Dave Stamey is one of the most popular and celebrated Western entertainers performing today, Stamey has received multiple awards from the Western Music Association, including entertainer of the year (seven times), male performer of the year (seven times) and songwriter of the year (five times) and in 2016, was inducted into the International Western Music Hall of Fame.  NOTE: This concert will be held on the lawn outside of the F Building at CAC Superstition Mountain Campus, 805 S. Idaho Rd., Apache Junction, AZ 85119. For tickets, go to cacevents.ludus.com… With every album, Stamey brings another dozen of wordsmithed wonders. Known for his true-to-life visions of the West, his audiences attest that his songs come from authentic experience with a bit of romance and humor added for good measure. Stamey’s audience is so loyal that many of his songs have become personal anthems, and he can be hard-pressed to determine what encore song to leave out, simply because there are so many his audience loves and wants to hear. With the real, foot-in-the-stirrup life Stamey has lived, he has found no shortage of inspiration, especially when horses, mules, dogs or cattle are involved. He says he tries to keep his music very invitational and open for “civilians,” yet authentic enough for those who would know can recognize his knowledge. “This music,” Stamey says, “is a celebration of shared heritage—an appreciation of the West as both a place and state of mind. It helps bring the audience together, whether they know which end of the cow gets up first or not.” Article courtesy of Bill Reynolds, Western Horseman “It doesn’t matter if you are a farmer, an electrician, deputy sheriff, horse shoer, own a tire dealership, or are an English major at Stanford, Davey will touch your heart through laughter and song.” –Baxter Black, Author, Poet, Humorist, Radio Commentator “Perhaps the greatest cowboy balladeer alive today.” –Seth Hopkins, Director, Booth Western Art Museum, Cartersville, GA “If you haven’t discovered him yet, it’s time to broaden your horizons…” — Cowboys and Indians Magazine

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In 2022, lifelong friends Nico Rhodes and Patrick Courtin were taken aback by the stark realization that the piano had fallen out of favour. Determined to restore its luster and reclaim its title as the ultimate instrument, they embarked on an exhilarating journey. Drawing inspiration from the masterpieces of legendary composers, songwriters, and performers over the last three centuries, they crafted a mesmerizing show that spans the spectrum from classical piano masterpieces to vibrant boogie-woogie, romantic ballads, and epic 80s synth battles in Piano Heist: Keys are the Champions! This enchanting experience unfolds as a delightful blend of theatrical magic, humour, audience engagement, touching narratives, a sprinkle of history, and an explosion of musical creativity. Tours have taken them across Canada and the Western U.S., captivating audiences with over 140 performances in both quaint towns and bustling cities.  This concert will be held in Room T116 on the CAC Signal Peak Campus, 8470 N. Overfield Rd., Coolidge, AZ, 85128. For tickets, go to cacevents.ludus.com…

In 2022, lifelong friends Nico Rhodes and Patrick Courtin were taken aback by the stark realization that the piano had fallen out of favour. Determined to restore its luster and reclaim its title as the ultimate instrument, they embarked on an exhilarating journey. Drawing inspiration from the masterpieces of legendary composers, songwriters, and performers over the last three centuries, they crafted a mesmerizing show that spans the spectrum from classical piano masterpieces to vibrant boogie-woogie, romantic ballads, and epic 80s synth battles in Piano Heist: Keys are the Champions! This enchanting experience unfolds as a delightful blend of theatrical magic, humour, audience engagement, touching narratives, a sprinkle of history, and an explosion of musical creativity. Tours have taken them across Canada and the Western U.S., captivating audiences with over 140 performances in both quaint towns and bustling cities.  This concert will be held in Room T116 on the CAC Signal Peak Campus, 8470 N. Overfield Rd., Coolidge, AZ, 85128. For tickets, go to cacevents.ludus.com…

The EIT performance skills students are back with another high-energy concert! Join them and see what they're working on this semester as they perform in rock, country, pop and rap styles in this outdoor concert on the student union green. Bring a lawn chair and a lunch, and enjoy the show! Admission is free! This concert will be held outdoors on the lawn in front of the I Building at the CAC Signal Peak Campus, 8470 N. Overfield Rd., Coolidge, AZ, 85128. 

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