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“For What It’s Worth”, A Tribute to Stephen Stills in Song & Story

“For What It’s Worth”, A Tribute to Stephen Stills in Song & Story
Performed by Freedom Street, a BCProduction
Saturday, August 22, 6:30-8:30 pm
Tickets in Advance at 309tix.com: $10-members, $14-nonmembers, fees added. Tickets sold until 6pm, day of event.
Tickets at the door: $14-members, $18-nonmembers (walk-ins available until max capacity is reached)
Guests may bring their own food and drinks. Soda, water and ice sold at concert for $1.00.
ABOUT THE SHOW: The band will cover all the hits with 3-part harmonies from Stills’ career chronologically from early days, from band to band and the solo years, including “Love The One You’re With”, “Helplessly Hoping” and so many more. The performance will bring many of Stills’ iconic songs to life. Barry Cloyd will share insights and stories about Stills’ life. Cloyd, creator of the show, was fortunate to have seen Crosby, Stills, and & Nash’s first live performance on their first tour, in Chicago, the day before they appeared at Woodstock in 1969. Cloyd has had the privilege of recording and sharing the stage with several of Stills’ bandmates over the years. Stills’ passionate songwriting and amazing guitar playing has always been at the top of Cloyd’s list.
STEPHEN STILLS, co-founder of Crosby, Stills & Nash, Buffalo Springfield and Manassas is an icon of Folk, Rock, and Americana music and is an essential part of the soundtrack of our lives. He is a multiple Grammy winner and the only person to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame twice on the same night, for Crosby, Stills & Nash and Buffalo Springfield.
ABOUT FREEDOM STREET: Barry Cloyd, lead vocals, acoustic guitars; Tom Abbot, vocals, bass, mandolin, electric/acoustic guitars (The Flying D’Rito Brothers); Bruce Burton, vocals, acoustic guitars, banjo (Still Shine, Roundstone Buskers); TJ Jones, vocals, percussion, blues harp, flutes (Roundstone Buskers).
The premiere of this original BCProduction show was presented at Teatro Luna Azul in Todos Santos, Baja, Mexico three times and each sold out. The show was also presented at the Bishop Hill’s Collective Commons to a full house. This marks the first performance in Peoria.

Event Details

Date
Aug 22 2026
Time
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Location
Contemporary Art Center of Peoria

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EMILY CRANK

Hello, my name is Emily Crank and I am a student at Bradley University. I am currently working towards the goal of double majoring in Art History and History with a minor in Museum studies and Women and Gender studies. My plan is to pursue local history and Gallery exhibition work with a community focus when I graduate. I love art and working on projects that explore the history of the Peoria area, and I am very excited to be working with Arts Partners towards these goals. I look forward to serving the community and furthering the reach of Arts Partners throughout the summer.

JOSE BECERRA

I’m Jose! I am a Senior at Bradley University with a Game Design Major and Film Studies Minor. So obviously, I love video games and movies, but really I love all forms of media and creative art! Outside of that I love listening to music, spending time with my family and friends, my baby brother, and my girlfriend!