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In his opening notes on I Know I’ve Been Changed, the artist known to millions of devoted fans worldwide as Aaron Neville stands before the microphone not as a musical legend, but as an ordinary man appealing to an eternal God. His signature vibrato rises and dips in a musical prayer full of passion, utterly sincere.

It is perhaps the most powerful moment on a uniquely moving album—his first gospel recording since Hurricane Katrina ripped through the city he cherished, destroying his personal home, and forever altering so much of the life he knew.

Despite that tragic backdrop, the project plays not as a mournful reflection, but rather as a hopeful celebration of the three things that have shaped Aaron Neville most of all—his hometown, his music and his faith.

In grand New Orleans style, I Know I’ve Been Changed celebrates Aaron Neville’s 50th year in recorded music. The album brings the artist’s career full circle, returning him to the music he loved first—gospel music—and reuniting him with Allen Toussaint, the legendary songwriter, musician and producer who produced Aaron’s first recording session in 1960.

The Dirty Dozen Brass Band

In 1977, The Dirty Dozen Social and Pleasure Club in New Orleans began showcasing a traditional Crescent City brass band. It was a joining of two proud, but antiquated, traditions at the time: social and pleasure clubs dated back over a century to a time when black southerners could rarely afford life insurance, and the clubs would provide proper funeral arrangements. Brass bands, early predecessors of jazz as we know it, would often follow the funeral procession playing somber dirges, then once the family of the deceased was out of earshot, burst into jubilant dance tunes as casual onlookers danced in the streets. By the late ’70s, few of either existed. The Dirty Dozen Social and Pleasure Club decided to assemble this group as a house band, and over the course of these early gigs, the seven-member ensemble adopted the venue’s name: The Dirty Dozen Brass Band.

Thirty-five years later, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band is a world famous music machine, whose name is synonymous with genre-bending romps and high-octane performances. They have revitalized the brass band in New Orleans and around the world, progressing from local parties, clubs, baseball games and festivals in their early years to touring nearly constantly in the U.S. and in over 30 other countries on five continents. The Dirty Dozen have been featured guests on albums by artists including David Bowie, Elvis Costello, Dr. John, Buckwheat Zydeco, Dave Matthews Band, Modest Mouse, Widespread Panic, and the Black Crowes.

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No It’s not all that hard to find an artist who’s capable of offering a guided tour of life’s dark clouds – nor is it rare to come into contact with one who can hone in on the silver lining. But the ability to do both with equal grace, well, that’s an altogether rarer gift.

In recent times, Williams has shown herself to be the kind of artist who’ll never back down from a challenge, whether collaborating with surprisingly kindred spirits like M. Ward and Flogging Molly or putting her own spin on iconic tunes like Bob Dylan’s “Positively 4th Street” and Jimmy Webb’s classic “Galveston”. She’s taken that same approach to her most recent recordings as a solo artist as well: The 2006 release West and 2008’s buoyant Little Honey – an album Paste hailed as “an album that brims with varied, impeccable writing” – made for an ethereal emotional travelogue that takes in both great loss and the sort of discovery one can only make when emotional barriers are taken down.

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Few entertainers have attained the iconic status of Dwight Yoakam. Perhaps that is because so few have consistently and repeatedly met the high standard of excellence delivered by the Kentucky native no matter what his endeavor. His name immediately conjures up compelling, provocative images: A pale cowboy hat with the brim pulled low; poured-on blue jeans; intricate, catchy melodies paired with poignant, brilliant lyrics that mesmerize with their indelible imprint. Then there’s Yoakam the actor, who seemingly melts into his roles, impressively standing toe-to-toe with some of the world’s top thespians: Jodie Foster, Tommy Lee Jones, Forest Whitaker, Nicholas Cage.
Add to that Yoakam the entrepreneur and you have a singular talent without
peer.

At the core of Yoakam’s creative expression, whether it is musical, theatrical or entrepreneurial, is an unwavering desire to articulate human connection. The thread that ties it all together continues to be Yoakam himself, and his devotion to discovery. But we’ll let Yoakam have the final word. As he told Newsweek, “I’m committed to an earnest exploration of life, no matter what medium I’m using.”

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ROGER HODGSON: The Legendary Voice of SUPERTRAMP
Breakfast in America Tour

Roger Hodgson is recognized as one of the most gifted composers, songwriters and lyricists of our time! As the legendary voice, writer and arranger of most of Supertramp’s greatest hits that led to more than 60 million record sales, he gave us amazingly enduring songs like: “Give a Little Bit,” “Dreamer,” “It’s Raining Again,” “Take the Long Way Home,” “The Logical Song,” “Breakfast In America,” “Fool’s Overture” and so many others that have become the sound track of our lives.

Hodgson co-founded the progressive rock band Supertramp in 1969 and was with them for 14 years. He wrote and sang most of the classic hits that brought Supertramp worldwide acclaim. Roger recently received 2 awards from ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers) for his songs being in the top played songs in their repertory, proving that they have indeed stood the test of time.

“The highest compliment that Roger can be paid is that he probably sounds better live today than in the recording studio more than a generation ago.” - Evening Standard – London, Review from The Royal Albert Hall Concert.

“There are few vocalists instantly recognizable from the first few bars of a song but Roger Hodgson is certainly one of that unique group. The singer/songwriter of Supertramp, his voice is as unmistakable as the distinct keyboard sound of his early hits.” - The Times- London, Review from The Royal Albert Hall Concert.

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All American Rejects
A pop punk band from Stillwater, Oklahoma, The All-American Rejects were originally formed by Tyson Ritter and Nick Wheeler who discovered that both of them shared profound interest in music when they got to know each other during their high school years. Looking for additional players in their newly established project, these two gifted young guys eventually picked Mike Kennerty to be the group’s guitarist and Chris Gaylor to replace drummer Tim Campbell, making the band’s formation fixed as a quartet. Immediately working together to compose their own songs with Tyson as the vocalist/bassist and Nick in guitar/keyboard/programming task, they spent the rest of 1990s holding some live performances around the town while also recording a few demos that showcased their brand of scrappy, stylish guitar-pop with the goal to self-release their initial effort.

Their new album, Kids In The Street, is available now.

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Rickie Lee Jones

From the moment she first appeared in front of us on Saturday Night Live in 1979, Rickie Lee Jones has challenged her listeners and the establishment with an absorbing musical vision that defies border and classification. She rocked the culture of singer-song writerdom with her refusal to conform to the stayed and careful eloquence of the folk rock generation that came before her. Neither punk nor pop, she tottered on a thread of her own devise, jazz – the old musical kind, and R&B – the Motown thread that permeates her work. Her sense of humor, musical dexterity and song craft is all evident on her exquisite new album Balm in Gilead.

Rickie Lee Jones, released by Warner Bros. in March 1979, had an immediate and profound impact in the music world and the culture at large ultimately becoming a multi-million selling hit. Following her now infamous debut television appearance on SNL, a successful world tour and the cover of Rolling Stone magazine, Jones secured five Grammy Award nominations (Record of the Year, Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female, Best Rock Vocal Performance, Female, Song of the Year (“Chuck E.’s in Love”), and Best New Artist, which she won at the January 1980 ceremony.

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Do you enjoy singing and having fun?
…then you’re going to love this!

The Sound of Music Sing-a-long is the screening of the movie, but with a difference…

It’s more than just a movie… how’s that?
It brings the theatre alive… how does it do that?
It is one of the funniest, craziest, most outrageous theatre experiences you’ll ever have.

Come dressed in costume as your favorite character, object or song. Participate and sing along with every song.  You know every word… you know it’s true.

Be a part of a worldwide hit musical, which is playing to more than a million people across the world.

The Sound of Music Sing-a-long is a perfect night out for the family, friends and work colleagues! After all, it is one of the best family movies of all time.

So get your vocal chords warmed up, cut up those drapes, put on your warm woollen mittens, lederhosen or your habit – and hurry along to the show!

It’s time to open your Von Trapp and sing, because the hills of Deer Valley are alive, with the Sound of Music…

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Scott & Stefani Kimche
Matthew & Leslie Spagat
The St. Regis Deer Valley/The Deer Crest Club
Stein Eriksen Lodge

$2,500+

Beth Bradford
Nancy Forster
Chad Horne
Clare Jackson
Melissa Varga

Steinway ($1,000+)

Greg & Marilyn Brown
Craig & Emily Elliott
Jan Helen & Karen Terzian
Lisa Kabus
James McElvany
Nick Ondrejka & Judy McKie
Brooks & Phyllis Robinson
Charlie & Kim Sachs
Jenni Smith
Peter & Mary Wright

Audrey Hepburn ($500+)

Scott & Kathie Amann
Karen Dixon
Fran Graff
Kristin May
Thomas & Linda McCausland
Craig Reece
Chuck & Jan Wally
Mike & Nann Worel

Martha Graham ($250+)

Uncle Richie & Aunt Mary Bleyle
Helen Crichton
Rick DesVaux
Patricia Dever
Mike & Alison Doyle
Mike Florance
David Harris
Michael Jorgensen
Michelle Kerby
Pam Maupin
Stuart Monroe
Suzanne Moore
Deborah Smith
Gary & Donna Urban
Craig Ward & Hope Woodside

Baryshnikov ($100+)

Jim Banister
Heather Barnes
Dave & Susan Beemster
Alisa Bernard
Josephine Boswell
Nancy Brodhead
Robert & Farren Brown
Christine Calver
Susan Clark
Karen Coleman
Kelly Cosgrove
Ruth Davidson
Jeff Deutschendorf
David & Jenny Dorsey
Laurie Eastwood
Katie Eldridge
Strike Fongeallaz
Diane Foster
Greg Gaddie
Albert Galik & Susan Row
Andrea Haas
Jenni Haines
Raymond Hamada
Barry & Allison Hanover
Les & Judie Harris
John Hart
Corrina Healey
Paul Hedman & Amy Mathre
Jonathan Horwitz
Darrell Johnson
Argan & Gloria Johnson
Cari Johnson
Robert & Mary Katzenbach
Dayna Kenniston
Lane Lasrich
Alan Levan
Kenneth Levine
Alex Levinthal
Dean & Katy Lillquist
Peter Linsey
Diane Lipson
Andrew and Sara Litt
Cheryl Lomax
Stephen Long
Ray MacKown
Marilla Magill
Randall Marker
Donna McAleer
Julie McMullin
Molly Morris
Henny Muldowney
Russ Ogden
Alice Olch & Jennifer Johnson
Karen Ordel
Bob & Jane Phipps
Calvin & Mary Regan
Sybil Roscoe
Larry & Gail Rose
Doug Russell
Richard Saskiewicz
Lisa Saturnino
Peter & Margie Schloesser
Kim Scott
Jon & Ruth Silverstein
Shirley Smith
Michelle Stuhmer
Judy Terrell
Karen Urankar
Marie Wake
Nancy Walsh
James Wilson
Bob & Sharon Winders
Larry & Jane Lee Winter
Glenn & Shirley Wright
Barbara Yamada
Larry & Mary Young
Neil Young
Patty Yun

Sir Lawrence Olivier ($50+)

Craig Conly & Judith Baldwin
Sara Bartlett
Maureen Bradley
Mark & Katy Brian
Corey Decamp
Maureen Harte
Judith Horwitz
Mary Leader
Amy Nichols
Richard & Melanie Otto
Louise Stark
John Tinklepaugh
Janet Townsley
Joanne Watson
Frank Worrall
Julie Wrathall

Ginger Rogers ($25+)

Marcy Abate
Cindy Albrecht
Mandy Allfrey
Tim Anker
Judy Anker
Chris Bachman
Brad Behle
Justin Berger
Marilyn Bown
Anne Bransford
Miriam Broumas
Erin Kelly Brown
Spencer Carlsen
Kristen Case
Pamela Child
Irene Cho
Jamie Christensen
Clare Coonan
Jean Daly
Heather Deason Zynczak
Georgie Deblanc
Melanie Desautels
Georges Desjardin & Claire Desilets
Joan Deyoung
Deborah Dilley
Andrea Dobkin
Dona Fairbairn
Hillary Fiveash
Tawnya Fox
Julie Freestone
Cristie Frey
Nancy Garbett
Wes & Sarah Garrett
Kathryn Gundersen
Stan & Carol Gurevitz
Kimberly Hall
Steve and Sandy Harty
Tracie Heffernan
Joyce Helton
Paul & Terry Hust
Jennifer Israel
Brad Iverson
Jill Johnson
Angela Johnson
Kent Johnson
Dawn Johnstun
Alana Kindness
Lisa Kirchenheiter
Jim & Martha Kuperschmidt
Alan Lakomski
Alejandra Lara
Sally Leslie
Gail Loveland
Denise Lynch
Shelly Lynott
Sharon Mardula
Claire Marlin
Heather McArthur
Jon & Julie Manwaring
Mary Mealing
Pat Mencimer
William Metcalf
Jill Miller
Drew Miller
Rayna & Glen Mintz
Barry Moniak
Laura Montoya
Barbara Mooney
Gaylynn Mooney
Jennifer Mulholland
Sarah Myers
Donnie Novelle
Kim Oliver
Robert Olsen
Jill Orschel
Colleen Oshier
Breanna Oshier
James & Penny Pack
Virginia Pearce
Janet Peterson
Howard Phillips
Claudia Price
Katherine Quinlan
Sheila Raboy
Myles Rademan
Joy Barrett
Insa Riepen
Debra Riggs
Bill Riley
Eva Rinaldi
Suzette Robarge
Gerald Runyan
Katherine Scott
Maddy Shear
Richard & Jill Sheinberg
Heidi Smith
Michele Stell
Dayna Stern
Jessica Strater
Tanya Taylor
Annette Velarde
Morgan Vidakovich
Lorraine Waterhouse
Alec & Meryl Weight
Doug & Linda Wells
Sarah West
Teresa Wharton
Jim & Robin Whitney
Patricia Williams
Suzanne Winchester
Catherine Wong
Pamela Wylie
Terri Zionts

10-ticket Punch Pass prices are as follows:

Platinum (Rows A-H) – $550
Gold (Row J) – $450
Silver (Rows K-M) – $350
Bronze (Rows N-R) – $250

Click here to purchase a Punch Pass online. However, Punch Pass tickets can only be redeemed in person at the Eccles Center Box Office, or over the phone at 435-655-3114, M-F from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

*Punch Passes are not valid for Special Events, including Warren Miller, New Year’s Eve, and V-Day.

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