Black Sea. At one time the famed Silk Road moved through the region, bringing European and Asian influences to the culture. A live orchestra accompanies the group, featuring drums, flutes, harmonicas and traditional folk instruments.

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