The music starts at noon
The music schedule for the live music marathon at Common Grounds is now available. The event is from noon to 9 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 12. It is a benefit music event for Drugs Bring Death. The schedule follows:
Live Music Marathon:
Noon - Introduction Jesse Lowe (Jim Boedicker-Acoustic Guitar, Singer Songwriter
1 p.m. - Kurt Larue-Singer Songwriter
2 p.m. - Chris, Ben, and Moe Myers- Acoustic, vocal
3 p.m. - Bill Worthington-Ballader
4 p.m. - CUZ We're Sisters-Femal barbershop
5 p.m. - Royalty Tyrde- Hip Hop Praise
6 p.m. - Humble Sons-Gospel R&B
7 p.m. - Luke Rausch- Singer songwriter
8 p.m. - Minds Open Featuring:
Chris Myers
Ben Myers
Moe Myers
Pastor Jeffrey Bowerk
Adam Rettig
Various guest star appearances throughout the day. In addition, there will be several informational booths set up, including: Drugs Bring Death, Trinity Lutheren Evangelical Church (Jenera) and Western and Southern - child fingerprinting and I.D. kits
The event is open to the public. Donations will assist the programs of Drugs Bring Death.
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