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hills happenings series featuring Green Dolphin Jazz, 7 p.m., Bach and The Doors. Tickets $25. Tickets: Herrman Park, Belle Fourche. Free; free- 605-394-6923. performances will offering will be taken to benefit the 35th Hills Alive Main Street Square Art“I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change,” arts council’s concert series and scholarship ists Showcase, 7 p.m., Main Street Square, a musical revue about contemporary rela- fund. Ice cream served for a free-will Rapid City. Free. Music lineup: Natalie tionships, 2 p.m., Black Hills Playhouse’s offering. Bring your own lawn chairs or Layne, Apollo LTD, Sarah Reeves, Ryan outdoor New Frontier Theatre, Custer State blankets for seating.

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Park. Tickets and information: blackhill- Neubert-McFarland guitar duo, 5-7 p.m., Rushmore Music Festival “Rising Stars” splayhouse.com Hart Ranch, Rapid City. mini-recital, 7 p.m., South Canyon Lu“Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,” 7:30 theran Church, Rapid City. Free. RSVP: thursday, july 15 p.m., Matthews Opera House, Spearrushmoremusicfestival.org/concerts live Music fish. Tickets $12 adults, $6 (youth 18 and Brad Johnson, 8-10 p.m., Tinderbox, under). Tickets and information: matthew- Rushmore Music Festival “Rising Stars” Rapid City mini-recital, 7 p.m., Trinity Lutheran sopera.com or 605-642-7973.

Dance with music by Quirt Rice, 1-3:30 Church, Rapid City. Free. RSVP: rushmore- p.m., Minneluzahan Senior Center, musicfestival.org/concerts Rapid City. $5 admission. wednesday, july 14 Bands and Brews: Darin French, 9 p.m., Brandon Sprague Band, 8 p.m., live Music Firehouse Brewing Company patio stage, Deadwood Tobacco Co., Deadwood Rapid City Municipal Band concert, 8 p.m., Rapid City. Free.

Memorial Park bandshell, Rapid City. Free. friday, july 16 saturday, july 17 Bring your own lawn chairs, blankets or live Music other seating. live Music Chamber Music Festival of the Black Hills 35th Hills Alive Christian music festival, Bands and Brews: Darin French, 9 p.m., Firehouse Brewing Company patio stage, Classical Concert Series: “Vivaldi’s Four noon-10 p.m., Memorial Park, Rapid City.

Seasons,” 7 p.m., The Journey Museum, Rapid City. Free.

Free. Music lineup: Apollo LTD, Leanna Belle Fourche Arts Council’s July concert Rapid City. Featuring music from Vivaldi, Crawford, Sarah Reeves, Ryan Stevenson, tuesday, july 13

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Information: hillsalive.com Chamber Music Festival of the Black Hills Classical Concert Series: “Vivaldi’s Four Seasons,” 7 p.m., The Journey Museum, Rapid City. Featuring music by Vivaldi, Bach and The Doors. Tickets $25. Tickets: 605-394-6923.

Rushmore Music Festival presents “Life’s A Waltz,” 7 p.m., Meier Hall, Black Hills State University, Spearfish. Tickets $10$30. Tickets: rushmoremusicfestival.org/ concerts Brad Johnson, 8-10 p.m., Tinderbox, Rapid City Dance with music by Midnight Sun, 7:30-10:30 p.m., Viking Hall, Canyon Lake Activity Center, Rapid City. Refreshments served. $5.

Brandon Sprague Band, 8 p.m., Deadwood Tobacco Co., Deadwood Vanilla Ice with special guests The Garage Boys and DJ Cowboy, gates open 6 p.m., The Knuckle Saloon, Sturgis. Must be 21 or older.

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TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This is a lovely day to entertain at home and enjoy the company of family and friends. You also might want to explore redecorating or doing something to make your home more beautiful.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You will enjoy schmoozing with others today. This is a lovely day to meet new people and make new contacts. You are in such a positive mood, you will see the beauty in your daily surroundings.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) This is an excellent day for business and commerce. Look for ways to boost your income. Explore financial negotiations, which will favor you. Keep your pockets open, because gifts and goodies can come your way.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This is a powerful day for you because the Moon, Venus and Mars are all in Leo. People will be attracted to you! Meanwhile, you can ask the universe for a favor, because things will likely turn out your way.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Solitude in beautiful surroundings will appeal to you today. Although this is a popular time and you’ve been involved with younger people, nevertheless, today you need a breather.

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A guitar love affair

-by Stacey Potter

The Lovin’ Spoonful. They are the group that was pivotal in catching veteran musician Bruce Neubert’s attention. Since the age of 13, the self-taught guitarist has been in love with music.

“From the excitement of live concerts, to the audience connection, I just decided I wanted to be a part of it,” Bruce explains.

The Sioux Falls-born native arrived in Rapid City at the age of six, when his parents moved here for a job. As Bruce got older and really delved into his music, he found himself more and more drawn in. Aside from his band life, even his day job involves music – he has been employed at the Rapid City branch of Haggerty’s Musicworks for 20 years. His marriage to his wife, Laura, also has music running through it. Laura managed RPM Entertainment, an agency that dealt with everything from booking bands to managing and growing the Heritage Festival. “I’m really blessed to have Laura’s support of my music,” Bruce says.

Bruce’s musical influences cover a broad spectrum. The Beatles, for their songwriting; Led Zeppelin, for their

musicianship; Stevie Wonder, Harry Mancini, and Dave Brubeck also feature high on his list. On the local level, Bruce can be credited with his own significant influence on the Black Hills music scene. He plays with a number of well-known and highly lauded groups: Hot City Soul, Pumpin’ Ethyl, and the NeuMac Duo are currently three of the most active. Wild Cherry,

thing. Bruce is primarily a Gibson guy, with the Les Paul ranking at the top.

When he performs with Pumpin’ Ethyl, that is what he plays. However, Hot City Soul gets to see his Fender come out; and the NeuMac Duo features a newfound love of an Ephiphone acoustic. “I’m kind of new to acoustic, and I’ve found it to be excitingly challenging and different,” Bruce chuckles.

Of the Rapid City music scene, Bruce says, “It’s a good place to be. You can do what you want, as long as you attract an audience; it’s nice to have the freedom to play whatever ends up resonating.” If there is any advice for up-and-comes, it would be to never assume just because you’re on stage that you are more knowledgeable about muwhich in 2017 was inducted into the sic than your audience. He also believes South Dakota Rock and Roll Hall of musicians should do what they like, Fame, was an almost all-female group and that there should be many, many (except for Bruce). He also in 2014 re- moments of joy. Check out Neumac’s ceived from the Hall of Fame Lifetime YouTube Channel, or email Bruce and Achievement award. Over the years, Laura at rpmentertainment@yahoo.

Bruce has played with local favorite com to find out where he’ll be or how bands Lonely Mountain, Radio Flyer, to get him booked. and Bold Lighting, to name a few.

A guitar love affair is a never-ending

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