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Los Lobos translates to “the Wolves, " which is appropriate for their Wednesday, July 25 appearance at the Oregon Zoo.
Featured performances
Patty Griffin, Los Lobos
As m id-sum m er approaches, the Oregon
Z oo concert series only gets hotter with
perform ances this w eek by folk and rock
favorite Patty G riffin and the East Los A nge­
les legends Los Lobos.
W hen Patty G riffin sings, you d o n ’t so
m uch h ear it as feel it in y o u r soul. T he
tw ic e G r a m m y - n o m in a te d s i n g e r /
so n g w riter p erform s at the O regon Z oo,
F riday, July 20 at 7 p.m ., as part o f the
W ells F argo S um m er C o n c ert S eries p re ­
sented by Fred M eyer.
Grif fin, whose sound is difficult tocatego-
rize, m oves from acoustic folk to all-out rock
to include the classic R&B and gospel music
that have long been a source o f inspiration
for her. G riffin continues to hone her craft
and win larger and larger audiences with her
latest album , “C hildren R unning T hrough.”
Tickets for Patty G riffin can be purchased
at the O regon Zoo for $ 19, at ai I Tickets West
ticket outlets or by calling TicketsW est at
503-224-8499.
Los Lobos, Spanish for “The W olves,”
prove they know the secret to survival.
The East Los A ngeles rockers have com e
back m ore than tw o decades after their debut
album. They are alive and well and still pro­
ducing inventive and passionate rock m usic.
The group perform s at the O regon Zoo on
W ednesday, July 25 at 7 p.m.
Los Lobos draw their sound from a com bi­
nation o f blues, rockabilly, jazz and Latin m u­
sic, filtering it through their M exican-Am eri­
can heritage. Even after more than 30 years
together, the three-time Grammy winnerscon-
tinue to expand and refine their sound, and
their more eclectic albums have won them the
most critical praise and recognition.
C urrently the group is on tour for their
m ost recent release, "The Tow n and the
C ity,” described by Rolling Stone magazine
as magical.
And on July 25, from behind the stage on
their hilly, grass-covered habitat in the Alaska
Tundra exhi bi t, some real gray wol ves w i 11 no
doubt be listening closely to the magic.
G en eral ad m issio n for Los L obos is
$9.75 for adults, $8.25 for seniors and $6.75
for ch ild ren . In fan ts tw o and u n d er are
free.
For more inform ation on both show s visit
www.oregonzoo.org or call 503-226-1561.
The Oregon Zoo presents Patty Griffin on
Friday, July 20.
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