Hear Nebraska’s 2015 Good Living Tour is an unprecedented concert series featuring a diverse collection of 27 all-original Nebraska bands playing free, all-ages concerts in 9 Greater Nebraska communities July 17-25. It all starts Friday, July 17 in Imperial, Neb.
Hometown heroes The Talbott Brothers will headline the concert, and will be joined by Omaha indie rock band See Through Dresses, as well as Lincoln rockabilly group The Bottle Tops.
The Imperial Community Foundation, Chase County Tourism, the Imperial Chamber of Commerce have all contributed financial support to bring the inaugural Good Living Tour to Imperial.
The concert is FREE, FAMILY FRIENDLY and ALL AGES are encouraged to attend. Doors open at 7 p.m., with music beginning at 8 p.m. Cash bar. Bring a lawn chair!
Come young. Come old. Celebrate Good Living in Greater Nebraska!
** MORE ABOUT THE BANDS **
Talbott Brothers (Omaha/Imperial)
http://www.thetalbottbrothers.com/
Imperial natives Tyler and Nick Talbott have toured the country hard the last two years. And it’s easy to hear how the coast-to-coast voyages have informed their writing. EPs “The Road, Coming Home” and the forthcoming “Places” undulate from folk pop to classic radio rock, but each one finds the brothers searching for something.
See Through Dresses (Omaha)
http://seethroughdressesband.tumblr.com/
Rousing and drowsy, but always sonically smart, Omaha’s See Through Dresses is anchored to its brilliantly layered rock. The four-piece is touring Central Europe in the spring of 2015, following a national tour with nationally renowned indie band Cursive. See Through Dresses’ debut album came out in late 2013 and a follow-up is due out this year on the German label This Charming Man.
The Bottle Tops (Lincoln)
http://thebottletopsmusic.com/
The Lincoln husband-wife-fronted Bottle Tops are joyfully reliable onstage, always devoted to and enamored of the bluegrass/rockabilly tradition they’ve tapped into and tweaked. With resonances to Johnny Cash and June Carter, Mike and Kerry Semrad are backed by a bevy of local and national bluegrass players. The Bottle Tops released its debut record in 2014 on Sower Records and a follow-up is coming later this year.
ABOUT HEAR NEBRASKA:
Hear Nebraska is a nonprofit organization that cultivates the state’s vibrant, fertile music and arts community by providing resources and a voice for musicians and members of Nebraska’s creative class and the people and businesses that support them. HN’s vision is to make Nebraska an internationally known cultural destination.
See the entire schedule, learn more and become a partner at http://GoodLivingTour.com.