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Free Grass Union
3:00/Inside: Free Grass Union is a progressive string band, stemming from New York. They are known for their exciting and imaginative spin on traditional bluegrass music. Blending influences ranging from jazz, funk and psychedelic, woven into acoustic americana, Free Grass Union has spun it’s new sound of old time music for over a decade. Along with the impressive list of music and arts festivals they have headlined, this band has also shared the stage with The David Grisman Quintet, Ricky Scaggs & Kentucky Thunder, Jonathan Edwards, The Wailers, Rusted Root, JGB, DJ Logic, KRS1, and many other talented artists.

http://www.freegrassunion.com/

2015 WUSB BENEFEST at KATIE’S OF SMITHTOWN
on Saturday, August 22nd and Sunday, August 23rd, 2015

Friends Helping Friends is the theme of WUSB-FM’s Benefest 2015, a two day event at Katie’s of Smithtown to help raise operating funds for Long Island’s largest non-commercial radio station at 90.1 FM. Thirty-Eight local bands over two days and two nights will be playing to support the station that plays them, and thousands of other bands and musicians, for the past 38 years.

Donating the space for this event is Katie’s of Smithtown, themselves a strong supporter of local talent. The music starts Saturday, August 22, at 12 noon, continuing into the late evening, and then picking up Sunday, August 23, at noon for a second day of live music from some of Long Islands biggest names. All proceeds from this event will be donated to WUSB-FM, with all musicians kicking in their time and talent to the cause.

Finn and His Mortal Enemies, Hank Stone Band, Rock and Roll University Show Band ’5 After’, Joe Vignola, Free Grass Union, Shecky and the Twang Tones Duo, The Welldiggers, Kirsten Maxwell, Joe Vicino Band, 42nd & Nelson, Danny Kean, Katie Pearlman, Buddy Merriam & Back Roads, Dave Christian, The Jeff Regan Band, Rorie Kelly, Finally Balanced, Alan Semerdjian, Ad Astra, Poet Billy Lamont, Thom Karcher on Chapman Stick, Mind Open, Kid & The Koots, Ken ‘THE ROCKET’ Korb and Friends, Mark Newman Band, Tom San Filippo and Friends, Kerry Kearney Band, The Brother Pluckers, Sly Geralds Band, Bryan Gallo, The Pamela Betti Band, Toby Tobias, Frune, See, Toby Walker, Cathy Kreger, The Como Brothers, Gary Sellers, The Mighty Underdogs

Please visit us at WWW.WUSB-BENEFEST.COM for updates and more information or contact Dave at [email protected], Michele at [email protected] or Kevin at [email protected]. Also please Listen at 90.1 FM on Long Island and Southern Connecticut (or the occasional Russian Trawler), or online at WWW.WUSB.FM

KATIE’S OF SMITHTOWN
Katie’s of Smithtown is located at 145 West Main Street in Smithtown, easily accessible by car and is walking distance from the Smithtown LIRR station. With an atmosphere that reflects its rich history, a great stage and a newly refurbished back patio area, fully equipped with an awesome food truck, Katie’s is the perfect venue for this event. Contact for Katie’s: Meg or Brian at 631-360-8556.

ABOUT WUSB
Website: www.wusb.fm
Studio: 631-632-6901
Office: 631-632-6828

WUSB-FM is Long Island’s most powerful noncommercial FM voice, serving the Island at 90.1 FM since 1977, from their studios in the Union Building of Stony Brook University. With the individual DJs and other staff being fully responsible for every minute of their own shows, the station’s all-volunteer staff of students, alumni, and community members is unique in the collaborative way they program without the restrictive play-lists of most other stations.

From the start, the station has featured a wide range of music from almost every genre, including the nation’s longest running Reggae programs, as well as being the broadcast home of SBU sports teams starting with the Patriots in the 1970s, and continuing with the Seawolves since their inception in the 1990’s.

Generously funded in the beginning by the undergraduate and graduate students of Stony Brook University, the station in recent years has come to depend ever more heavily on their annual radiothons and benefits like this one to raise the funds needed to continue their radio experimentation.