Just Added to Blues Traveler Concert
Lead singer of Kenny Wayne's Shephard's band Noah Hunt will take the stage with the opening act for Blues Traveler Concert, Scotty Bratcher on June 27, 2009 at JD Legends Entertainment Complex.
Franklin, OH, June 20, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Lead singer of Kenny Wayne's Shephard's band Noah Hunt will take the stage with the opening act for Blues Traveler Concert, Scotty Bratcher on June 27, 2009 at Jd Legends Entertainment complex.
Scotty Bratcher began playing guitar at an age that it became second nature to him, he was 2.
By this time, Stevie Ray Vaughan was impressing the world, and when the 1989 release of Austin City Limits was aired, you can imagine where Scotty was-in front of the television. Eventually Scotty's father had acquired a few electric guitars that he let Scotty play as long as he was careful with them.
He ended up, after a while, going to some open mic nights at clubs in the Cincinnati area. This was where he began getting on-stage experience and eventually found band members to support him
In the next several years, Scotty sat in with various bands, one of which posed the opportunity to open for hero Lonnie Mack.
In 2000, he entered the National Jam with Kenny Wayne Shepherd Contest. In this contest, contestants were to download via computer, KWS’s new single of which the lead solo was to be made up by the competitors. Out of 1,200 entries, Scotty received 1st runner up.
Scotty has played with and opened for names like Ted Nugent, Little Texas, Buddy Guy, Joe Bonamassa, Chris Duarte, Anthony Gomes, Foghat, Lonnie Brooks, Ronnie and Wayne Baker Brooks, Bob Margolin, Eddie "the Chief" Clearwater, and many more.
Lead singer of Kenny Wayne's Shepard's band.
Noah Hunt is the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist for the multi-platinum Warner Brothers recording artist Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band. Noah and Kenny have been recording and touring the world since 1997. Noah's side projects include the Americana rock band Noah Hunt and The 420 Allstars, and the folkacoustic duo Noah Hunt and Jason Dennie.
Noah has been singing and playing music since he was very young. He was taught to play piano at the age of four. When he was 15, he taught himself to play guitar and started his first band. A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, in the early nineties he formed the popular local band Uncle Six. The band attracted national attention, and Noah signed with RCA records in 1995. In early 1997, Noah decided to join up with guitar hero Kenny Wayne Shepherd as the lead vocalist of the Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band. Their first record together, "Trouble Is..", yielded three number 1 singles, including the classic Blue on Black, and sold over a million copies worldwide. Their next record, "Live On", gave them another number one song, and also went platinum. They have been nominated for four Grammy Awards, and have received three Billboard Music Awards. Kenny and Noah have shared the stage with such legends as BB King, The Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Bob Dylan, and many more. The blues documentary "Ten Days Out: Blues from the Backroads", released in 2007, was the number one blues album on the Billboard charts, and received two Grammy nominations. Noah and Kenny are like brothers, and continue to record and tour the world together.
To purchase tickets for only $20 go to http://www.jdlegends.com/concert_sched.htm .
JD Legends Beach Volleyball Club is a three-court beach volleyball club that has a tiki bar and an outdoor music pavilion which hosts volleyball leagues and music concerts on the weekends. Attached to the facility is a restaurant and 24-lane bowling center. JD Legends was formed in 2003 after the new owners, Eli and Wasfi Samaan, purchased and invested $1.8 million in renovations to help the failed bowling center to become one of the top entertainment complexes in Ohio. The facility is located at 65 Millard Drive in Franklin, Ohio, one mile west of I-75, exit 38. The company has 50 full and part time employees.
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Scotty Bratcher began playing guitar at an age that it became second nature to him, he was 2.
By this time, Stevie Ray Vaughan was impressing the world, and when the 1989 release of Austin City Limits was aired, you can imagine where Scotty was-in front of the television. Eventually Scotty's father had acquired a few electric guitars that he let Scotty play as long as he was careful with them.
He ended up, after a while, going to some open mic nights at clubs in the Cincinnati area. This was where he began getting on-stage experience and eventually found band members to support him
In the next several years, Scotty sat in with various bands, one of which posed the opportunity to open for hero Lonnie Mack.
In 2000, he entered the National Jam with Kenny Wayne Shepherd Contest. In this contest, contestants were to download via computer, KWS’s new single of which the lead solo was to be made up by the competitors. Out of 1,200 entries, Scotty received 1st runner up.
Scotty has played with and opened for names like Ted Nugent, Little Texas, Buddy Guy, Joe Bonamassa, Chris Duarte, Anthony Gomes, Foghat, Lonnie Brooks, Ronnie and Wayne Baker Brooks, Bob Margolin, Eddie "the Chief" Clearwater, and many more.
Lead singer of Kenny Wayne's Shepard's band.
Noah Hunt is the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist for the multi-platinum Warner Brothers recording artist Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band. Noah and Kenny have been recording and touring the world since 1997. Noah's side projects include the Americana rock band Noah Hunt and The 420 Allstars, and the folkacoustic duo Noah Hunt and Jason Dennie.
Noah has been singing and playing music since he was very young. He was taught to play piano at the age of four. When he was 15, he taught himself to play guitar and started his first band. A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, in the early nineties he formed the popular local band Uncle Six. The band attracted national attention, and Noah signed with RCA records in 1995. In early 1997, Noah decided to join up with guitar hero Kenny Wayne Shepherd as the lead vocalist of the Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band. Their first record together, "Trouble Is..", yielded three number 1 singles, including the classic Blue on Black, and sold over a million copies worldwide. Their next record, "Live On", gave them another number one song, and also went platinum. They have been nominated for four Grammy Awards, and have received three Billboard Music Awards. Kenny and Noah have shared the stage with such legends as BB King, The Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Bob Dylan, and many more. The blues documentary "Ten Days Out: Blues from the Backroads", released in 2007, was the number one blues album on the Billboard charts, and received two Grammy nominations. Noah and Kenny are like brothers, and continue to record and tour the world together.
To purchase tickets for only $20 go to http://www.jdlegends.com/concert_sched.htm .
JD Legends Beach Volleyball Club is a three-court beach volleyball club that has a tiki bar and an outdoor music pavilion which hosts volleyball leagues and music concerts on the weekends. Attached to the facility is a restaurant and 24-lane bowling center. JD Legends was formed in 2003 after the new owners, Eli and Wasfi Samaan, purchased and invested $1.8 million in renovations to help the failed bowling center to become one of the top entertainment complexes in Ohio. The facility is located at 65 Millard Drive in Franklin, Ohio, one mile west of I-75, exit 38. The company has 50 full and part time employees.
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859-305-0567
www.jdlegends.com
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