The Blasters, ronnie Baker Brooks, The Greencards, John D. Hale Band, Corb Lund, Brother Bagman, Gospen Lounge, & MORE @ Knuckleheads 11/3 - 11/9/2008
Wed 11/5
Brother Bagman (Jam Band)
This will be a Late show tonight only
9 pm $5 cover Ladies get in Free
Wed 11/5
The Gospel Lounge's Special Guest
A special evening with Paul Clark
7pm Music for Your Soul with Carl Butler & Friends
Thurs 11/6
John D. Hale Band (Red Dirt / Roots)
The on the edge original Americana music style of The John D. Hale Band from Jackson, Missouri is a blend of country, bluegrass, and rock. It makes up their "One of a kind" sound.
with special guest Corb Lund (Roots)
Corb Lund was honoured with the CCMA Roots Artist of The Year for the fifth straight year.
The award was handed out at the Gala Awards this evening in Winnipeg, MB
8 pm $6 at the door Ladies get in Free
www.johndhaleband.com
www.corblund.com
Fri 11/7
The Blasters and Ronnie Baker Brooks
What a night this will be! 2 great shows.
The Blasters stink of rockabilly. They project the essence of small streets
of post-war neighborhoods, car culture and the sun-bleached concrete of Downey,
California. They are lead by Phil Alvin's soulful bellowing about causing chaos,
chasing women and the loss of the citrus groves. Influenced by the likes of
The Rolling Stones, Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, and many others who came
and went during the 1950's, The Blasters play the songs of the working man's
curse and rock and roll romance. Founding members Phil Alvin and John Bazz,
with the addition of Keith Wyatt on lead guitar and Jerry Angel on drums,
are carrying on their hard-won legacy of one of the most credible and
recognizable bands in Americana music.
Ronnie Baker Brooks I grew up among the best of the best," Brooks says.
"Every time I play, I feel like I've got to do it with the authenticity and passion that I saw in guys like Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, B.B. King and my father.
But I also have to put my twist on it. None of those guys repeated what came before them."
8:30 pm $20 adv $28 dos This Show will sell out fast so get your tickets NOW!
Sat 11/8
The Greencards Acoustic / Progressive / Bluegrass
"The Greencards are a little island of Truth and Beauty in a sea of artifice and mediocrity. What a fine group, and what a great collection of songs." – Rosanne Cash
"This imported trio is creating some of the finest Americana around." – RollingStone.com
8:30 pm $10 adv
www.thegreencards.com
Sat 11/8
Dave Gonzalez & Mike Barfield
Dave Gonzalez former member of the Paladins, & the Hacienda Brothers
with Mike Barfield member of the Hollisters
10:30 pm $10 adv Doors Open at 10 pm
www.thehollisters.com
Sun 11/9
Open Jam hosted by Levee Town
2pm till 6pm No Cover Charge
Special on food and drinks prices
Brother Bagman (Jam Band)
This will be a Late show tonight only
9 pm $5 cover Ladies get in Free
Wed 11/5
The Gospel Lounge's Special Guest
A special evening with Paul Clark
7pm Music for Your Soul with Carl Butler & Friends
Thurs 11/6
John D. Hale Band (Red Dirt / Roots)
The on the edge original Americana music style of The John D. Hale Band from Jackson, Missouri is a blend of country, bluegrass, and rock. It makes up their "One of a kind" sound.
with special guest Corb Lund (Roots)
Corb Lund was honoured with the CCMA Roots Artist of The Year for the fifth straight year.
The award was handed out at the Gala Awards this evening in Winnipeg, MB
8 pm $6 at the door Ladies get in Free
www.johndhaleband.com
www.corblund.com
Fri 11/7
The Blasters and Ronnie Baker Brooks
What a night this will be! 2 great shows.
The Blasters stink of rockabilly. They project the essence of small streets
of post-war neighborhoods, car culture and the sun-bleached concrete of Downey,
California. They are lead by Phil Alvin's soulful bellowing about causing chaos,
chasing women and the loss of the citrus groves. Influenced by the likes of
The Rolling Stones, Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, and many others who came
and went during the 1950's, The Blasters play the songs of the working man's
curse and rock and roll romance. Founding members Phil Alvin and John Bazz,
with the addition of Keith Wyatt on lead guitar and Jerry Angel on drums,
are carrying on their hard-won legacy of one of the most credible and
recognizable bands in Americana music.
Ronnie Baker Brooks I grew up among the best of the best," Brooks says.
"Every time I play, I feel like I've got to do it with the authenticity and passion that I saw in guys like Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, B.B. King and my father.
But I also have to put my twist on it. None of those guys repeated what came before them."
8:30 pm $20 adv $28 dos This Show will sell out fast so get your tickets NOW!
Sat 11/8
The Greencards Acoustic / Progressive / Bluegrass
"The Greencards are a little island of Truth and Beauty in a sea of artifice and mediocrity. What a fine group, and what a great collection of songs." – Rosanne Cash
"This imported trio is creating some of the finest Americana around." – RollingStone.com
8:30 pm $10 adv
www.thegreencards.com
Sat 11/8
Dave Gonzalez & Mike Barfield
Dave Gonzalez former member of the Paladins, & the Hacienda Brothers
with Mike Barfield member of the Hollisters
10:30 pm $10 adv Doors Open at 10 pm
www.thehollisters.com
Sun 11/9
Open Jam hosted by Levee Town
2pm till 6pm No Cover Charge
Special on food and drinks prices
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