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F

olsom Live is one ofFolsoms signature

events.This two-day music fes-tival is a showcase for thetowns historic businessdistrict and gives visitors achance to see what Fol-som has to offer.

From history to art,entertainment to trailsand dining to shopping,Folsom has options.

The music festival hasexpanded to two days, so

there is a lot to see and do.For those coming fromout of town, this affords agreat opportunity to seethe sights.

The Folsom City Zoo,located on Natoma and

Stafford streets behind thelibrary, is one of the cityscrown jewels. Also, try

walking the bike trail overFolsom Lake Crossing to

get a great view of FolsomDam. Behind that mas-sive concrete structure isthe main water source forthe region. Its also asource of family fun.

Access the lake at Folsom

Point on E. Natoma Street,at Browns Ravine on

Green Valley Road, orBeals Point on AuburnFolsom Road. For moreon the towns amenities,go to visitfolsom.com.

For those who reside inthe region, Folsom Live is agreat chance to experiencethe recently renovated his-toric district. Experiencethe street, sidewalks, newfacades, landscaping, treesand awnings.

Look for event coverageat folsomtelegraph.com.

Don Chaddock is the managing

editor of the Folsom Telegraph.

The newspaper has been serving

Folsom for 155 years.

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GETTING AROUND

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LIVE TICKETExtended service until 11p.m. both nights for trainsheading out of Folsom.

Get Regional Transit sched-ules at sacrt.com.

RIDE THE SHUTTLEPark in any of the following

parking lots and catch the shut-tle into Folsom Live. The shuttlewill also return people to theselots at regular intervals. Wal-Mart parking lot at Riley Streetand Glenn Drive, Briggs Ranch

Plaza (the old Ralphs) at E.Natoma Street and Blue RavineRoad, and Folsom Pavilions onFolsom Auburn Road just northof Lake Natoma Crossing andGreenback Lane.

Contact Folsom SportsGarage for information aboutgetting on the party bus.

TAKE A TAXITaxi services are private and

not connected to Folsom Live,but many will be available out-side the main gates.

LEARN MORE ABOUT ITTo learn more about the big

event, see folsomlive.com.Some special ticket packagesare only available online.

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An insiders guide to Folsom LiveBY KRIS KEABLESSPECIAL TO THE TELEGRAPH

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olsom Live is pump-ing up the music

this year with twobig nights. Heres an insid-ers guide of tips for stress-free fun.

The Scoop 30 bands,10 stages and two nights. All the details are at fol-somlive.com. Theres lotsof outdoor music until 10p.m. After that, the musicmoves to inside venues.

Insiders tip Get aschedule when you come

in the gate and plan whatacts you want to catch.

Tickets Ticket pur-chasing has never beeneasier. Purchase ticketsfrom your computer 24-7(even in your underwear)at folsomlive.com. Ticketoutlets are at all Dimplelocations, Folsom AutoMall, Beach Hut Deli onBlue Ravine, FolsomChamber of Commerceand the Powerhouse Pub.

Insiders tip Save mon-ey with ticket packages.Bring four of your friendsand buy a Party Pack(available online only) foreither evening. Cant getenough live music? Takeadvantage of the FestivalPack which includes fourtickets to both nights.

Lodging Consider

making it a relaxing week-end by taking advantageof lodging packages

offered by Folsom hotels which include tickets,breakfast, and transporta-tion to and from the event

(except for the LakeNatoma Inn which iswithin walking distance).

Parking Stress-freesolutions mean usingshuttles or Regional Tran-sit Light Rail. The historicdistrict neighbors willthank you for not wander-ing around looking for anempty piece of real estate.

There are four remoteparking locations offering

free shuttles including Wal-Mart, Briggs RanchCenter (behind Taco Bell)and if youre coming fromthe other side of the riv-er, a shuttle will pick youup in the Folsom Pavil-ions (in front of Hoshalls).For El Dorado Hills areafans, there will be a shut-tle from Hampton Innand Suites, just off High-way 50. These shuttles willrun from 4:30 p.m. untilmidnight. Plan to use thesame shuttle pickup areato return to your vehicle.

Regional Transit LightRail is free with your ticket.So parking at the lots alongFolsom Boulevard is easy.The last train leaves his-toric Folsom at 11 p.m.

Insiders tip The Fol-som Sports Garage (locat-

ed at Briggs Ranch) will beoffering special partyexpress shuttles from their

location. Be sure to checkin advance with thisestablishment for details.

Beverage Tokens Less

time in line, more timedancing. All beverage pur-chases within the venue(except inside bars andeateries) require tokens.Purchase tokens while waiting for the shuttle atthe parking areas. Whenyou need refills, there willbe several token booths atthe event (credit cardsaccepted).

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enjoying the music androaming the area, keep aneye out for the PhotoBooth. Its free, courtesy ofLakeside Church.

Food Sutter Streethas a wide variety of din-ing styles. So, enjoy dinnerbefore the music by arriv-ing early (prior to 4 p.m.). After the event begins,walking food like pizzawill be available. And fol-lowing the event, manyrestaurants will also offerchoices for hungry fans.

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With 30 bands on 10stages, Folsom Live2011 is going to be

hotter than ever. In itseighth year, the event justgets bigger and better.

Its a great event this year, and it will bringabout 8,000 people to thehistoric district, saidMary Ann McAlea withthe Folsom Chamber ofCommerce and the Fol-som Tourism Bureau.

Businesses like Hacien-da, Powerhouse Pub, andSutter Street Steakhousewill become show stageson Sept. 23 and 24, just intime to catch the finalwarm breezes of summer.

While McAleas favoritepart of Folsom Live is see-ing so many peopleenjoying two evenings ofentertainment in hercommunity, its the bandsthemselves that drawcrowds to ticket sellers crowds that are ready torock.

Big names are headlin-ing the event this year performers like EddieMoney on Friday andRonnie Milsap and LosLobos on Saturday.

But cover bands likeTainted Love and Stungwill possibly prove to beas thrilling as the headlin-ers bands that peoplecant help but dance to.

This year we have an

amazing blend everygenre is represented, fromcountry to alternative, torhythm and blues, bandsthat are well known local-

ly, like Tainted Love,McAlea said. Stung ishuge in the Bay Area

we have an opportunitythis year to appeal to awide audience. And peo-ple love this eventbecause they feel safe,they like the environ-ment, and thats justgreat.

McAlea said bands areselected based on atten-dees input, and also onrouting schedules forentertainment.

Who is comingthrough the area (is partof it), she said.

While the events pro-ceeds will go, in part, to

the Chamber of Com-merce to help fund a vari-ety of educational pro-grams for businesses, alarge portion will go tothis years charity partner,Hope Productions Foun-dation.

Hope oversees over 20different charities thathelp children, McAleasaid. And the funds thatgo to the chamber willhelp promote businessinterests in the Folsomcommunity.

Hope has been a greatpartner and is helping puton the event this year.McAlea said that Hopestaff has experience inlarge-scale festivities, andgreat connections forentertainment events aswell.

We really wanted toelevate the level of enter-tainment this year,McAlea said.

Visitors can expectgreat entertainment, andgood eats and drinks as well. The event will fea-

ture plenty of food andbeverages from localrestaurants and business-es.

The party has grownand organizers expect asell-out crowd. They urgepeople to purchase ticketsin advance, either onlineor at a variety of Folsomlocations.

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Check their website atfolsomlive.com for moreinformation.

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Grammy-winning actscoming to town

BY DON CHADDOCK

TELEGRAPH MANAGING EDITOR

Performers such as LosLobos, Ronnie Milsap andEddie Money arent neces-

sarily names associated withthe area, but this years FolsomLive music festival is about tochange that perception.

Those acts, as well at 27 oth-ers, are taking the spotlightSept. 23-24 in Folsoms two-daymusic fest. Organizers areexpecting up to 8,000 people toattend over the two days.

Money, who had a strings ofhits in the late 1970s and mid-1980s, is known for such popu-lar songs as Two Tickets to Par-adise, Think Im in Love, and Take Me Home Tonight.

Money hasnt stopped tour-ing. His concert in historic Fol-som is booked between con-certs in Texas, Connecticut andNorth Carolina.

His most recent album is2007s Wanna Go Back. Heperforms at 9:20 p.m. Friday.

Milsap recently released anew album, Country Again, inwhich he returns to his countryroots. The singer has had 40 No.1 hits and sold more than 35

million records. To his credit healso has seven Grammy Awards,four Academy of Country MusicAwards and eight Music Associ-ation Awards.

I came to town to sing coun-try music, Milsap said in astatement. And when left to myown devices, around the house,its what I love to sing. It alldates back to my roots in NorthCarolina, and its in my blood.

Ive been very fortunate tohave had a lot of successfulrecords. Now its time tomake some more.

Born in the mountain town ofRobbinsville, NC, Milsap wasraised by his bluegrass-lovingfather and his grandparents inthe unincorporated MeadowBranch community in westernNorth Carolina. Each weekend,the struggling family gatheredaround a battery-powered radio

and tuned in to the Grand OleOpry on WSM, listening to Roy Acuff, Ernest Tubb and othergreats. He attended a school forthe blind in Raleigh, emergingwith enhanced musical knowl-edge and a love of rock, pop andother non-Appalachian formsof music, he said.

Milsap performs 8:45-10 p.m.Saturday, Sept. 24.

The third headliner is three-

EddieMoneytakes thestage at9:20 p.m.Friday,Sept. 23.COURTESY

Headliners make splash at Folsom Live

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time Grammy winning LosLobos, probably best known fortheir hit La Bamba, used inthe 1987 hit film of the samename starring Lou DiamondPhillips as Ritchie Valens.

Los Lobos bandmates areLouie Perez on drums, guitars,percussion, vocals; Steve Berlinon saxophone, percussion,flute, midsax, harmonica,melodica; Cesar Rosas onvocals, guitar, mandolin; Con-rad Lozano on bass, guitarron,vocals; David Hidalgo onvocals, guitar, accordion, per-cussion, bass, keyboards,melodica, drums, violin, banjo;and Cougar Estrada on

drums/percussion.A rare example of longevity in

the music world, Los Loboslineup has remained uninter-rupted since 1984, when saxo-phonist/keyboardist SteveBerlin joined original membersPrez, Hidalgo, Rosas andLozano, each of whom hadbeen there since the beginningin 1973.

More than three decadeshave passed since Los Lobosreleased their first album, JustAnother Band from East L.A.

Los Lobos performs 7-8:30p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24.

This is the first year FolsomLive has garnered national acts.

The ultimate goal for FolsomLive is to develop a music festi-val that will be an economicdriver and showcase for thecity, said Mary Ann McAlea, with the Folsom TourismBureau and Chamber of Com-merce. We are a good host city

for events and people arealways looking for things to do.

She said getting headlinersthis year was a natural evolu-tion for the event.

In the growth strategy (forFolsom Live), the opportunityto bring headliners would grow

the event, she said. FolsomLive has always been aboutmusic.

She said reaction has beenpositive regarding the acts.

I think it tells people there is

a commitment to growing theevent, McAlea said. Gettingpeople (to attend) from theregion is huge. If they just driveby us on Highway 50, they dontknow what we have to offer.

Some changes to the layoutare also in store. The mainstage, usually located at the rail-road turntable, will be moved tothe Traders Lane parking lot.

Dianne Rogers, with thechamber of commerce, said

Folsom Live is one of the orga-nizations biggest events.

Folsom Live and the FolsomPro Rodeo are the two biggestfundraisers of the year, Rogerssaid.

In all, 30 bands are scheduledto perform on 10 stages over thetwo-night event.

To learn more, visit folsom-live.com.

PHOTOS COURTESY

Los Lobos, formed in 1973, is still making music. The bandwon three Grammy Awards and will perform Saturday, Sept. 24.

Ronnie Milsap won sevenGrammy Awards and had 40

No. 1 hits. He performs Satur-day, Sept. 24.

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BY ERIC LAUGHLIN


As with most big enter-tainment events thesedays, knowing how youregetting home afterwardand where youre going tostay the night is a big partof the events success.

Fortunately, FolsomLives planners worked

with the communityshotels and transportation

organizations to come upwith a plan that also savesyou money.

The citys six finer hotelsare offering lodging/ticketpackages that basicallytranslate into your eventtickets being free. Thepackages start at $129 anight and come with apair of tickets for eitherFriday or Saturday night.

All hotels are either within walking distance, or aquick train or shuttle rideaway. All but one of thehotels are even offering afree breakfast.

The Lake Natoma Inn isliterally steps away fromSutter Street and is offer-ing packages from $139 to$169. The Hilton GardenInn, along with the Lark-spur Landing Hotel, is

located near the FolsomPremium Outlets and ashort lightrail ride fromHistoric Folsom. The Mar-riotts Courtyard and Res-idence Inn hotels, along

with the Hampton Innand Suites, are located offBidwell Street near High-

way 50 and are offeringfree shuttle service.

As far as getting to and

from the big venue, youcan hold on to your walletunless you prefer a taxicab. All of the event-spon-sored shuttles are free, asis Light Rail service onboth nights, which isextending service fromFolsom to 11 p.m.

If its easier for you topark somewhere acrosstown and take a shuttle in,free pick ups and drop offs

will be made every 15-20minutes at the Walmartparking lot, Briggs RanchPlaza, Folsom Pavilions atFolsom Auburn Road nearGreenback, and theHampton Inn.

For more informationon shuttles or hotel pack-ages, check out the eventsofficial website at folsom-live.com.

Stay and play thanks to lodging packages

COURTESY FOLSOM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Special hotel packages make for a safe, fun and affordable evening. Check fol-somlive.com for lodging specials that include event tickets. Shuttle services arealso being offered to and from various locations around town.

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BY ERIC LAUGHLIN


The music lineup forFolsom Live extends wellbeyond Grammy-winningartists like Eddie Money,Ronnie Milsap and LosLobos. There are dozensof others set to grace thestage that carry their ownstyle and following.

If youve followed thevisiting acts over the yearsat Folsoms Powerhouse, youve likely heard of a

popular 80s band by thename of Tainted Love.The bands roots are in theSan Francisco Bay Area,but their vibe from thatever-so-popular decadehas paved the way forthem to tour not only thenation, but the rest of the world. They are set tograce the Powerhouse Pub

Stage at 8:35 p.m. on Sat-urday night of the event.

Theyre more aboutthe music than the gim-micks, said Tainted Lovebooking agent DanielSwan. They produce avery high energy showthat has become popular,especially among youngpeople.

Another popular North-ern California band set toplay at the event is LydiaPense and Cold Blood.

Pense, whos built a leg-endary following in her40-plus years as a singer,has been the consistentcenterpart to a band thatsplayed at San FranciscosFillmore more than anyact other than the GratefulDead.

She really is one of the

COURTESY

Lydia Pense and Cold Blood hit the stage Friday, Sept. 23, at Folsom Live at Powerhouse Pub. Pense hasbeen performing for more than 40 years and has performed at San Franciscos Fillmore more than anyother act except the Grateful Dead.

Two-day event features something for everyone

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ductions, a partner andrecipient of Folsom Live2011 proceeds, partners with area charities, pro-viding support and train-ing to help them betterserve their target groups.

The foundation wasstarted in 2008 by twolocal business men in thearea who knew that non-profit organizations need-

ed help. Not just financialhelp, but they neededtraining, said Hope CEODebbie Gabelich.

Hope serves non-prof-its, primarily those thatconcentrate on children,whether its advocacy, artsor education, at-risk kids,illness and research, orother aspects that mightaffect youth.

We help the non-profit

become more sustain-able, Gabelich said. Wehelp the charities withbusiness development,fund raising training and

strategic planning. Wealso have a CEO leader-ship training program.

With a small, hands-onstaff, Hope assists non-profits in Sacramento, ElDorado and surroundingcounties. Working withseven non-profit partnersin an intensive three-yeartraining program thatinclude monthly meet-ings, leadership develop-

ment and fundraisingsupport are just some ofthe facets focused on byHope. The non-profit alsohas 15 non-profit affiliatesthat receive fundraisingsupport and abbreviatedtraining. Hopes program-ming is like a stepladderfor non-profits in theirgoal to be sustainable.

The scope of charities in

which Hope partners are wide and varied. TheKeaton Raphael Memorial,an organization that helpskids with cancer, and theirfamilies; People ReachingOut, a drug-free advocacyprogram that mentors stu-dents in five Sacramentoarea school districts; and Wind Youth Services,which assists youths find-ing a way out of homeless-

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Hope carefully selectstheir partner organiza-

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board or directors howthe organization is set up,is there a staff, will theyhave an available personfor the program, and howmany children theyserve, Gabelich said.

Gabelich is thrilled topartner with the FolsomChamber of Commercethis year with Folsom Live

and knows that the event will help Hope continueto offer programs to areanon-profits.

Were thrilled to bepart of this event thiswill be great visibility forthe foundation and willhelp us sustain our pro-grams for 2012, she said.

Mary Ann McAlea, withthe chamber and Folsom

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Hope has expertise inlarge scale event produc-tions, and they have greatconnections for enter-tainers. We like the mis-sion of Hope to edu-cate boards and CEOs andthis is a great opportunityfor us to help their efforts.Bringing the two groups

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greatest female bluessingers weve got, saidCold Blood publicist JeffTrager. She was the JanisJoplin of the 70s and BillGraham (owner of theFillmore) really loved her.

Many of the other actsset to grace the variousstages of Folsom Live arealso from Northern Cali-fornia, and in some casesthe Sacramento area.

The O Street Jumpsare from Rio Linda, andaccording to their Face-

book page, produce blues,with a little helping of oldschool country and rock-abilly for spice. They areset to perform Saturday at5:30.

Breva, a Sacramento-based act, describes theirmusic to be melodic hardrock with grunge and psy-

chedelic overtones. Theirbroad influences includeTool, Nirvana, Radioheadand Bjork.

They will perform onthe Chamber Stage at 9p.m. Saturday.

Other bands set to leadup to Eddie Money on Fri-day night include the rockband Big Boss Graffiti, the70s and 80s band knownas The Eleven Band,countrys Eddie BushBand, the U2 tribute bandcalled Zoo Station,pop/rock singer Nathan

Dale, electic party bandDiegos Umbrella, Rhythm Vandals with their San-tana-style rock, The MilesSchon Band, Abbey Skyand Stones Throw.

In addition to LosLobos and Ronnie Milsap,Saturdays play list willalso include the rock band

Rip Tides, country singerLucy Angel, the Van Halentribute band known asThe Atomic Punks, BigBoss Grafiti for a secondnight appearance, coun-try singers Jessica andMarcel Andrews, newcountry favorite WhiskeyDawn, rock country artistBilly Blackburn, Policetribute band Stung, rock-ers This Old Pistol, jamrockers Low Tide Riot, thecountry band Dry CountyDrinkers, and singersongwriter Clemon

Charles.Thats what makes theevent so special, thattheres something every-one likes, said NancyPryor with the FolsomChamber of Commerce.

For more informationincluding a full schedule,visit folsomlive.com.

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BANDS: Country, classic rock, tributes to U2 and The Police are all on tap for two-day festival

Diegos Umbrella is setto rock out on stage atFolsom Live.COURTESY

Thats what makes

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THE LINEUP

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 23

OUTDOOR STAGES

SCOTT ROAD STAGE5 p.m. The Eleven Band

6:30 p.m. Eddie Bush Band8:15 p.m. Zoo Station

SUTTER STREET STAGE5:30 p.m. O Street Jumps7 p.m. Nathan Dale8:45 p.m. Diegos Umbrella

RILEY STREET STAGE5 p.m. Rhythm Vandals6:45 p.m. Miles Schon Band8:30 p.m. Abbey Sky

MAIN STAGE ON TRADER LANE8 p.m. Big Boss Graffiti9:20 p.m. Eddie Money

INDOOR STAGES

POWERHOUSE PUB7 p.m. Lydia Pense and Cold Blood10 p.m. Department of Rock10 p.m. Stones Throw

FOLSOM HOTEL9:30 p.m. Tragically White

HACIENDA9:30 p.m. DJ Dance Party

SATURDAY, SEPT. 24

OUTDOOR STAGES

SUTTER STREET STAGE5:15 p.m. Lucy Angel7 p.m. Atomic Punks8:35 p.m. Tainted Love

SCOTT ROAD STAGE5:30 p.m. Big Boss Graffiti7:15 p.m. Jessica & Marcel Andrews8:45 p.m. Whiskey Dawn

RILEY STREET STAGE5 p.m. Clemon Charles6:30 p.m. Billy Blackburn8:15 p.m. Stung

WOOL STREET STAGE5 p.m. This Old Pistol6:30 p.m. Low Tide Riot7:45 p.m. Dry County Drinkers9 p.m. Breva

MAIN STAGE ON TRADER LANE5 p.m. Rip Tides7 p.m. Los Lobos8:45 p.m. Ronnie Milsap

INDOOR STAGES

POWERHOUSE PUB STAGE

7 p.m. Simple Creation10 p.m. Stones Throw

FOLSOM HOTEL9:30 p.m. DJ Party Service

HACIENDA9:30 p.m. Top 40 Dance Hits

COURTESY

Lucy Angel, comprising Kate, Lindsayand Emily Anderton, have their hitsingle Serious on the Billboardcharts. The mother and two-daugh-ters act performs Saturday, Sept. 24.

COURTESY

Local party band favorite TaintedLove brings their 80s hits to the stageon Saturday, Sept. 24.

The EddieBush Bandhits thestage Fri-day, Sept.23. Theband hadtwo Bill-boardchartingsongs in2005.COURTESY

COURTESY

Stones Throw, hailing from NorthCarolina, performs Saturday, Sept. 24,inside Powerhouse Pub.

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