POSTPONED // NEW DATE TBD
Friday, April 10, 2020
7:00 pm Doors // 8:00 pm Music
$13 Advance // $18 At The Door — On sale 8:00 am Friday, February 21
All Ages
Ticket Purchases are Final and Non-Refundable
It’s a wild night of good old rock ‘n’ roll as The Bad Companions release their latest and most inventive album yet, Crazy Eights & Heartaches. Admission gets patrons $5 off this great new record.
The lads in Hot Pastrami! kick off the evening with the soulful and rockin' sounds of the iconic 60s go-go dance era — and surf-rockers Black Widows wrap up the night with a wild performance that must be seen to be believed!
The Bad Companions
Star of stage & screen, Al Subola (lead vocals, guitar) has previously sung and picked with rockabilly legends, the Vibro Champs, where he was the lead guitarist & primary songwriter. Bassist Bill Keefe is also a Vibro Champs vet and even had a brief stint with James Brown's drummer - Clyde Stubblefield. Hayden Grooms (drums) of the Hillions plays it straight and is always in the pocket. Dan Gaarder (vocals, guitar) of Roe Family Singers & Trailer Trash fame is a talented picker & singer and knows all the classic country songs that you don't! This stellar combo plays with flash and panache. Check ‘em out!
Black Widows is a punk surf-rock band from Minneapolis. The band was founded by guitarist Corinne Caouette and bassist Pamela Laizure. Drummer/ percussionist Kim Mancini has been holding down the throne since 2018. Black Widows’ storm of wily surf guitar and gritty girl-group harmonies ride the waves of easy, sleazy bass grooves and hip switchin,’ heavy hittin’ beats. The band has played on many stages throughout the US with notable bands like Shonen Knife, Bombino, and Messer Chups. They will be touring all summer throughout the US/Europe and are currently writing a full length record.
Hot Pastrami! is a band made up of veteran Minnesota musicians Kevin Martinson (lead vocals and guitar), Rick Ness (drums), Todd Throne (keyboards), and Steve Olson (bass guitar). The band plays many "forgotten favorites" from the past and a few originals. They are influenced by the fun, soulful, and rockin' music of the 50s/60s Go-Go dance era. If you like the golden age of dance music, you'll shake a tail feather with Hot Pastrami!