CONCERTS

Tim Turnbeaugh:
I was born in Eastland, Texas but grew up in Cisco, spending my days out on my grandparents' peanut farm near Scranton. I graduated from Cisco High School in 2001.
I played my first show in August of 1998 in Putnam, Texas and since that day, it has been my mission to provide family-friendly entertainment and to do the kind of show you can bring the ENTIRE family (i.e. the kids, Grandma and Grandpa, etc.) and not have to worry about hearing offensive language or off-color jokes.
During the show, you can expect to hear a variety of music ranging from Country to Christian to Classic Rock to..... pretty much anything except Rap. I currently reside in Stephenville, Texas, where I entertain at various functions around the area and serve as Reporter and Recording Secretary for the Stephenville Music Club. I'm also a part of both the choir and the Worship team at Valley Grove Baptist Church. When I'm not entertaining, I'm employed by a local restaurant called The Purple Goat. I'm glad to be a part of the Pie Festival once again.

Mountain Top Worship Band from Mountain Top Church in Cisco will play an acoustic set during the Community Pot Pie Dinner on Friday, October 21, at The Pavilion. It will be a stirring program of joy and praise to set things off.

MoonDawg is currently a three-piece group based in Cisco, Texas. We play mostly classic rock and some country from the 60's & 70's, as well as a few of our originals.

Starting in January 2008, the MSB has been performing and entertaining. This four piece jam of Alternative Texas/Southern Rock/Blues continues to add their raw stage energy and dynamic balance to the genre of Texas music every time out. 2010 noted the group with appearances at Ranch Bush and the release of their studio album "Dirt Road Demon." The band loves their fans and continues to grow in true grass roots style from each performance to date.

Matt and Michelle Ellis have been married for almost 19 years. Each step of the way they’ve been doing music together - it’s a part of everything they do. They own a studio where they teach private guitar and voice lessons; they perform at different events in the big country, and they routinely lead worship for various congregations around the Abilene area.

Finis Smith grew up in Ivan, Texas on a ranch. One of his best memories of his youth was riding in the pick up truck next to his father as they sang songs with the radio. Through out his youth he was exposed to all genres of music. He attended many western events and festivals with his parents meeting very talented and interesting people who all played a role in who he is today. At 10 years old he was given his great grandmothers fiddle awakening his musical ear. While attending college at Stephenville his desire to play music became a reality. Today Finis is pursuing his music career playing in clubs, restaurants, and events. He believes the harder you work the luckier you will be.