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Everyone Orchestra will bring their infectiously entertaining brand of improvisational jams to the Southeast next month. The shows will feature group founder and conductor Matt Butler, as well as Steve Kimock, Jeff Coffin, Jeff Sipe, and soulful chanteuse Tanya Shylock.

In addition to an impressive musical experience, each EO appearance will include live, on-stage painting by artists whose works will be auctioned to support the efforts of environmental advocacy group Rock the Earth. Working closely with the music industry and its fans, many of whom are concerned with the fate of public lands, air and water, Rock the Earth acts to ensure the existence of a sustainable and healthy environment. CLICK HERE to read the entire story.

Dec. 2006: "Global warming has really woken a lot of the music guys up," says Rock the Earth's executive director Marc Cherry, who lived in the same halls of residence Thom Yorke while attending Exeter University. "We've used money from the Grateful Dead to sue the US National Park Service for mismanaging the Grand Canyon, and we've helped Jack Johnson save a marine habitat in his native Hawaii." CLICK HERE for the whole article.

The Winter Jamfest 2007 tour will feature a dizzying array of music. In its third year of existence and built around presenter's, Terrapin Beer Co., principle of being "in tune with your taste," the Jamfest tour is bringing back to lovers of good music and beer throughout the southeast the unforgettable concert-going experience of days gone by where fans could enjoy multi-band bills for affordable prices.

The Winter Jamfest tour will treat concert goers to a diverse artist lineup and a bevy of collaborations creating a sizzling festival atmosphere that is sure to sweep the senses and touch the soul. Involvement by all in this true concert going experience will also assist the worthwhile charitable causes of The Big House Foundation and Rock the Earth that the Winter Jamfest 2007 supports. Click Here to read more.