Photo courtesy of: Melinda Colleen Rawles
Walking Through A Minefield performed for a crowd of a few dozen people last Saturday at York River State Park's amphitheater. Although Harvest Day was canceled due to lack of staffing, the band decided to go on anyway, performing for the small number of fans they bought with them in addition to other park patrons who happened to catch their performance. The band was reported to have "had a great time", and the band as well as the park have called the performance "a huge success", with Friends of York River State Park President Cynthia Kozak stating that the Friends group will begin planning for a possible music festival event for 2012, an event that has been talked about for several years. Friends member Joey Trask, who happens to be the band manager for Walking Through A Minefield stated that "The idea has been floating around for some time, but I think the problem was that the park simply didn't know how to pull it off. When our band performed, I think it proved that it could be done, and I hope that a music festival does become a reality at York River State Park, and I look forward to it becoming a major success."
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