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Happening at PAC
Written By: Mary Adair Trumbly - Highlands PAC | Issue: October - 2022
Highlands Performing Arts Center’s October schedule brings rhythm and unabashed passion to the Plateau.
A Brother’s Revival was created by former Allman Brothers band member David “Rook” Goldflies to honor and do justice to the music of that legendary group. Wherever the band performs, they energize fans with performances that bring out the essence of what made the music of the Allman Brothers Band so lasting and powerful. Groundbreaking double leads, dual drummers, a rock-n-roll Timpani solo, and yes, even a real B-3 organ make this show authentic and exciting. These guys aren’t messin’ around! Another southern rock veteran, Mike Kach, is A Brothers Revival vocalist and keyboardist. Mike has toured with Dickey Betts and Great Southern for 12 years and was Dickey’s choice to sing the songs initially performed by Gregg Allman. If you love the music of The Allman Brothers Band, you will be amazed how A Brother’s Revival has recreated the energy, vibe, and passion of this iconic music. Sunday, October 2, 7:30 P.M. Bluegrass returns to the PAC with award winning Sideline – 7:30 P.M. Saturday, October 29. Their song Thunder Dan not only held the #1 spot on the charts for multiple weeks, as well as the #1 song for the entire year 2018, it also won the 2019 Song of the Year Award with the International Bluegrass Music Association. Sideline has had many hits, including, Just A Guy In A Bar, I’ll Always Be A Gypsy, and Jesse’s Bar from the group’s latest album release Ups, Downs and No Name Towns. Sideline was formed in 2012 as a “jam band” for a group of friends that played professionally in other bands. They started playing together as a fun alternative when their bands were not performing. In a short time, they discovered their own identity and style, and realized their tour schedule was getting full. They decided to take a leap of faith and commit to the group full time. The band was named “Sideline” due to its origin as a “side band.” Other happenings at PAC include National Theatre’s presentation of Straight Line Crazy, Saturday, October 15 at 1:00 P.M. and the MET Opera’s Medea on Saturday, October 22 at 12:55 P.M.
by Mary Adair Trumbly,
Highlands Performing Arts Center
