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Roselles Brothers Band Announces Concert with Black Hills Musicians LEAD, SD - The Roselles Brothers Band announces a live concert performing with several Black Hills Musicians on Sunday, March 20, 2016 from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm at the Historic Homestake Opera House at 313 W. Main Street, Lead, SD. The Roselles Brothers Band was inducted into the South Dakota Rock & Roll Music Association Hall of Fame in April 2013 and consists of brothers Les, Gary, Stacey, and Mark Roselles. Also scheduled for the annual concert is The Lyle Berry Band with musicians Lyle Berry, Rick Tretault, and Paul Young; and The Wilt Brothers Band. Black Hills musicians J.D. Fiedler and Chet Murray will also be performing among others. The emcee of the event is The Fabulous One Guy, Gordy Pratt. For more than 50 years The Roselles Brothers Band performed in a seven-state area, singing rock & roll, oldies, country, and comedy. Their father was also a musician and was instrumental in the boys learning to play several different instruments, which each band member continues to play today. Admission is $15 for adults, $10 HHOH members, $5 students/kids (17 and younger). Reservations are not required. Seating is general admission. Tickets are available by calling the office at 605-584-2067; or at the HHOH office in the rear of the building on Julius Street 9:00 am to 3:00 pm M-F; or at the door. The ticket booth opens one hour prior to showtime. Proceeds benefit ongoing live music programming for all ages at the Historic Homestake Opera House. Wine, beer, soda, and water is available for purchase. Free parking is available in the back of the building, and also free off-street and lot parking within 2 blocks of the theater. The building is wheelchair accessible. For more information contact the HHOH office at 605-584-2067 or visit www.HomestakeOperaHouse.org. The HHOH is a non-profit organization dedicated to returning the building to productive use for the enrichment of the community and to provide arts and culture and educational opportunities for generations to come. Support for the HHOH is provided in part by the City of Lead, and the Adams-Mastrovich Family Foundation, Mary Adams Mastrovich. The HHOH is a equal opportunity provider and employer.