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Warrior Foundation

2:00 pm Blues $25 cover

Warrior Foundation

Warrior Foundation

October 26 @ 2:00 pm
Genre: Blues
$25 cover

Band of Gringos

Blame Betty

Sea Monks

Zavalla Sol

Mercedes Moore

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Chris James & Patrick Rynn

6:00 pm Blues $5 cover

Chris James & Patrick Rynn

Chris James & Patrick Rynn

October 27 @ 6:00 pm
Genre: Blues
$5 cover

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The Premiers

6:00 pm Blues $5 cover

The Premiers

The Premiers

October 28 @ 6:00 pm
Genre: Blues
$5 cover

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JW Jones

7:00 pm Blues $Ticketmaster cover

JW Jones

JW Jones

October 29 @ 7:00 pm
Genre: Blues
$Ticketmaster cover

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Billboard Top 10 Blues Artist, 2020 IBC Winner, and JUNO Nominee, Canadian singer/guitarist JW-Jones is known for his high-energy shows! 

After winning “Best Guitarist” at the 2020 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Jones started working on his 12th release ‘Everything Now’ [May 26, 2023], an all-original project with special guest Jimmie Vaughan, and production by Gordie Johnson (Big Sugar).

“Songs! It’s all about the songs!” said the JUNO-nominated Jones, whose searing axemanship has been praised in recent years by legendary blues artists Buddy Guy and Chuck Leavell (The Rolling Stones). “While there are plenty of burning lead guitar solos, I wanted to open up and get more personal than ever with the lyrics. From the true story ‘Papa’s in the Pen’ to ‘When You Left’ that I sang with tears rolling down my cheeks about my mother’s passing, these are stories that I feel like I can finally share through my music.”

The frequent resident of Billboard’s Top 10 Blues charts and roots radio favourite continues to accelerate his career momentum to new heights, whether it’s as a personally requested sit-in with the likes of 8-time Grammy winner Buddy Guy, opening for blues-rock icon George Thorogood, or entertaining thrilled audiences in 23 countries and four continents.

www.jw-jones.com / @jwjonesblues

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Concert Night

Concert Night

Concert Night

October 30
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Farm Truck

8:00 pm Country Rock $5 cover

Farm Truck

Farm Truck

October 30 @ 8:00 pm
Genre: Country Rock
$5 cover

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KISStroyer Halloween Bash

8:00 pm $15 cover

KISStroyer Halloween Bash

KISStroyer Halloween Bash

October 31 @ 8:00 pm
Genre:
$15 cover

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Slim Man

6:00 pm Smooth Jazz $www.ticketmaster.com cover

Slim Man

Slim Man

November 9 @ 6:00 pm
Genre: Smooth Jazz
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SLIM MAN

Slim Man won Best Jazz Vocalist in 2024 at the Coachella Music Awards. Fifth  year in a row. Winner! Winner! Meatball dinner!

The Slim Man LIVE at Vicky’s double CD won ALBUM OF THE YEAR at the Coachella Music Awards in 2021.

And his new cookbook, Slim Man Cooks Volume 2, was just released in January 2022.

 So, how did Mr. Man get to this point?

 Here’s the skinny on Slim Man…

 Conceived on the Isle of Capri in Italy, he was born in Baltimore, Maryland.

 When he was 5 years old, Slim Man saw a movie with his dad. That film was The Five Pennies, and when Slim Boy saw Louis Armstrong play the trumpet and sing, he told his Dad, ”That’s what I want to do.”

 Slim Man studied trumpet for the next 9 years, and taught himself how to play piano and guitar. After studying piano, composition, and harmony at Peabody Institute in Baltimore, MD, Slim Man got signed as a songwriter to Motown Records. He’s had songs recorded by the Temptations, Angela Bofill, Carl Anderson, and others.

 Slim Man recorded a CD for Motown, which gave birth to his signature style–a unique blend of jazz, soul, and pop.

 Slim Man went on to form the band BootCamp, who had two of the first 100 videos ever played on MTV. Those videos catapulted BootCamp into a successful concert career, performing with The B-52s, Squeeze, Split Enz, Johnny Winter, and others.

 After BootCamp broke up, Slim Man organized and hosted a nationwide country music talent contest. It was during this contest that he got the nickname Slim Man. Slim’s big discovery during the contest was in Tulsa, Oklahoma, at a honkytonk called Tulsa City Limits.

 The guy who won the contest that night was Ronnie Dunn, who went on to win the national finals in Nashville, and later hooked up with Kix Brooks to form the multiple Grammy award-winning country music duo, Brooks and Dunn.

 After the Marlboro contest, Slim Man released his debut CD End of the Rainbow. This CD made many Top Ten lists for the year, and inspired JD Considine (Rolling Stone) to write…

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The Remedy

5:00 pm Classic Rock $5 cover

The Remedy

The Remedy

November 22 @ 5:00 pm
Genre: Classic Rock
$5 cover

Don’t miss this All-star band featuring Sam Castellanos, Steve Burgess, James East, Max Zape & Rick Crisostomo!

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Native Vibe

6:00 pm Smooth Jazz $Ticketmaster cover

Native Vibe

Native Vibe

November 23 @ 6:00 pm
Genre: Smooth Jazz
$Ticketmaster cover

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We are so excited to welcome back the legendary band, Native Vibe!

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