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Midpoint Music Festival Spotlight – THE MOBROS 9/25 on the Skyline Stage
THE MOBROS
THE MOBROS @ Midpoint Music Festival 9/25
3pm on the Skyline Stage
http://www.mpmf.com
THE MOBROS are Kelly & Patrick Morris. The name, “THE MOBROS” simply stands for “Morris Brothers.” But while the chosen name for this electric songwriting duo may be simple, their songs are not so simplistic. Growing up in rural South Carolina the brothers’ learned to draw from their surroundings, blending the sounds of Soul, Rock & Roll, and Americana. Their music is both decidedly dark, and yet light in nature. Read more
Midpoint Music Festival Spotlight – Lucky Chops, 9/24/16 Skyline Stage
Lucky Chops
Lucky Chops @ Midpoint Music Festival – 9/24/16
3pm on the Skyline Stage
http://www.mpmf.com
Armed with the belief that positive music can change the world, Lucky Chops is on a mission to bring life back into the music industry. The intensity of the band’s energy is fueled by their desire to inspire others. The hard work and dedication put in by each of the band’s six members has been recognized by fans across the globe, earning Lucky Chops headlining spots at several international festivals and delivering consistent sell out shows in NYC. Read more
Midpoint Music Festival Spotlight – Ryan Fine and The Media 9/24/16 on the WNKU Stage
Ryan Fine and The Media
Ryan Fine and The Media @ Midpoint Music Festival 9/24/16
1:15pm on the WNKU Stage
http://www.mpmf.com
Started in Cincinnati in 2013, Ryan Fine & The Media is simply a match made in heaven. Featuring a 10 piece band, with a full horn section, Ryan Fine & The Media premieres original music by leader and co-founder Ryan Fine.
Ryan Fine & The Media was started at the University of Cincinnati’s College Conservatory of Music, with each member being currently enrolled, or graduated from the prestigious music school. Read more
Midpoint Music Festival Spotlight – Kamasi Washington 9/24/16 at the Skyline Stage
Kamasi Washington
Kamasi Washington @ Midpoint Music Festival 9/24/16
Skyline Stage at 6:15pm
http://www.mpmf.com
At the age of 13, Kamasi Washington started a lifelong quest discovering the many wonders of music. One night, his father left his soprano saxophone lying on the piano. Kamasi, filled with curiosity for all the beauty he heard from the instrument, picked up his father’s horn. Even though he didn’t know anything about the saxophone – in fact, never even touched one – he played Wayne Shorter’s composition “Sleeping Dancer Sleep On,” his favorite song at the time. Read more
