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X-WR-CALNAME:Twilight Series: The Wolff Sisters with Milton Busker and the 
 Grimm Work
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DESCRIPTION:6 PM: Opening act Milton Busker has been a fixture of the Burli
 ngton music scene for over 20 years. After winning the 2002 Advance Music 
 Acoustic Guitar Summit\, he self-released the EP Dance Songs\, Vol II and 
 then laid low for about 10 years to focus on his new family. In 2012 he re
 -released the EP digitally with two additional tracks as “Dance Songs\, 
 Vol II+\,” which Seven Days called “one of the finest local singer-son
 gwriter releases in recent memory.”  \n\nMilton Busker & The Grim Work f
 ormed in 2014 after Milton ran into his old friend and fellow guitarist Da
 vid Ball at a local farmer’s market–quite possibly the most Vermont ba
 nd origin story ever. Joined by mandolin player Jom Hammack\, bassist John
  Treybal\, and drummer Dave Simpson\, the group developed its sound throug
 h performances around Burlington before releasing a self-titled debut albu
 m recorded with Ryan Cohen at Robot Dog Studios. Their second full-length 
 album\, Made of Stars\, was recorded at Lane Gibson Studio in Charlotte\, 
 Vermont\, under the guidance of Jeremy Mendicino and mastered by Ryan Cohe
 n of Robot Dog Studio. In addition to many shows in the Chittenden County 
 area\, Milton Busker & The Grim Work recently opened up for folk legend Da
 r Williams and southern up-and-comers The Brook & The Bluff.  \n\nThe band
  plays a type of Americana/Alt-Country they call "suit-folk"\, defined as 
 the people’s music\, all dolled up for a night on the town. It is an App
 alachian ditty played by Cole Porter. It’s a gospel song for heretics. I
 t’s hippie music for people that can’t afford to drop out. It’s a lo
 ve song for the kid who couldn’t get a date but still dresses up for the
  dance. \n\n7:30 PM: Gritty and raw folk-rock outfit The Wolff Sisters fir
 st broke into the Boston music scene as an acoustic trio. Headliners with 
 haunting harmonies and songs reminiscent of washed-up wanderers on New Eng
 land’s salty coasts\, sisters Rebecca\, Rachael\, and Kat stole Boston
 ’s heart. Raised by a poet and a musician\, they grew up on the realism 
 of Dylan and Springsteen blended with the loose and loud sounds of the Rol
 ling Stones. Drawing inspiration from blues giants like Howlin’ Wolf and
  modern storytellers Dawes\, The Wolff Sisters don’t fit into one genre 
 of music. With Rebecca on acoustic guitar\, Rachael on electric guitar\, K
 at on keys\, and all three on vocals\, the sisters have spent years honing
  their sound together in an old Victorian house just outside Boston. In 20
 15\, they expanded into a full band with rotating drummers and bassists\, 
 bringing a loose blues\, roots\, and rock ’n’ roll energy to stages ac
 ross the region.   \n\nLounge on the lawn as the sun dips low and enjoy li
 ve music with luminaries from all corners of the Vermont music scene. Twil
 ight Concerts light up the park once (or twice) a month.  \n\nSummer in th
 e City is made possible in part thanks to Underwriters at the Pomerleau Fa
 mily Foundation\; Supporters Burlington Telecom\, Myti\, Soundtoys\, and L
 ake Champlain Chocolates\, and Community Partner American Flatbread Burlin
 gton & Mothership Brewery. Media Sponsors: Seven Days and WCAX.⁠
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LOCATION:City Hall Park
SUMMARY:Twilight Series: The Wolff Sisters with Milton Busker and the Grimm
  Work
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