‘Gone Country’
Brady O’Brien concert supports Laramar Legacy Foundation
-Photo by Paul DeCoursey
Brady O'Brien plays piano while Jake Rossow jams on the drums in the background during Brady O'Brien Live's "Gone Country" concert Saturday night at the Larmar Ballroom. All proceeds went toward the newly founded Laramar Legacy Foundation.
Brady O'Brien plays piano while Jake Rossow jams on the drums in the background during Brady O'Brien Live's "Gone Country" concert Saturday night at the Larmar Ballroom. All proceeds went toward the newly founded Laramar Legacy Foundation.
-Photo by Paul DeCoursey
Malaney Butrick, Brayden Schmieder and Mikeal Campbell sing during Brady O'Brien Live's "Gone Country" concert Saturday at the Laramar Ballroom. In back, from left, are: Reese Pederson on keys, Brady O'Brien on piano, Jake Rossow on drums, Mason O'Brien on guitar, and Alyssa Allbee on tambourine. The concert was intended to raise money for the Laramar Legacy Foundation. The event's premier sponsor was Iowa Central Community College.
Malaney Butrick, Brayden Schmieder and Mikeal Campbell sing during Brady O'Brien Live's "Gone Country" concert Saturday at the Laramar Ballroom. In back, from left, are: Reese Pederson on keys, Brady O'Brien on piano, Jake Rossow on drums, Mason O'Brien on guitar, and Alyssa Allbee on tambourine. The concert was intended to raise money for the Laramar Legacy Foundation. The event's premier sponsor was Iowa Central Community College.
-Photo by Paul DeCoursey
Brady O'Brien, center, on piano; Reese Pederson, left, on keys; Jake Rossow on drums; and Mason O'Brien on guitar, entertain the crowd during "Gone Country" Saturday at the Laramar Ballroom.
Brady O'Brien, center, on piano; Reese Pederson, left, on keys; Jake Rossow on drums; and Mason O'Brien on guitar, entertain the crowd during "Gone Country" Saturday at the Laramar Ballroom.
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-Photo by Paul DeCoursey
Brady O’Brien plays piano while Jake Rossow jams on the drums in the background during Brady O’Brien Live’s “Gone Country” concert Saturday night at the Larmar Ballroom. All proceeds went toward the newly founded Laramar Legacy Foundation.
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-Photo by Paul DeCoursey
Malaney Butrick, Brayden Schmieder and Mikeal Campbell sing during Brady O’Brien Live’s “Gone Country” concert Saturday at the Laramar Ballroom. In back, from left, are: Reese Pederson on keys, Brady O’Brien on piano, Jake Rossow on drums, Mason O’Brien on guitar, and Alyssa Allbee on tambourine. The concert was intended to raise money for the Laramar Legacy Foundation. The event’s premier sponsor was Iowa Central Community College.
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-Photo by Paul DeCoursey
Brady O’Brien, center, on piano; Reese Pederson, left, on keys; Jake Rossow on drums; and Mason O’Brien on guitar, entertain the crowd during “Gone Country” Saturday at the Laramar Ballroom.
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