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Clean Water Land & Legacy Tour
09/18/18 - 09/20/18 Larry Long Milan Village Arts School Milan, Minnesota
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Time: 2:00pm. Admission: Open To Public. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 97 Washington Ave. Venue phone: (844) 650-1764. Collective Songwriting: Building bridges through song between the older immigrant community from Norway and the newly arrived immigrant communities from Micronesia and Mexico. This is activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.
09/21/18 Larry Long with Youth from the Lower Dakota Sioux Community Lower Sioux Community Recreation Center Morton, Minnesota
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Time: 2:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 39527 Reservation Highway 1. Youth from the Lower Sioux Community will be performing “Unci Maka Oyate” with Larry Long, which they wrote collectively together. Following their performance the film Dodging Bullets: Stories from Survivors of Historical Trauma will be shown for the community. Followed by Q & A by Director Bob Trench and Executive Producer Larry Long This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.
The Buffalo Show
09/25/18 Larry Long Bryant-Lake Bowl Minneapolis, Minnesota BUY
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Time: 7:00pm. Admission: $10 & $8. Age restrictions: All Ages. Box office: (612) 825‑8949. Address: 810 W. Lake St. The Buffalo Show Presented by Oyate Hotanin (“Voice of the People”), Featuring Strong Buffalo with special guests Tuesday, September 25, 2018 7:00 pm / Doors open at 6:00pm Tickets: $10/$8 in advance Venue Website >
Clean Water Land & Legacy Tour
10/13/18 Larry Long Presents American Roots Revue with Tonia Hughes, Adam Levy, JD & Billy Steele Milan, Minnesota Mainstreet Milan, Minnesota
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Time: 3:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. The American Roots Revue will bring together several of Minnesota’s most gifted performers and arts educators:  Larry Long (Smithsonian Folkways Recording artist who has made his life work the celebration of everyday heroes.), JD Steele (Mr. Steele and his dynamic vocal siblings, “The Steeles”, have garnered nearly every major music award and accolade that Minnesota has to offer), Yohannes Tona (World Renowned Ehiopian Bassist), Tonia Hughes (Tonia’s vocal style is colored with melodic acrobats and elements of Gospel, Blues, Jazz, R&B, Rock and Worship), Adam Levy (Founding member of the Minnesota-based rock band, The Honeydogs), Billy Steele (piano, vocal, another member of the dynamic Steele family and producer of the Grammy Award wining Sounds of Blackness),and Jay Corkran (Drummer for the Peterson Family and Columbia Records artist Julia Brennan). American Roots Revue will feature a cross-section of musical forms, which are rooted in the American experience including classic R&B, folk, jazz, African-American spirituals, and original works which honor the life-stories of Minnesota elders long established and newly arrived. For many in the audience it may be the first time they have seen music of one type or another.  For example, a rural person may have never before seen a black performer doing classic R&B.  Pehaps this is possible on television, but face to face with an abililty to relate to a quality artist is a very different experience. Each community involved, as described below, has its own special population and purpose for the Revue coming to its town.  In each, before the concert, Larry Long will use his songwriting curriculum to assist a group chosen by the community involved to gather narrative about their population or special minority and turn that narrative into a song.  That song is presented during the show with community members participating.  This is an art experience, but more a celebration of the special circumstance of that community and an educational device to develop empathy across the community from one group to another. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.
Lanesboro Arts
10/19/18 Larry Long & Dan Sebranek St. Mane Theatre Lanesboro, Minnesota BUY
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Time: 7:30pm. Admission: $15.00. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 200 Parkway Avenue North. Lanesboro Arts presents an evening with roots musicians Larry Long and Dan Sebranek at the historic St. Mane Theatre in Lanesboro on Friday, October 18th, 2018 at 7:30 p.m. Dan is returning to Lanesboro after a 2017 concert with Johnsmith, while Larry Long’s visit is happening in advance of him bringing the celebrated American Roots Revue to the St. Mane Theatre in 2019. Sponsored by Commonweal Theatre, Inspire(d) Magazine, Granny’s Liquors, and High Court Pub. Venue Website >
American Roots Revue
11/10/18 Larry Long Presents American Roots Revue with Jevetta Steele, Tonia Hughes, Robert Robinson Dakota Jazz Club and Restaurant Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Time: 7:00pm. Admission: $35 – $45. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 1010 Nicollet Avenue. Venue phone: 612-332-5299. Larry Long Presents American Roots Revue with Jevetta Steele, Tonia Hughes, Robert Robinson Cory Wong (Guitar), Yohannes Tona (Bass), Petar Janjic (Drums), Billy Steele (Piano), Joe Savage (Pedal Steel).
Old Friends
11/30/18 Larry Long with Raldo Schneider, Clay Riness, Eddie Allen Leo and Leona’s Tavern and Dance Hall Bangor, Wisconsin
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Time: 7:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: W1436 State Road 33. Venue phone: 608-452-3637.
Love
01/01/19 - 04/12/19 Larry Long Selvamar Studios Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
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Time: 7:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages.
Clean Water Land & Legacy Tour
05/11/19 Larry Long Presents American Roots Revue with Tonia Hughes, Cory Wong, Petar Janjic, Billy Peterson, JD & Billy Steele Lanesboro Arts Lanesboro, Minnesota
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Time: 7:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 103 Parkway Ave N. Venue phone: 507-467-2446. The American Roots Revue will bring together several of Minnesota’s most gifted performers and arts educators:  Larry Long (Smithsonian Folkways Recording artist who has made his life work the celebration of everyday heroes.), JD Steele (Mr. Steele and his dynamic vocal siblings, “The Steeles”, have garnered nearly every major music award and accolade that Minnesota has to offer), Billy Peterson (Bass player, songwriter, composer, session musician, producer, and oldest musical son of the renowned Peterson family), Tonia Hughes (Tonia’s vocal style is colored with melodic acrobats and elements of Gospel, Blues, Jazz, R&B, Rock and Worship), Cory Wong (Cory Wong may be young, but he has already proven himself to be a standout guitarist/musician in the Twin Cities), Billy Steele (piano, vocal, another member of the dynamic Steele family and producer of the Grammy Award wining Sounds of Blackness),and Petar Janjic (Drummer for Foreign Motion, fDeluxe, Chastity Brown). American Roots Revue will feature a cross-section of musical forms, which are rooted in the American experience including classic R&B, folk, jazz, African-American spirituals, and original works which honor the life-stories of Minnesota elders long established and newly arrived. For many in the audience it may be the first time they have seen music of one type or another.  For example, a rural person may have never before seen a black performer doing classic R&B.  Pehaps this is possible on television, but face to face with an abililty to relate to a quality artist is a very different experience. Each community involved, as described below, has its own special population and purpose for the Revue coming to its town.  In each, before the concert, Larry Long will use his songwriting curriculum to assist a group chosen by the community involved to gather narrative about their population or special minority and turn that narrative into a song.  That song is presented during the show with community members participating.  This is an art experience, but more a celebration of the special circumstance of that community and an educational device to develop empathy across the community from one group to another. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund.
Woody Guthrie
07/10/19 - 07/14/19 Larry Long Woody Guthrie Folk Festival Okemah, Oklahoma
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Time: 7:00pm. Age restrictions: All Ages.

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