Friday, March 3, 2000

Cammy tickets on sale

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BY LARRY NAGER
The Cincinnati Enquirer

        Tickets for the fourth annual Enquirer Cincinnati Area Pop Music Awards are on sale at Ticketmaster outlets (562-4949).

        Seats to the March 12 event, to take place at Electra (formerly Sycamore Gardens), are $12.50. Proceeds benefit the Michael W. Bany Memorial Scholarship Fund.

        Scheduled performers in the 4-8 p.m. program include:

        • Bluesman Keith Little.

        • 1999 Cammy-winning alternative rock band the Fairmount Girls.

        • 1998-99 hard rock winner Leap Skyward.

        • The Ass Ponys.

        • Keith Little with an all-star Shades of Blue band.

        • An all-star jam featuring Ed Cunningham with Kentucky 31 and members of the Sunday night Comet bluegrass band.

        • A special appearance by guitarist Scotty Anderson and multi-Cammy winner Steve Schmidt's organ trio.

        • A special set by 15-year-old guitar whiz Ricky Veeneman, winner of the 1999 Voodoo Chile guitar competition (under-17 division) sponsored by the Jimi Hendrix Family Foundation.

        • Host will be comedian/singer Blair Shannon.

        In addition to a full slate of live music, the Cammys will include the presentation of awards to Tristate musicians in 30 categories. Finalists will be announced March 10.

       

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