CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- "Radio Free Charleston" wraps up the third installment of its coverage of a recent Tribute To The Troops II concert. See all three episodes of the web show's coverage at The PopCult blog.
The all-ages, all-day musical event, produced by Wood Boys Music, was held Aug. 11 at The St. Albans City Park amphitheater for the benefit of The West Virginia National Guard Foundation and The Wounded Warrior Project.
This episode features music from In The Company of Wolves, Point of Jerus, Deck of Fools and HarraH. The episode closes with HarraH performing the song "Too Late," written by Dawn Marie Wood of Wood Boys Music.
There's also a short film about the West Virginia National Guard Foundation narrated by "RFC" crewmember Melanie Larch, whose late father, Orville, was a lieutenant colonel with the 130th Airlift Wing.
"Radio Free Charleston" returns Sept. 24 with a show that includes Godmode Broadway, Emily Burdette and The Nanker Phelge.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- "Radio Free Charleston" wraps up the third installment of its coverage of a recent Tribute To The Troops II concert. See all three episodes of the web show's coverage at
The PopCult blog.
The all-ages, all-day musical event, produced by Wood Boys Music, was held Aug. 11 at The St. Albans City Park amphitheater for the benefit of The West Virginia National Guard Foundation and The Wounded Warrior Project.
This episode features music from In The Company of Wolves, Point of Jerus, Deck of Fools and HarraH. The episode closes with HarraH performing the song "Too Late," written by Dawn Marie Wood of Wood Boys Music.
There's also a short film about the West Virginia National Guard Foundation narrated by "RFC" crewmember Melanie Larch, whose late father, Orville, was a lieutenant colonel with the 130th Airlift Wing.
"Radio Free Charleston" returns Sept. 24 with a show that includes Godmode Broadway, Emily Burdette and The Nanker Phelge.
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