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Event Schedule |
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Unless noted all shows will be at The Ojai Valley Woman’s Club Located in downtown Ojai at: 441 E. Ojai Avenue, Ojai, California. Ticket price does not guarantee seating arrangements. Seating is first come first served, please arrive half an hour before show time. If you are a baker of delicious home-made goodies, call us a week in advance at (805) 665-8852 to arrange a trade of 100 homemade treats for a ticket. (this offer doesn’t include Dancing Oak Ranch shows, which are already potlucks) To go directly to the ticket ordering page CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS For more information call Shane Butler at 805-665-8852 |


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For our out-of-town guests who want to stay the night in Ojai, Casa Ojai ( http://www.ojaiinn.com ) is offering a 15% discount on their already low rates. |
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Saturday May 25th at Dancing Oak Ranch “The Young Dubliners” The Young Dubliners are quite possibly “Celtic rock's” hardest working band, playing hundreds of shows to thousands of fans across the US and Europe every year. Costs: $20 in advance, or at the gate under 15 years are free |
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Sunday Sept 15th at Dancing Oak Ranch “Yves Lambert Trio” “a breath of fresh and happy air on the musical Quebecer scene.” Costs: $20 in advance, or at the gate under 15 years are free |
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In recent years the Young Dubliners have twice appeared on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live!, had songs featured in TV shows (Sons Of Anarchy, Human Target) and toured extensively as a headliner and as the opener for such a diverse list of artists as The Flaming Lips, Collective Soul, Jethro Tull, Johnny Lang and many more. |
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The Gothard Sisters are a dynamic female Irish music and dance group from the Pacific Northwest, USA. The three sisters perform and record new Celtic arrangements of well-known traditional tunes and popular songs, as well as their own original compositions from their 6 recorded studio albums. "...three amazingly talented sisters..." - Lonely Planet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hA4G2RBRuIk&feature=player_embedded |
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Thursday Oct, 17th at The Ojai Valley Woman’s Club “The Gothard Sisters” “a dynamic all-female Irish music and dance group.” Costs: $20 in advance, or at the gate under 15 years are free |
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With a fourth critically-acclaimed album and expanded touring schedule, John Reischman and the Jaybirds are a top-flight band delivering a truly fresh blend of original songs and instrumentals, old-time heritage, and bluegrass power. Featuring nine new songs and tunes from all five founding band members, Stellar Jays is the latest in a series of CDs to win rave reviews for a trademark, old-time-infused bluegrass sound that respects tradition while advancing the music. The nomination of Stellar Jays for two 2007 Canadian Folk Music Awards follows praise such as this from Nashville Public Radio: “A masterpiece — a fascinating and fresh-sounding collection of tunes that incorporate the best elements of bluegrass and old-time into a killer new sound.” “On the evidence of Stellar Jays, John Reischman and the Jaybirds are in their prime as contemporary bluegrass musicians capable of maintaining and extending the music's legacy,” says Billboard.com. Bluegrass Unlimited magazine describes tone-master and composer John as “one of the world's undisputed masters” of the mandolin, a frequent accolade since his days with the Tony Rice Unit and California's Good Ol' Persons. John went on to record two outstanding solo albums and numerous sessions before forming the Jaybirds in 2001 to release a self-titled debut album, followed by the Canadian Juno-nominated Field Guide, and in 2005, The Road West. |
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Sunday August 4th at Dancing Oak Ranch “John Reischman and the Jaybirds” The Jaybirds offer "clarity, energy, good ensemble work, classy originals, and an adventurous approach" to the world of bluegrass and folk music — along with engaging stage humour in powerful live shows. Costs: $20 in advance, or at the gate under 15 years are free |

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Since the beginning of his solo career in 2003, the charismatic singer and accordionist Yves Lambert, has ceased to amaze. Shortly after he had left the group the Bottine Souriante, it is with the musicians of the Bébert Orchestra that Yves Lambert could assert its new identity. Combining the festive and dance music to the poetry of often unknown songwriters, he innova! Today, assisted by multi-instrumentalists Tommy Gauthier and Olivier Rondeau (two collaborators of the Bébert Orchestra), Lambert has a new sound. The trio offers a personal and creative traditional Québécois repertoire interpretation. In addition, the compositions and arrangements proposed by Gauthier/Rondeau, provide support filled with feats and gimmicks. On stage, the show is a striking and touching musical experience. Yves Lambert trio will be able to captivate you! http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=tCMb-MSOEC4 |