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Johnson City Parks & Recreation: Southern Rebellion Hits Lakeside Concert Series
Winged Deer Park's Lakeside Concert Series features the rambunctious and musically stout Southern Rebellion at the Lakefront Festival Pl ...
July 19, 2021
Winged Deer Parkβs Lakeside Concert Series features the rambunctious and musically stout Southern Rebellion at the Lakefront Festival Plaza Goulding Amphitheater on Thursday, July 22.
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The increasingly popular Tri-Cities group is a rowdy, loud and proud country and Southern rock group focused on creating original music that combines the crowd-pleasing, high-energy sound of rock and roll with the sincerity and twang of old-fashioned country music.
The five-member group emerged in 2012 after playing and having a good time in front of less than a dozen people at small gigs. Since that time, they have continued to expand their fan base and refine their unique sound.
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Southern Rebellion has a strong, loyal following worldwide and impressive sales in Europe. They also can be heard on most U.S. radio stations. The band recorded their first EP titled βSouthern Manβ at The Sound Asylum in Boones Creek.
The free Lakeside Concert Series offers a mix of the areaβs top talent at a venue known for its friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets or folding chairs to relax on the grassy hillsides, or move and groove whenever the mood strikes. The location provides easy access, free parking, concessions, a playground and plenty of room for social distance.Β Β Β
The concerts will be held 7-9 p.m. at Winged Deer Parkβs Goulding Amphitheater, 199 Carroll Creek Road, Johnson City. Nashvilleβs Good Rockinβ Tonight will round out this yearβs series on Thursday, July 29.
The Lakeside Concert Series is presented by the News & Neighbor, 101.5 WQUT Tri-Cities Classic Rock, the Washington County Sheriffβs Department, and the Tennessee Department of Transportation.
For more information call 423-283-5827.
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This press release was produced by Johnson City Parks & Recreation. The views expressed here are the authorβs own.