Pedal steel guitarist Robert Randolph brings his music and his band to the Riverside with Ziggy Marley Thursday, May 3 for an 8 p.m. show.
Randolph tours in support of his 2006 CD "Colorblind," which features Dave Matthews, Leela James and Eric Clapton. His latest single "Ain't Nothing Wrong With That" was released in January.
Meanwhile Marley supports "Love is My Religion," which won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album this year.
Tickets go on sale Friday, March 30 at noon for $29.50.
Originally from Des Plaines, Ill., Heather moved to Milwaukee to earn a B.A. in journalism from Marquette University. With a tongue-twisting last name like Leszczewicz, it's best to go into a career where people don't need to say your name often.
However, she's still sticking to some of her Illinoisan ways (she won't reform when it comes to things like pop, water fountain or ATM), though she's grown to enjoy her time in the Brew City.
Although her journalism career is still budding, Heather has had the chance for some once-in-a-lifetime interviews with celebrities like actor Vince Vaughn and actress Charlize Theron, director Cameron Crowe and singers Ben Kweller and Isaac Hanson of '90s brother boy band Hanson.
Heather's a self-proclaimed workaholic but loves her entertainment. She's a real television and movie fanatic, book nerd, music junkie, coffee addict and pop culture aficionado.
