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Trails West!® Stages
Trails West!®
2016
August 19 -21, 2016
Trails West!® Main Stage
Friday, August 19:
Here Come the
Mummies
an eight-piece funk-rock
band of 5000-year-old
Egyptian Mummies with a
one-track mind. Their
"Terrifying Funk from
Beyond the Grave" is
sure to get you into
them (and possibly vice
versa). Since their
discovery Here Come the
Mummies has opened for
P-Funk, Al Green, and
Cheap Trick; rocked
Super Bowl Village 2012;
been invited to play
Summer Camp Music Fest
2015/16, Musikfest 2016,
Summerfest, and
Riverbend 2016; and sold
tickets by the thousands
across large swaths of
North America.
 Saturday,
August 20:
Farewell Angelina
is an all-female country
band who took Nashville,
Tennessee by storm when
they first established
their presence, and now
they are captivating the
rest of the country with
their dynamic sound.
Band members Nicole
Witt, Andrea Young,
Elizabeth Elkins and
Lisa Torres began
recording together in
2015, and they released
their debut single and
video, "Hillbilly 401K"
earlier this year.
Steve Moakler
received rave reviews
for his album "Wide
Open" after releasing
previous records
"Watching Time Run,"
which debuted at number
1 on the
Singer/Songwriter chart
and Top 50 Overall
iTunes chart, and All
the Faint Lights.
Moakler's music has been
recorded by country
artists Dierks Bentley,
Jake Owen and Kellie
Pickler, among others.
Country-rockers
Sawyer Brown
have been churning out
hits over the past few
decades. Their debut
album, "Leona," rose to
the Top 20 charts, and
their next hit, "Step
That Step" climbed to
number one, and the
album claimed the number
two slot. In the 90's,
they released hits "This
Thing Called Wantin' and
Havin' It All," "Treat
Her Right," and "Drive
Me Wild," and in the
early 2000's released
the pop hit "Can You
Hear Me Now?"
 Sunday,
August 21:
John Waite
first rose to fame as
the lead singer of Bad
English, and The Babys.
Waite formed The Babys
in England in the 70's
and grew in popularity
across the U.S. and the
U.K. for the hit "Isn't
It Time." Later on,
Waite created the group
Bad English and became a
huge success with hits
like "When I See You
Smile" and "Price of
Love." Waite is now
enjoying a solo career,
releasing famous albums
"Temple Bar," "No
Brakes" and "Rough &
Tumble."
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Trails West!® City Stage
Friday, August 19:
 NINETY
2 NOTHIN'
has forged a distinctive
sound that can be heard on
their 2004 CD "Fast Movin'
Train", and carries over
into their impressive
arsenal of cover songs. The
band was founded by original
members, Mike Edwards -
guitar & vocals, and Les
Moore - bass & vocals,
somewhere in the vicinity of
Shawnee, KS circa 2002.
Other members of the band
include: Chrissy Weigand on
vocals and percussion, Mike
Hale adding keyboards,
horns, and vocals, and David
Norlin on drums. While N2N
will always remain
ambassadors of the classic
rock era, they believe in
keeping the show fresh with
a bit of R&B, funk, and also
manage to sprinkle in a
couple of current pop tunes.
Always striving to entertain
the audience, N2N is
constantly evolving yet
never straying too far from
it's roots.
Flannigan's Right Hook
Saturday,
August 20:
For
thirty years The Dance Arts Center, LLC
has been teaching students the art, discipline and joy
of dance.
The studio was founded
in 1985 by Ms. Lynn Fankhauser.
In 2005, former
student and professional dancer, Marla Heeler returned
home from Chicago to carry on the tradition Ms. Lynn
instilled in many students during her twenty year
career.
Students at The Dance Arts Center not only learn grace,
poise and confidence, but they also gain a lifelong
appreciation of dance and develop skills such as team
work, time management and problem solving
 Riversong
celebrates over 55
years of ringing chords and stellar performances!
Chartered in 1959, Riversong's commitment to celebrating
the rich tapestry of American musical genres and
advancing the musical art form of barbershop harmony
through education and performance is exciting and
unwavering.
Friends and Family Band
Foxlin
The reAgents
began in the spring of 2009 as an acoustic Americana act
mixing Blues, Country, Folk, and Bluegrass. A revolving
lineup, at one time reaching as many as nine concurrent
members, brought variety and a big sound to the act. The
lineup eventually solidified around founding members
David Burns, guitar and vocals, Joe Coats, harmonica,
and Dan Woody, bass, with Paul Stevenson on guitar and
Jeremiah Bokay on drums and vocals. They currently split
shows between an old school acoustic act and an
electrified jam-band sound.
Nine Miles to Nowhere
Casey Brett Acoustic
Oxymoron
is an up and coming ban d
who's funny antics and off-the-cuff interactions with
their audience keep you wanting more. They play a unique
variety of music from multiple genres and multiple
decades, appealing to most any crowd. Oxymoron has
played at a variety of venues including Kauffman
Stadium, Civic Arena, and several local venues including
regular visits to The First Ward House in St. Joseph,
MO. However, the band's most common performances have
been private parties amongst the community due to their
personable interactions with their crowds. They are
truly an entertaining act with a combination of humor
and talent that you do not want to miss!
Julian Davis and The
Hay-Burners
are an old-tim ey
power trio fronted by a 16-year-old, flat picking
phenomena. He looks, sings and plays like a soul who
lived decades ago. Backed by upright bass guru Seth
Campbell, and country fiddle wizard Shannon O’Shea, this
group is destined for hillbilly greatness! These young
traditionalists auditioned for America’s Got Talent this
year and appeared in the 11th season!
Sunday,
August 21:
Mid-City Excellence
Kathleen Holeman & Big Band
Beacons
Trails West!® Family Stage
Friday, August 19:
Stories of the Past
Under the Big Oak Tree
Saturday,
August 20:
Southside Strings
Mesner Puppet Theater
Troy Roark- Juggler
Will Stuck- Story Teller
Wooden Nickel Studios
Sunday,
August 21:
The Rockin Rob Show
musical kids show & concert
The Dance Arts Center
Allied
Arts Council
118
S 8th, St. Joseph, MO 64501
phone 816-233-0231
info@stjoearts.org
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