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Gracie Horse and Mike Edison | Free Stage Performance
- September 20th 2023 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Doors 6 PM | Music 6:30 PM
- Museum
- Free to Attend
Join us in the special exhibit space at The Museum at Bethel Woods for a gallery show featuring Gracie Horse & Mike Edison. Like the performances on the Free Stage at the 1969 Woodstock festival (and as the name would suggest), this event is free - so come out and jam with us!
Bar with drinks for purchase will be available.
This event is free to attend. RSVP not required, but we'd love to know if you're joining us!
GRACIE HORSE
Cosmic Country music from the deserts of LA
Gracie Horse weaves stories into her songs taking the listener on a journey through the past half a decade of her life. We see her as a traveling nurse, living in big blue expanse of Wyoming, dancing with a man in a crisp white Stetson, eating chicken wings in a hazmat suit, commenting on how strange a place like Los Angeles can be, how loaded it is with wannabe cowboys and fast food restaurants. She makes immaculate country music, the kind of stuff you’d put on blast in your truck as you drive down empty stretches of highway. Her music is also vulnerable, full of lyrics about the intensity of being alive, all told with a sense of humor and self-awareness.
MIKE EDISON
Gospel from the Garage
Mike Edison is a genuine Rock’n’Roll renaissance man. He is the former editor and publisher of famed cannabis magazine High Times, and was the editor-in-chief of the courageously irresponsible Screw. Edison can frequently be seen with his long-running blues, gospel, and garage-punk experiment The Edison Rocket Train, and he speaks frequently on free speech, sex, drugs, and the American counterculture. He is “proof that one can be both edgy and erudite, lowbrow and literate, and take joy in the unbridled pleasures of the id without sacrificing the higher mind. He is currently a Teaching Artist at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts.