Monday, June 9th		Crosby Stills & Nash
Terrace Seating $110 Orchestra Seating $160 Mezzanine Dining $190 Outdoor Dining $210 Premium Dining $230 Restaurant Dining $280 Front Row Dining $300 Visit the official Crosby Stills & Nash website		One of the most enduring and original musical partnerships of our time, Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Famers Crosby, Stills & Nash (CSN) have captivated the world with their peerless three-part harmony, inspired songwriting and brilliant musicianship for more than three decades. They have been called “the voice of an entire generation“ and in 1997, CSN was inducted into the Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame, recognizing their massive contribution to the evolution of contemporary American music. Yet each partner already had their own substantial rock ‘n roll pedigree, having come from another hit- making band—Crosby from The Byrds, Stills from Buffalo Springfield, and Nash from The Hollies. $1.00 from every ticket sold will be contributed to Crosby, Stills and Nash’s supported charity, The Guacamole Fund, which promotes green living and the elimination world hunger for a more peaceful and sustainable world. http://www.guacfund.org/

Tuesday, June 24th		Earth, Wind and Fire
Terrace Seating $89 Orchestra Seating $139 Mezzanine Dining $169 Outdoor Dining $189 Premium Dining $209 Restaurant Dining $259 Front Row Dining $279 Visit the official Earth, Wind and Fire website		After earning eight Grammy Awards, four American Music Awards, eight double platinum/Top 10 Pop albums, eight number one R&B singles, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Lifetime Achievement honors from the NAACP, ASCAP and BET - Earth, Wind & Fire and their music remains as inspirational and influential as ever. “Throughout our career, we've strived to push the idea of illumination,“ states EWF founder Maurice White. Amidst all of the thrilling new musical adventures on the road, EWF will be shoring up support for two causes close to their hearts. For one, Philip Bailey has started an organization called the Music is Unity Foundation (musicisunity.org). Earth Wind & Fire's second charitable outreach is the Wright Life Performing Arts Center for the Youth. White explains, “We look forward to getting disadvantaged youth involved in the arts through music and dance seminars and holiday performance programs.“

Tuesday, July 8th		Chris Isaak
Terrace Seating $89 Orchestra Seating $139 Mezzanine Dining $169 Outdoor Dining $189 Premium Dining $209 Restaurant Dining $259 Front Row Dining $279 Visit the official Chris Isaak website		In the course of Chris Isaak's career, he has released nine extraordinary albums, twelve singles, been nominated for two Grammy Awards, acted in several motion pictures and starred in his own critically acclaimed TV series. And yet, this highly praised herald platinum-selling artist has never released a greatest hits album. “I guess I've just always been too busy making records“, Isaak says. Best Of Chris Isaak-the CD displays Isaak's many different musical personas: the rockabilly rebel, the brokenhearted crooner, and the breezy acoustic storyteller. And to what does he attribute the longevity of his career? “You know, I've never tried to jump on a trend, and I've never had to jump off of one,“ he says. “I try to do what feels right for each song. So I never have to go, 'Well, no more disco for me.'“

Monday, July 21st		Lynyrd Skynyrd
Terrace Seating $99 Orchestra Seating $149 Mezzanine Dining $179 Outdoor Dining $199 Premium Dining $219 Restaurant Dining $269 Front Row Dining $289 Visit the official Lynyrd Skynyrd website		Originally called My Backyard, the name Lynyrd Skynyrd was selected to immortalize school gym teacher Leonard Skinner, a legendary antagonist of longhaired students. Since that inception over 30 years ago, Lynyrd Skynyrd has been an American rock institution. With unforgettable hits like “Sweet Home Alabama“ and “Free Bird“, their signature sound - a harmonious blend of guitar driven rock with southern blues roots - has influenced artists ranging from Kid Rock to Metallica to Travis Tritt. Lynyrd Skynyrd's ability to endure and rise above the death and disaster that has become intermingled with its history demonstrates the strength and spirit of the band. Despite the constantly changing face of the music industry, the band has managed to stay true to itself and its celebration of the working class.

Tuesday, July 22nd		Clint Black
Terrace Seating $89 Orchestra Seating $139 Mezzanine Dining $169 Outdoor Dining $189 Premium Dining $209 Restaurant Dining $259 Front Row Dining $279 Visit the official Clint Black website		Born the baby of the Black family and to a father who instilled the same fervor in his boys for his passion as a country fan, it was Clint Black who almost overnight began pursuing the muse of music with astonishing focus and devotion. In retrospect, only a fool or a truly dedicated musician would drop out of high school to play bass in his brother's band, but within three years Clint had his own solo gigs. At the age of 25, a chain of events suddenly brought him to Nashville, where his first album went Triple Platinum and each successive release also became a million- seller. By the end of 1990 Clint was headlining his own concert tour and collecting honors by the shelf-full. Clint has the rare gift of being able to craft songs that are both artful and commercial, hits that can be taken either as audio candy or as insightful poetry.

Wed. July 30th		Boz Scaggs
Terrace Seating $79 Orchestra Seating $129 Mezzanine Dining $159 Outdoor Dining $179 Premium Dining $199 Restaurant Dining $249 Front Row Dining $269 Visit the official Boz Scaggs website		Born in Ohio and raised in Texas with an abiding respect for a wide spectrum of American roots music, Boz Scaggs has combined rock, jazz, R&B and blues to create a trademark sound. After first finding acclaim as a member of the Steve Miller Band, Scaggs went on to enjoy considerable solo success in the 1970s. With an extensive and distinctive career that has spanned 30 years and many accolades, Scaggs continues to prove himself as one of music's most creative and original artists, with hits including “Lido Shuffle,“ “Look What You've Done To Me“, “Lowdown“. Scaggs has said, “I've always just tried to explore the music that means something to me. And now I know that I might be out of the mainstream, but I'm still exploring the music that I love.“

Thursday, July 31st		Lyle Lovett
Terrace Seating $89 Orchestra Seating $139 Mezzanine Dining $169 Outdoor Dining $189 Premium Dining $209 Restaurant Dining $259 Front Row Dining $279 Visit the official Lyle Lovett website		It has been 17 years since Lyle Lovett arrived in Nashville with a demo tape hinting of the brilliantly eccentric career to come-a resume that now includes twelve albums, four million records sold, even a second calling as a successful film actor. But amid all the success, Lovett is modest and self-deprecating as ever: When asked to describe My Baby Don't Tolerate, his most recent album, Lovett deadpans: “It's just more of my songs.“ Born in the Lone Star State, country's jazzy cousin received his first guitar when he was seven years. But music took a back seat until Lovett arrived at Texas A&M University in 1975, where the outlaw Texas music scene was in full throttle, fueled by renegade roots artists such as Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings. It's here Lovett would often join artists in informal, front-porch guitar pulls. After three critically acclaimed albums, Lovett moved away from country to explore acting, but songwriting always remained his first love. As he has told the New York Times: “A great song is a song that makes you think, and makes listening an honest emotional experience…“

Monday, August 4th		Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
Terrace Seating $89 Orchestra Seating $139 Mezzanine Dining $169 Outdoor Dining $189 Premium Dining $209 Restaurant Dining $259 Front Row Dining $279 Visit the official Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons website		During an incredible career as a solo artist and with the Four Seasons, Frankie Valli and his trademark falsetto have sold over 100 million records worldwide and earned induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Valli and The Four Seasons had their first number one hit with “Sherry“, which crystallized a distinctive musical style- the popular doo-wop music of the 1950's inflected with the rhythm and blues. While remaining steadfastly devoted to the Four Seasons, Valli decided to branch out with a solo career that included hits such as “December, '63 (Oh What a Night)“ and the title track to Grease. And thanks to the volcanic success of the Tony-winning musical Jersey Boys, which chronicles the life and times of Frankie and his legendary group, such classic songs as “Big Girls Don't Cry,“ “Walk Like a Man,“ and “Can't Take My Eyes Off You“ are all the rage all over again.

Tuesday, August 5th		Huey Lewis & the News
Terrace Seating $89 Orchestra Seating $139 Mezzanine Dining $169 Outdoor Dining $189 Premium Dining $209 Restaurant Dining $259 Front Row Dining $279 Visit the official Huey Lewis & the News website		Best known for their infectious yuppie anthems in the mid-80's, Huey Lewis and the News gave voice to a generation that was both hard working and ready for fun. Formed from two rival Bay Area bands in 1979. Huey Lewis and the News have defied the rock odds makers for almost three decades. The band initially found huge success with its third album, Sports, which was helped along by the comical music videos that were heavily requested on MTV. Outlasting countless trends and selling 20 million records worldwide in the process, the group's hits include such classics as “Heart of Rock & Roll,“ and “The Power of Love,“ which was nominated for a best song Oscar as part of the Back to the Future soundtrack. Since then, the band has continued to record and release albums of both classic R&B and rock and roll songs, and continue to entertain new and devoted fans alike.

Wednesday, August 20th		Dana Carvey
Terrace Seating $79 Orchestra Seating $129 Mezzanine Dining $159 Outdoor Dining $179 Premium Dining $199 Restaurant Dining $249 Front Row Dining $269 Visit the official Dana Carvey website		Known to many for his “Saturday Night Live“ characters such as the Church Lady and Garth from “Wayne's World“, a character based on his brother, Dana Carvey got his start after winning the San Francisco Stand-Up Comedy Competition while attending CSUSF. In addition to these characters, Carvey has received widespread praise for his uncanny comedic impersonations of such political figures as Ex-President George Bush, H. Ross Perot, and Bob Dole and Hollywood names like George Burns, Johnny Carson, , Casey Casem and Regis Philbin. After seven successful seasons as a repertory member of the show, Carvey left “SNL“ and went on to star in blockbusters like “Wayne's World“. He has since won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program, received a total of six Emmy nominations, and has been honored with the American Comedy Award as Television's Funniest Supporting Male for two consecutive years.

Thursday, August 28th		Chicago
Terrace Seating $90 Orchestra Seating $140 Mezzanine Dining $170 Outdoor Dining $190 Premium Dining $210 Restaurant Dining $260 Front Row Dining $280 Visit the official Chicago website		Starting in 1967, well before all the hits started flowing, Chicago established a reputation for its powerful live show. Fueled by a passion for music, Chicago’s members exploded the conventions of what rock music could or should be. Initially called The Big Thing, they hit the Midwest club circuit in 1967. In 1968, they took the name Chicago Transit Authority (soon simplified to Chicago), moved to Los Angeles and began making hits like “Saturday in the Park“, “If You Leave Me Now“ and “You’re the Inspiration“. To date, Chicago is the first American band to chart Top 40 albums in five decades - a landmark accomplishment. $1.00 from every Chicago ticket sold will be donated to Ara Parseghian Medical Research Foundation, which seeks a cure to the fatal children’s disease, Neimann-Pick Type C. In addition, a portion will also be used to help raise money for Hannah & Friends, which works to improve the quality of life for children and adults with special needs. http://www.parseghian.org/ http://www.hannahandfriends.org

Tuesday, Sept. 2nd		Bonnie Raitt
Terrace Seating $99 Orchestra Seating $149 Mezzanine Dining $179 Outdoor Dining $199 Premium Dining $219 Restaurant Dining $269 Front Row Dining $289 Visit the official Bonnie Raitt website		More than just a best-selling artist, respected guitarist, and accomplished songwriter, Bonnie Raitt has become an institution in American music. Born to a musical family, the nine-time Grammy winner is the daughter of celebrated Broadway singer John Raitt and accomplished pianist/singer Marge Goddard. A Stella guitar given to her as a Christmas present launched Raitt on her creative journey at the young age of eight. Three years after entering Harvard, she left to commit herself full-time to music, and shortly afterward found herself opening for surviving giants of the blues. In March of 2000, Bonnie was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; this was followed by her welcome into the Hollywood Bowl Hall of Fame. Representatives from Bonnie Raitt’s green awareness organization, Green Highway, will have information at the show on alternative sources of energy for a cleaner future. Stop by the booth for more details. http://www.greenhighway.net/

Wednesday, Sept. 3rd		Willie Nelson
Terrace Seating $99 Orchestra Seating $149 Mezzanine Dining $179 Outdoor Dining $199 Premium Dining $219 Restaurant Dining $269 Front Row Dining $289 Visit the official Willie Nelson website		If ever the words “living legend“ were more than just public relations bluster, the application would be to Willie Hugh Nelson. His career has spanned six decades, his catalog boasts more than 200 albums, and he's earned every conceivable award and honor to be bestowed a person in his profession. And on top of it all, he has also amassed reputable credentials as an author, actor and activist. Born April 29, 1933 in Abbott, Texas, Nelson began writing songs in elementary school. After high school, he served a short stint in the Air Force, but music was a constant pull. Nelson moved to Nashville to write and sing, and in 1961 his “Hello Walls“ became a nine-week No. 1 for Faron Young, and Patsy Cline's version of “Crazy“ became an instant classic. Since that time, Nelson has gone on to win eight Grammy awards, a President's Merit Award, a Grammy Legend Award, and the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award

Wednesday, Sept. 17th		Foreigner
Terrace Seating $79 Orchestra Seating $129 Mezzanine Dining $159 Outdoor Dining $179 Premium Dining $199 Restaurant Dining $249 Front Row Dining $269 Visit the official Foreigner website		Celebrating their 30th anniversary as a band, Foreigner is back, bigger, and more powerful than ever. Garnering accolades from press and fans alike, the current line-up of Foreigner, led by founder Mick Jones, is undeniably their strongest ensemble yet. Formed in 1976, Foreigner is no stranger to meteoric global success. Foreigner's debut self-titled 1977 album was a spectacular success worldwide, yielding the quintessential hard rock hits, “Feels Like The First Time“, and “Cold As Ice“. Throughout the 70's and 80's, Foreigner were universally hailed as one of the most popular rock acts in the world, racking up scores of smash hits, multi- platinum albums, and sold out concert tours. Foreigner's thrilling mix of blustery blues and impeccably crafted pop continues to captivate generation after generation of music fans.