BLOOMINGTON – Don’t Call Me Betty, a Bloomington-based band whose repertoire covers more than four decades of rock ‘n’ roll tunes will perform a free outdoor concert from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. on Saturday, May 1 at Prebys Amphitheater on the IU Bloomington campus.
Band members are IU School of Education director of marketing and communications Scott Witzke on guitar; IU Jacobs School of Music musicology professor Dan Melamed on bass; Jacobs School organ professor Chris Young on keyboards; Bloomington optometrist and IU alumnus Jody Brinegar on drums; and Ivy Tech professor Tim King, lead singer.
Don’t Call Me Betty focus on new wave music of the 1970s and ’80s — or, as Witzke describes it, “the music that was played on MTV back when they played music videos.” But recently, they’ve also started adding more songs from the ’90s and 2000s.
Band members are IU School of Education director of marketing and communications Scott Witzke on guitar; IU Jacobs School of Music musicology professor Dan Melamed on bass; Jacobs School organ professor Chris Young on keyboards; Bloomington optometrist and IU alumnus Jody Brinegar on drums; and Ivy Tech professor Tim King, lead singer.
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