4:00 pm

Algoa Boys

The Algoa Boys band formed in February of 2008 on the basis of everyone having a great time.  That means everybody, the band, the crowd, and the staff.  A careful song selection and years of experience create the perfect setting for any occasion.  From AC/DC to ZZTop, the Algoa Boys hook their audience covering Journey, Skynrd, Styx, Van Halen and Zeppelin. Jay Willmeno:  Bass Guitar and Vocals, Robert Wiggin: Drums and Vocals, Jobe: Guitar and Vocals. These guys play a touch of blues, plus a few songs of they're own, they've got something for everybody. 

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Algoa-boys/104477436257447?v=wall

The six members of Osage Drifters combined their decades of experience seven years ago and have been performing classic country music from the 50’s and 60’s for audiences ever since. Influenced by the Grand Ole Opry, their style encourages folks to get up and dance. Band members Hubert Backes, a Loose Creek native, bass guitar; Willie Dudenhoeffer, Bonnots Mill,lead guitar; Les Green, Wardsville, steel guitar; Bob Bruns, Bonnots Mill, rhythm guitar, emcee and vocals; David Leppers, Eugene, fiddle rhythm guitar, vocals; and Marshall Morgan, Barnett, percussion and vocals put on a great show for young and old alike.

2:00 pm

Missouri Timepiece Band

The Missouri Timepiece Band formed on Independence Day 2000, playing gigs throughout Missouri. They started out calling themselves the "Timepiece Band," but after so many inquiries about where they were from, they  later added Missouri to their title. Timepiece members – Robert Welch and Mike "Goz" Goslin of Mexico, and Carroll Ray Dollens of Thompson – entertained the audience with a variety of classic rock tunes, including some of their own original hits. “We play an assortment of our original tunes and covers that sound original because we play them our way.” In addition to their live performances, Timepiece also does humanitarian work with the Biker for Babies campaign, and supports efforts for U.S. troops.

http://www.myspace.com/missouritimepieceband

4:00 pm

Henry Clay and Full Grown Men

Rising from the ashes of the touring rocking blues band from the late eighties and early nineties formerly known as The Benders, Henry Clay and The Full Grown Men is comprised of five seasoned veterans of the Columbia, Missouri music scene. Lead vocalist and harmonica Henry Clay Ransburg hailing from Columbia, Guitarists Sean Hennessy from Columbia and Chicagoan Pete Szkolka who also plays keys, John “Robo” Robertson from Borneo on bass and Latvian Jimmy Joe Cotton on drums. Whether it's Muddy Waters or Mick Jagger, or anything in between, The Full Grown Men serve up an adult portion of dancing blues music that will satisfy your cravings and yet leave you wanting more.

henry@henryclayblues.com; http://www.henryclayblues.com/

6:00 pm

Swampweed Cajun Dancehall Band

The Swampweed Cajun Dancehall Band will be playing that “traditional,foot-stompin, accordion squeezed, French howlin’ music from the Cajun swamps” on Sunday, 4th of July in Jefferson City from 6-7:30 in the Beer Garden at the Salute To America Celebration. Ehren Oncken is featured on the button accordion, Dierik Leonhard on fiddle, Jane Accurso on guitar and Cajun French vocals, Alan Loshbaugh on bass  andJimmyJoe Culbertson on percussion and drums.

j_accurso@hotmail.com; http://www.ironweedbluegrassband.com/

8:00 pm

2 Buck Drunk

2 Buck Drunk began November 2005 when 5 old friends came together to form a band whose goal was to play as many classic songs, in as many styles as possible, to as many people as possible. Their current incarnation is a four piece band featuring Ron Schieferdecker, on lead vocals; Mitch Stock, bass guitar; Jake McCormack, lead guitar; and Adam Green, drums. The band continues to play classic rock, southern rock, progressive rock and country in numerous venues throughout Missouri. http://2buckdrunk.net/Home.html