JANUARY 2013
SUNRAYS | 19
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Lonny Lynn Orchestra
Friday, January 18, 7-10 p.m., SCB, $15 pp
Reserved seating by TABLES
Hailing from Nebraska, the Lonny Lynn
Orchestra performs the latest in Swing and
nostalgic dance music as well as music from
the 30’s and 40’s with some Country music
and Latin. The band consists of ten musicians
and a female vocalist. The orchestra celebrates its 30th year
in 2013! This dance is one for anyone who truly enjoys the big
band era music and doesn’t mind getting on the dance floor.
Mike Cli ord Band
Thursday, January 31, 7-10 p.m., SCB, $10
Reserved Seating by TABLES
Austin’s source of Texas honky-tonk country
is stomping back into Sun City for a night of
wonderful toe-tapping music. Mike Clifford
has been nominated for two 2011 Texas Mu-
sic Awards: Album of the Year (“Backroads
In Bare Feet”) and Song Of The Year (“West Texas Sun”).
Clifford has now received four nominations to date, including
Male Vocalist of the Year in 2005 and Record of the Year in
2007.
He is one of a small handful of Texas artists who has
received nominations in four different categories since the
awards began in 2002.
Valentine’s Day Dance with Weldon Henson
Thursday, February 14th, 7–10 p.m., SCB, $15 pp
Reserved Seating by TABLES
Henson’s shows are a throw-back to the vin-
tage honky-tonk and Texas culture that com-
bine the rock ‘n roll attitude and approach
of the more modern men of Texas country.
Weldon’s hard-hitting, original country music
demands as much from the dancers, who never seem to leave
the floor. Weldon’s original and standard repertoire is one of
the most extensive on the circuit making him a Texas honky-
tonk and dancehall favorite.
Bobby Layne Orchestra
Saturday, February 16, 7-10 p.m, SCB, $15
Reserved Seating by TABLES
Bobby’s career began in high school where he
formed a seven-piece band. Later he joined
the 43rd Army Band. His popular band grew
to 11 pieces and during the mid-’70s, added
vocalist Trudy DuMay. Their music bridges
the generations from the 1930s to the present: swing, tangos,
sambas, waltzes, show tunes and a bit of rock. An entertain-
ment experience you won’t forget!
DANCES
Deborah Lynn, Dave Clark & Texas Fever
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NEW!
Wednesday, February 20, 7-10 p.m., SCB, $10 pp
Reserved Seating by TABLES
The State of Texas has long been considered a
trendsetter in the world of country music, and
artists from this state have continually set the
standards for country music performances.
Since 1979 Texas Fever, featuring Deborah
Lynn and Dave Clark, has been entertaining country music
audiences at dances, concerts and private parties all over the
Lone Star State. Thoroughly modern and professional, Texas
Fever features country and western music, both contemporary
and traditional, as well as material from the pop, rock and roll,
and rhythm and blues fields. This versatile combination has
made them popular in the Central Texas area and we are glad
to have them here at Sun City.
Hot Texas Swing Band - NEW!
Wednesday, March 6, 6:30 p.m., SCB, $10 pp
Reserved Seating by TABLES
The music of the Hot Texas Swing Band is
guaranteed to get your boots dancin’, your toes
tappin’ and your fingers snappin’! Like Texas
itself, the Hot Texas Swing Band is a cross-
roads of musical influences. Listening to their
bigWestern Swing sound, you hear Dance Hall tunes, Blues and
Latin numbers, as well as Big Band Swing and Bebop.With their
hearts anchored inWestern Swing, the Hot Texas Swing Band
brings in new sounds and original material to form an exciting
and energetic whole that is greater that the sum of its parts.
Red Alert - NEW!
Friday, March 15, 7-10 p.m., SCB, $10 pp
Reserved Seating by TABLES
Red Alert’s focus is on danceable hits of the’
80
s and includes a mix of the very best from
the late ’70s, disco, newwave, and rock. Their
vocal ability and instrumental proficiency al-
lows them the flexibility to perform a wide
range of styles and genres. Their set list includes hits by: Bryan
Adams, Journey, FleetwoodMac, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Go-Go’s,
Tom Petty, Pat Benatar and Duran Duran. “Kat” Cairns, lead
vocals was raised on a steady diet of Texas blues, and Patsy
Cline twang, along with solid rock sensibilities.
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Tickets for activities listed for the first time will be available
Wednesday, January 2, at 8 a.m.
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RESERVED SEATING BY SEATS
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OPEN SEATING
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