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Music Stage Schedule and Band Bios.
The LZ Lambeau Music Stage will be on the grounds of Lambeau Field (in the main parking lot area), and is free and open to all event attendees.
Friday
Voice of Veterans
Friday, May 21 3:00-4:30 p.m.
Joe Klass, Jim Snow, Gregg Rodriguez, Mike Painter, Luke Legg
The band originated from, and plays at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, North Chicago, IL. in Stress Disorder Programs to unlock suppressed talents and expressive arts of veterans suffering from PTSD ( Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). It was through these programs that several veterans and guest musicians met. They were so inspired that they formed the group now known as the "Voice of Veterans". The music and lyrics are all written and composed by members of the group from personal experiences, the love of their fellow veterans, the hardships and desperations of loved ones, family and friends.
Groove Hogs
Friday, May 21 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Adam E., Pat Kiel, Brian Gruselle, John Laws, John Stelzer, Greg Garcia, Tom Vanden Avond, Doug Daniels, Steve Cooper, Adam Plamann
Described by the Toronto Blues Society as a gutsier Blood, Sweat, and Tears crossed with Delbert McClinton, the Groove Hogs have spent the past 15 years continually redefining themselves through the release of four records and non-stop touring. While horn-fueled intensity endures as the band's axiom, the Groove Hogs continue to meld influences of blues, soul, and rock with their own, road-worn experience.
Whether the band is touching on funky classics from Tower of Power, Sly and the Family Stone, or Sam and Dave, or careening through a set of original music, the energy is infectious and the groove non-stop.
Beaker Street
Friday, May 21 7:30-10:00 p.m.
Kurt Calder, Gary Koepke, Eric Werner, John Imobersteg, Audrey Hendrickson
Beaker Street is a group of street-smart musicians from Northeast Wisconsin that have combined their respective talents to deliver what is one of the tightest classic rock bands to come from that area. From Steely Dan to Fleetwood Mac and Don McLean, Beaker Street delivers flawless harmonies and playing to recreate all the sing-a-long classics you grew up with.
She 5 Joining Beaker Street at 9:30
Audrey Hendrickson, Dar Ryba-Borchardt, Pam Watkins, Cheryl Young-Schartz, Pat Yingling
Back together for the first time since the 1960s to perform at LZ Lambeau, She 5 was an band made up of five teenaged girls who, among other gigs, toured South Asia for 14 weeks in 1968. They performed in Saigon, in Long Binh, Dong Tam, Tan An, Da Nang, Phu Bai, and many surrounding bases.
Saturday
The High Priced Help II
Saturday, May 22 12:00-1:30 p.m.
Marty Heuer, Wayne Heuer, Ron Heuer, Leif Thompson, Bobby Burns, Jim Halron
“The High Priced Help II” is a re-creation of the quartet of U.S. Army aviator pilots from the 174th Assault Helicopter Co. known originally as “Four Majors and a Minor” then as “The High Priced Help.” The group met at Fort Benning, Georgia and in March of 1966 were sent to the Republic of Vietnam; stationed at Lane Army Heliport, west of Qui Nhon. The group of officers entertained for the units of the 14th Combat Aviation Battalion, at hospitals, clubs and in the field. The songs were composed and performed to relieve the stresses of daily combat. Marty Heuer is the only original performer able to be at LZ Lambeau, so he’s enlisted the help of his brothers and some friends to sing these songs again.
Red White and Blues
Saturday, May 22 2:00-3:30 p.m.
Sunday, May 23 1:30-3:00 p.m.
Russ Fennick, Jay Olivares, Rick Bailey, Jay Davis, Dan Germic
Red, White and Blues is a 5 piece band that transforms blues of all varieties, eras, styles, and genres; from slow Chicago style to classic Memphis standbys; into modern rockin' blues songs. Contemporary blues songs, along with original songs, just get blown into overdrive. Red, White & Blues was formed in spring of 2006, and likes to play at bars, saloons, road houses, parties, biker rallies and veterans events.
Kelly Trudell
Saturday, May 22 4:00-6:00
Kelly Trudell writes songs with a message- real, emotionally deep and spiritual. After hearing about the way her uncle was treated when he returned from Vietnam, Kelly made it her mission to raise awareness of the Vietnam veterans’ diligence in serving the needs of our vets returning from Afghanistan and Iraq. “The Vietnam vet has a tenacious spirit. They want to ensure that "never again" will a soldier serving his country be treated with disrespect.”
Rockie Lynne
Saturday, May 22 9:30-11:00
Country!
Sunday
Green Bay Girl Choir
Sunday, May 23 11:30-12:00
The Green Bay Girl Choir provides music performance and education programs emphasizing the development of music skills and understanding. The mission of the organization is to provide quality music instruction with the goal of attaining the highest level of artistic excellence in choral music performance. The choirs endeavor to enrich the lives of children from all religious, racial, cultural and economic backgrounds. Through music activities and community involvement, the choirs foster the personal and social growth of members and promote a sense of self-esteem, accomplishment, and pride.
Special Guest Singers
Sunday, May 23 12:30-1:15
This time is set aside for individual artists with a special song or two for the veterans. Miss Meaghan Owens and Al Harrison from Guitars for Vets, Rockabilly Hall of Fame Legend Larry Lee Phillipson and Lem Genovese will be performing.
