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DISCOVER! | MAY 20, 2023
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At a Glance:
WHAT: Live at the Lake — Brulé
WHERE: Preservation Plaza, 37
Lake St., Arnolds Park, IA
WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 28
COST: Free
CONTACT: 712-332-2183
ONLINE: www.arnoldspark.com/
live-at-the-lake
We are excited to
give the public a new
genre of music that
we have not had here
before.
Paul Plumb
and the group “is best known for thrilling
audiences with a mergence of cultural
rock and theatrical instrumentations.
Now in their 20th season, their national
performances carry the same contagious
excitement as Trans Siberian Orchestra,
Celtic Thunder, and Riverdance — but
with the emotional impact of the American
Indian culture,” according to the
group’s bio.
Brulé has released 21 albums and is
one of the top-selling Native American
rock music groups with more than 1 million
albums sold worldwide. They’ve performed
all over the U.S. and “has been
named ‘Group of the Year’ five times by
the prestigious Native American Music
Awards, earning seven NAMMYs since
2002.”
Their new take on contemporary Native
American music features both a rock
band as well as dancers to bring the music
to life in a different way.
“Brulé has pushed the boundaries of
contemporary Native American rhythms
and classic rock in their genre-blending
selections. Their electrifying show
consists of a five-piece rock ensemble
augmented with an array of traditional
Native American instrumentation,” the
group’s bio reads. “Paired with the
stunning steps of one of the top Native
American dance troupes, their authenticity
brings a multidimensional art form to
this cultural rock opera.”
Plumb is excited to be giving attendees
a taste of an experience they might never
have had before.
“They have packed the venues when
playing other places like our venue.
From what I have seen online it is a
very active and very entertaining show,”
Plumb said. F
Arnolds Park | Iowa