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Oldies/Classic Rock Festival
May 12, 2018
Summer Music Festivals at Pheasant Hollow Winery
Oldies/Classic Rock Festival
This First Annual Oldies/Classic Rock Festival will be presented at
Pheasant Hollow Winery on May 12, 2018.
Featured will be the Oldies trio
“TAXI”, 60’s/Classic Rock quartet,
“The VENTURIS”
and father and son electronic duet “THE PRESSWOODS.”
The music will run from 1:00 pm to 10:00pm in the Gazebo on
Pheasant Hollow’s wooded amphitheater.
The Sauced Up Smokers will be selling
their famous BBQ and other food items
from noon until at least 8pm.
Don’t forget your lawn chair for a great seat.
INTRODUCING OUR BANDS
TAXI, three men who live in the Ridgway area in Southern Illinois, have been
playing the Oldies together for so long that the songs were brand new when they started.
Pat Abell, lead guitar, vocals: Jim Smith, keyboards, vocals: and Rick Zirkelbach, drums, vocals.
The VENTURIS are four men from the Carbondale-Marion area,
who have perfected their guitar-driven ’60s Rock-n-Roll together for years.
The members of The Venturis: Peyton Blewett–Rhythm Guitar, Vocals:
Robbie Stokes–Lead Guitar, Vocals:
Ron Johnson–Bass Guitar,
Vocals: & Wayne Goodwin–Drums, Vocals.
The Presswoods are a father/son act from Centralia. 
Alan now performs only with his son Ian, who he says is the most versatile
performer he has ever played with. Their voices blend and their song list
is full of the best music of all types. Alan has the ability to make his keyboard
sound like a complete band and Ian’s antics and vocal ability are always a crowd pleaser.
We invite you to come out and enjoy a Magical Musical Summer at Pheasant Hollow.
*Pheasant Hollow Winery is located at Rend Lake, Just Off I-57 Exit 77, Go East to Rt. 37,
then go left 200 yards to our drive on the left.
*For advance ticket discount call 618-629-2302 or visit www.pheasanthollowwines.com
Pheasant Hollow Winery, 14931 State Highway 37, Whittington, IL 62869
*Pheasant Hollow Winery is headed into its 19th year of serving the entertainment
needs of Southern Illinois.