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September 13, 2009- Bluegrass & BBQ

Bearfoot
Enjoy a family afternoon of great music and delicious BBQ on the Magnolia Patio of Aliso Creek Inn, 31106 South Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, overlooking the first hole and Aliso Canyon. Concert is 5 to 7 pm and BBQ begins at 4 pm.

Tickets are $12/adult in advance and $15/at the door; children, 12 and under, are $7 advance and $10 at the door. BBQ is priced separately. Seating is general admission in theater style seating. A few tables are available and can be purchased for VIP tables of 4  for $110 and tables of 8 for $220. This includes a tax donation above the ticket price but does not include BBQ or drinks. To reserve, please leave a message at  949-715-9713.

Buy online by going to Home page or send a check and self-addressed envelope to PO Box 9336, Laguna Beach, Ca 92652

Bearfoot brings airy Northern ballads that are tempered by back-alley Southern blues, while jazz stomp meets Appalachian breakdown, and the whole fused with a signature sexy bluegrass passion. Boasting five distinctive lead voices, this young group from Anchorage Alaska showcases a remarkable breadth of rich, original songs and their arrangements soar with smoky, spacious lyricism.

Bluegrass music from Alaska. It may sound like a bit of a non sequitur but Bearfoot, a band from Anchorage, is proving that the two aren’t as unrelated as you might think. Comprised of Kate Hamre (acoustic bass), Mike Mickelson (guitar), Jason Norris (mandolin), Angela Oudean (fiddle), and newest member Odessa Jorgensen (vocals/fiddle), Bearfoot’s rise from über talented music camp counselors to an established national touring band has been nothing short of meteoric.

The original band name was “Bearfoot Bluegrass” but as the band evolved, they dropped “bluegrass” from the name. “We were never really a traditional bluegrass band because there was no one our age who played banjo in Alaska,” says Mickelson with a laugh. Bearfoot has adopted the Americana moniker to describe their music but haven’t left their bluegrass roots behind. “Even if it’s not a bluegrass song, it’s not too hard to see where it all came from,” Norris points out. “You can definitely tell that we play bluegrass by how we structure our phrasing, our instruments, and how our harmonies are set up.”

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