August 14, 2011; CD Release Party “In These Ozark Hills” , at A la Carte Restaurant, West Plains, MO; 1 – 4 pm
August 20, 2011; Eureka Springs, Bluegrass Festival (poster)
September 9, 2011; Springfield, MO, MSU, Ozark Celebration Festival
Sept. 17: The Yellow House River Concert will be held at Sunburst Ranch Campground on the North Fork starting at 4 p.m. Performers will include Marideth Sisco, Linda Stoffel, Cd Scott, Gordon Johnston, Blind Bill, Gordon Johnston Wildflower Band, Clay Buedel, Steve Staley, David Haenke and Phil Orlikowski.
September 24, 2011; Missouri Literary Society, Springfield, MO
September 30, 2011; A La Carte Cafe in West Plains, MO; Marideth Sisco and friends, 6 PM to 7:30
8 pm, surprise last minute plan to visit the OACC gathering and sing a few songs!
October 1, 2011; Texas County Museum of Art This is a Fundraiser, please support the Arts!
November 12, 2011; Dawt Mill, Tecumseh, MO; 7 P.M. $10. “Fall Craft Festival” More info here.
December 17, 2011; 7 P.M., Christmas Party, Blackberry Winter Open Rehearsal and CD release party for Marideth Sisco’s spoken-word “An Ozarks Holiday Sampler” (all kinds of holiday cuts from the radio series “These Ozarks Hills.” ) $5
December 31, 2011; First Night, Springfield, MO 8:30 to 10:00 P.M.
Top; Van Colbert. L to R; Marideth Sisco, Dennis Crider, Linda Stoffel, Bo Brown, Tedi May
Inspiring Band!
See you on the road somewhere!
Sarah
Great performance tonight in Springfield. So glad y’all are getting to have this experience!!
LOVED you at Randy Bacon’s last night. You are ALL so very good. As one geriatric to another, KEEP ON PERFORMING! Good luck on your swings to the coasts.
From the band, Thanks so much Mindy and Lori!! It was great being there, and at the Blue Note in Columbia!
Sarah
Wishing each of you, and the troop as a whole the safest, most joyful, and soul expanding tour EVER! I think that you will return so much younger, you will be able to travel and perform all over the WORLD, not to mention other galaxies. All The Best!
The show last night was great. We both had a lot of fun listening to the wonderful music and talking with the band. I spread the word to some friends that you all were coming through their neighborhood and that they should definitely take the time to visit with you folks. I hope you all have a safe and memorable trip. Come back to SLC soon.
By the way I love the hat Van is wearing above. I have one just like it.
In Solidarity!
Wobs in SLC
Thank you so much for the comments and for being there!
Sarah
You are highly anticipated here in Big D. Can’t wait to see y’all!
Awesome! We are really looking forward to playing there. Bring your friends!
We are set up at the Old Time Music Festival like any other year with many of the other “regulars”. This year the place is all abuzz with great anticipation for the performance of Blackberry Winter. Though we’ve shared you with the rest of the world we still consider you “our” band and look forward to hearing you this evening. Last night was a packed house and I expect more of the same tonight. Welcome home.
Tickets purchased—cowboy hat hanging in the hall—don’t want to embarrass you by loking like your city friend:-) So looking forward to seeing you and meeting the group. We are 5 tomorrow..Bill, me and 3 former students, Tracey, Margaret and Kate!!
Judy
See you all there Judy!
Sarah
Saw you all in Eureka Springs, AWESOME, will definitely try to catch you again
Martha
Hindsville, AR
Please come to Atlanta to perform- you have lots of fans here, Madeline
Wow! Still in awe that we actually had you in Licking last Saturday night. SOOOOO much fun hearing in person all the songs from your CD. We have heard nothing but fantabulous comments on the Evening of Bluegrass. Both bands were enjoyed by an enthusiastic audience. Sandy, Lanie, and I can’t wipe the smiles off our faces. You rock! Your fan, Ellen Reynolds
Thank you so much Ellen, on behave of the whole band!
Madelene,
Thank you from Marideth. Have you seen her personal blog? maridethsisco.com. I hope you’re a music fan as well!
Sarah,
personal assistant, Marideth Sisco