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​Apache Trails bring upstate folk to Rehoboth

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No, Apache Trails isn't the name of a rustic new IPA from Dogfish Head. It’s a foot-stompin’ Americana act based out of Wilmington, which will invade the beach Friday night armed with special guests. The free show kicks off at Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats (320 Rehoboth Ave., Rehbooth Beach) starting at 10 p.m.Frontman Jason Webb, guitarist James Dukenfield and drummer Jeremy Worthington will be joined by Montana Wildaxe bassist Tony Cappella and guitarist Devin Zito, who previously played with Webb in the raucous Wilmington blues/rock act The Hold-Up.
The band is headed into the studio next month to record its first full-length album, which is expected to be released in the spring. The act’s 2014 debut self-titled EP can be heard here.Contact Ryan Cormier of The News Journal at rcormier@delawareonline.com or (302) 324-2863. Follow him on Facebook (@ryancormier), Twitter (@ryancormier) and Instagram (@ryancormier). #delawareonline #liveandlocal #dogfishhead #rehobothbeach #americana #pmcoop #folk 

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I'm in Delaware! 

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excerpt - "A closing song by rootsy Wilmington-based musical collective Apache Trails. Led by Jason Webb, this four-piece is releasing its debit self-titled album Friday to coincide with its CD release show at World Cafe at the Queen Friday night at 8. Not only with the talented four-piece be plucking away, but a cavalcade of local musicians will rotate guest spots."  #delawareonline, #apachetrailsmusic #worldcafelive #wclthequeen
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Meet Apache
Trails!

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​"A new soulful Wilmington-based musical collective that mixes folk, blues and country is ready to show everyone what it's been up to.!!!

Apache Trails, which has been performing shows in the area over the past year or so, will unveil its self-titled debut album upstairs at World Cafe Live at the Queen (500 N. Market St., Wilmington) on Friday at 8 p.m.

The act is led by singer/songwriter Jason Webb, who writes all the songs. Matt Messatzzia (bass), James Dukenfield (banjo) and Jeremy Worthington (drums) fill out the band's core.

Both the album and release show boast an impressive line-up of local musical guests." -  -- Ryan Cormier, The News Journal. Facebook: @ryancormier. Twitter:@ryancormier. Instagram: @ryancormier.
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Jam on the Brandywine

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 "  Jam on the Brandywine -- has raised about $90,000 to help protect and strengthen Brandywine Creek, which provides the drinking water for Wilmington, West Chester and other towns.This year's show on Saturday, which features first-time performances by popular Newark seven-piece funk act Universal Funk Order and rootsy Wilmington folk newcomer Apache Trails, is expected to draw about 3,000 people and raise about $20,000 thanks to ticket sales and sponsorships."
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