As construction continues on Peoples Natural Gas Park, we're delighted to premiere the Olihouse Series!

Premiere of the Oilhouse Series: Nov. 12, 2011
Saturday, Nov. 12, 8:00 pm -- Oilhouse Series Premiere: Eric Lindell Trio with special guest Devon Allman's Honeytribe -- We're delighted to present two AmeriServ Flood City Music Festival favorites as we premiere the Oilhouse Series. This is the type of programming we plan to present in the Oilhouse and its outdoor pavilion; this concert will be held in Johnstown's train station (47 Walnut St.) Tickets are $16 in advance plus handling(click here to get yours now through ShowClix!, $22 day of show (cash only at the door). You may also purchase your ticket with cash or check only at the Heritage Discovery Center gift shop. Click here for this event on Facebook.Doors at 8:00 pm, with music starting at 9:00.
Eric Lindell -- "Stellar, sublime blue-eyed soul and romping New Orleans R&B, played at the same intersection of soul, blues and roots rock as Van Morrison," raves one critic about Eric Lindell (right). A favorite at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Lindell is accomplished on guitar, harmonica, keyboards and bass, and has performed with many of the Crescent City's top musicians. His live shows draw as much attention as his material. Now touring in support of his 2011 release, "West County Drifter," Lindell played the festival with his band in 2007, and as part of the Louisiana Blues Throwdown in 2003.
Devon Allman's Honeytribe -- Devon Allman's Honeytribe is much more than just a band fronted by a singer /guitarist of famous heritage (yes, he's the son of Gregg Allman). It's an idea... a feel... a band with serious musicians who simply want to see good music live on and are willing to tour almost 300 dates a year to serve it up worldwide. The trio also includes world-class bassist George Potsos and Gabriel Strange on drums, who is an absolute monster to behold, both in terms of energy and musicianship. The band played the festival in 2010.