Voted BEST Live Music in Kansas City
VOTED BEST BLUES BAR IN KANSAS CITY for 3 YEARS RUNNING!

  
 
 Wed 5/14 The Iguanas ( New Orleans based Roots Rock Band )
with special guests Analee & the Lucky So and So's
7pm tickets $14 adv $18 dos
www.iguanas.com

  

Thurs  5/15 James McMurtry (Roots/Rock/Rock/Roots)
 

James McMurtry's upcoming CD to be reviewed in the
April issue of Elmore Magazine
Watch your mailbox for the April issue of Elmore Magazine
and Jim Hynes's rave review of James McMurtry's soon to be
released CD, "Just Us Kids"
with special guests the Dedringers
8:30 pm  $15 adv
www.myspace.com/thededringers
www.jamesmcmurtry.com
  

Fri 5/16  Hayseed Dixie (Bluegrass/Rock/Bluegrass)
Hillbilly Tribute To AC/DC
Breaking News: "Weapons of Grass Destruction" the new album from Hayseed Dixie
released April 9 in The UK and Europe and May 22 in the USA. The release kicks off
with a major-city UK tour with select European and US cities throughout April and May.
with special guest The Rumblejetts
9pm  tickets $16 adv $22 dos
www.rumblejetts.com
www.hayseed-dixie.com
  
  

 Sat 5/17 Dread Zeppelin (Reggae)
Dread Zeppelin is an American band best known for covering the songs of Led Zeppelin
 in a reggae style sung by an Elvis Presley impersonator named Tortelvis ...
with special guests The NU RIDDIM ALLSTARS
9pm  tickets $17 adv $25 dos
www.myspace.com/nuriddimallstars
www.dreadzeppelin.com
  

Sun   5/18   Rally For Life (Fight back against Cancer)
raffles will include $2500.00 landscaping gift certificate from Cripple Creek Rock Co.
a custom AR 15 rifle from Global Tacitical Supply Benelli 20 gauge Nova shotgun
from Denny's guns and a $1000.00 gift certificate Res-Q Services heating and Air conditioning
Bar B Q provided by Bichelmeyers Meats
live music by Miss Major & her Minor Mood Swings,
the Garrett Nordstrom Sitution,
AnnaLee & the Lucky So and So's, Brother Bagman,
 Off The Record & Billy Ebeling
3pm  $10


 Wed 5/21 Unknown Hinson (THE KING OF COUNTRY WESTERN TROUBADOURS )
This ain’t your "Three Stooges Knuckleheads", this is the "Road Rumble with the King" Knuckleheads. Be prepared to party.
Free cans of Whoop Ass to anyone singing along with the King. A show to tell your grandkids about. while you’re explaining the
tattoo of Unknown Hinson on your forehead.
Looking somewhat like Dracula's nasty little brother who spent some hard years drinking and working as a carnival barker for a second-rate freak show, Unknown Hinson translates that vibe to  his style of country and western-tinged psychobilly. Hailing from Charlotte, North Carolina, this red-necked crooner gained regional popularity with a self-produced television show in 1992 and soon was touring nationwide, wowing audiences with his outrageous and campy, white-trash persona and freewheeling, sleazy tone. Hinson’s most recent CD release,  “Target Practice”, melds weepy twang and searing guitar riffs and lyrics that speak of love-gone-bad and the dark side of the honky-tonk lifestyle.  Raucous, theatrical and over-the-top, Unknown Hinson isn’t just for the trailer park set anymore!
with special guest Miss Major & Her Minor Mood Swings
7:30pm  tickets $15 adv
www.myspace.com/unknownhinson
  



Thurs  5/22  The Asylum Street Spankers

 Founded thirteen years ago at a booze and hallucinogen-fueled party at the Dabbs Hotel along the river in Llano, Texas, the Asylum Street Spankers stand as one of America’s most distinctive groups.  Defiantly acoustic, fiercely independent and absurdly good, the Spankers have been led by founders Christina Marrs and Wammo from being a country-blues revival act playing happy hours in Austin, through nearly 40 musicians, endless touring and constant evolution to being an internationally reknowned underground institution. Fueled by an ethos born of their punk roots, Marrs and Wammo have built their lives around making unique music that surprises and entertains
7pm  $15 adv
www.myspace.com/asylumstreetspankers
  

 Thurs 5/22 Mountian Heart (contemporary bluegrass )
Mountain Heart may just be the closest a band can come to being a bluegrass dream team
without superstar names like Monroe, Bush, Scruggs or Stanley involved.
9:30 pm  tickets $15 adv
www.mountainheart.com
  


 Fri 5/23   The BelAirs  (Blue/Dance)
Best Dance Band Anywhere
9pm  tickets $8 adv $10 dos
www.belairs.com
  


Sat 5/24  The Tommy Castro Band (Blues)
PAINKILLER VOTED BLUESWAX ALBUM OF THE YEAR
The Blues is in good hands. When someone has the right intentions, with sincerity,
you can never go wrong. This is the person who has the voice, the sound, and the intentions,
to touch everybody's heart. Carlos Santana
 with The Insomniacs ( Blues / R&B / Roots Music )
The Insomnaics have been nominated for 6 Cascade Blues Association "Muddy Awards" for 2007 in the following catagories: Contemporary Blues Act, Traditional Blues Act, Male Vocalist, Bass, Drums, NW Recording
9pm tickets $16 adv
www.myspace.com/insomniacsblues
www.tommycastro.com
  

 Wed 5/28  Countrty Jamz / Open Mic
hosted by Off The Record
7:30pm No Cover

Thurs 5/29  Bombadil  (Folk / Rock / Lyrical )
"Through it all, they smile, sing, shout, improvise, exclaim and make one thing clear:
When Bombadil is at its best, which is almost always on a stage,
it can make any crowd—be it a soaked gaggle of high schoolers and parents
at an outdoor music festival or a smoking, drinking clutch in the burrito bar
of a mountainous college town—forget most everything else for about an hour."
8pm   $6 Cover at the door
www.bombadilmusic.com


  Fri 5/30  Paul Thorn (singer / songwriter/ poet)
Thorn has a lot about himself to tell. One would expect to hear great stories from a guy who boxed Roberto "Hands of Stone" Duran on national television, made chairs for a living, skydives for fun, had his first singing gig at age three, and who happens to be one of the South's finest songwriters. Paul Thorn doesn't disappoint.
9pm  $18 adv
www.paulthorn.com
  


 Sat 5/31  Webb Wilder (Roots/Rock/Blues)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfkB9WZWzzU&feature=related
9 pm  tickets $14 adv $18 dos
  

 Sun 6/1  Homemade Jamz Blues Band
Homemade Jamz’ Blues Band consist of 3 young siblings, the youngest blues band
to sign with a major record label (NorthernBlues Music). Ryan Perry 15 yrs old/lead guitar & vocal.
Kyle Perry 13 yrs old/bass player  and Taya Perry 9 yrs old/drummer.
8:30pm  $12 adv
www.homemadejamzband.com
  

Wed 6/4 the The Garrett Nordstrom Situation
7pm

 Wed  6/4  The Ginn Sisters
The Ginn Sisters are funnier than they look. Whether they are on Mountain Stage
or in a "biker bar" the formula is the same:
stun them with beautiful singing and then charm them with humor.
9pm  $10 adv
www.theginnsisters.com
  

 Thurs 6/5 Theodis Ealey (Blues/R & B)
Sometimes no matter how much great work an artist produces there's one piece that just bursts thru the stratosphere and impacts an audience to the point that artist and the work become irreducible in the minds of folks. For Mr. Theodis Ealey that piece is "Stand Up In It". A good ole Southern Soul song with a cheeky message that's become one of the biggest hits to come out of the famed "chitlin' circuit" in the modern era.
8:30 pm tickets $15 adv
www.myspace.com/theodisealey
  

 Fri 6/6  Sean Carney  (blues)
SEAN CARNEY BAND Sean brings a smoking guitar that explores the musical nuances of the blues.
He won 2007 International Blues Challenge & 2007 Albert King Award Winner for best guitar.
and Elizabeth Cook  (Roots)
 it’s a rare performer who will dare to take on the industry on her own hogs-and-kisses terms. But for the artist whom Nanci Griffith has called “this generation’s Loretta Lynn,” it takes a certain tenacity to meld smart attitude with classic tradition, the credibility of a life lived with genuine hillbilly passion, and the integrity to write an acclaimed cache of uncommonly cool songs. In other words, for Elizabeth Cook, it takes Balls, and having Balls is just the beginning.
KCKS Street Fest Kickoff night
8pm tickets $8 adv $10 dos
www.myspace.com/elizabethcook
www.myspace.com/seancarneyband
  

 Sat 6/7  Delta Moon (blues)
"Tom Gray and Mark Johnson are the rusty, banged up Cadillacs of the slide guitar, side by side
coughing up smoke and spitting backwoods dirt, but unswerving in their precision and singular style." 
Hittin' the Note
KCKS Street Fest Kickoff night
9pm  tickets $10 adv $12 dos
www.myspace.com/deltamoonrocks


 Thurs  6/12  Justin Townes Earle
With Justin Townes Earle’s pedigree come mixed blessings.
As the son of legendary singer/songwriter Steve Earle,
high expectations are the name of the game, and he’s shown
that he is up to the task on The Good Life, crafting stark portraits
and narrative tales with elements of blues, classic country and rock n’roll.
A modern-day troubadour, Earle blends genres seamlessly,
framing his songs in warm musical settings
and creating tunes that could easily be mistaken for classics.
7pm $12 adv
www.justintownesearle.com
  

 Thurs 6/12  Carrie Hassler & Hard Rain  (Bluegrass)
Although I’ve tried many types of music, I never found my true place until I sang my first bluegrass song.
I was thrilled with the sound, warmth, and just the feeling that bluegrass music gave me.
Keeping with my roots and my love for gospel music, this was a great opportunity
to keep doing a few wonderful bluegrass gospel songs in almost every show.
9pm  tickets $12 adv 
www.Carriehasslerandhardrain.com  
  

 Fri 6/13  The Bellamy Brothers (Country)
30 years later they are still going strong with hits like Let your love flow,
Do you love as good as you look, Old Hippie, Sugar Daddy,
If I said you had a beautiful body would you hold it against me,
I need more of you, Reggae Cowboy, Redneck Girl
and many many more
with special guest Off The Record
9pm  tickets $20 adv 
www.bellamybrothers.com
  

Sat 6/14   6th annual Guns & Hoses
Benefit  Motorcycle Ride
starts 11am at Lenexa Christian center 17500 W 87th street Lenexa KS 66219
11am tickets $25 per person includes Ride,T Shirt, Food, raffle ticket
after purchasing ride ticket email us your shirt size
this years proceeds will be split equally between
Jackie Malena wife of Joe Malena KCPD 
and Capt. Dave Cheney of the Gladstone Fire Dept.
both fighting cancer
  

 Sat 6/14  Shannon & the Rhythm Kings (blues)
with Skinny Jim and the Number 9 Blacktops
8:30 pm  $6 at the door

 Sunday 6/15 The Nace Brothers Annual Tribute
to the Great Johnny Nace (Country)
if you haven't seen this show YOU must see it now. catch the Nace Brothers
like you only see them once a year sing and playing thier Fathers Music
and what a great time to honor your Father also
it is Fathers Day
7pm  tickets $8 adv $10 dos
www.nacebros.com
  

 Thurs 6/19  Walt Wilkins and the Mystiqueros 
San Antonio-born Walt Wilkins has been called a genius, more than once,
and a writer the caliber of John Steinbeck and his voice as comfortable as a pair of old blue jeans,
and he is, and has, all of that. His crafting of story-songs, hard-edged vocals to sing them and
a plaintive guitar have made him a fixture of the Texas music scene (and Nashville before that).
He’s put his magical touch on recordings by new and veteran artists, too many to count.
Wilkins says this is the most fun he’s ever had playing music in a band in 30 years. He describes the music of The Mystiqueros (nicknamed mq5) as highly reminiscent of ’70s country rock from Texas and the West Coast and blues and soul that members grew up listening to and features high-quality songwriting and musicianship, rhythm, and vocal arrangements.
8:30 pm $12 adv $15 dos
www.myspace.com/mystiqueros
  


 Fri 6/20  Gina Sicilia (Blues & Soul)
"...unbelieveable voice... Her vocal chops and writing maturity certainly belies the fact that
she is a mere twenty-two years of age!! ...there will be inevitable comparisons to Etta James
and other great blues singers. But, Gina Sicilia's voice posessess such depth and breadth
that she may indeed one day be mentioned alongside the giants in the blues idiom."
                                                                                                                     -Music City Blues
9pm Tickets $10 adv
www.ginasicilia.com
  

 Sat 6/21 The Jeff & Vida Band
with special guest The Kasey Raush Trio
Sugar Maple Traditional Music Festival dances through the rain: New Orleans acoustic roots act Jeff & Vida,
with bass ace Jimmy Sutton rounding out the sound, were the "perfect band for this type of day," according to Bill Malone,
renowned country music historian and MC for Saturday's lineup. "You can tell it works," Malone said of the trio's appeal,
"when you get that many people out on the dance floor." 
9pm $6 at the door
www.jeffandvida.com
  

Sun 6/22  Ana Popovic (blues/Rock)
7pm tickets $12 adv $15 dos
www.anapopovic.com
  

Wed 6/25  Sunny Sweeney (Country)

— ABOUT.COM
with special guests Off The Record
7pm tickets $8
www.sunnysweeney.com
  

 Thurs 6/26 The Country Side of Lazy Lester
Back when blues was king and South Louisiana was the breeding ground for a blast of some of the most memorable American music ever recorded, at the heart of it was Lazy Lester. Those days are gone,
and so too are most of its luminaries. And yet Lester carries the tradition almost single-handedly around the world several times over each year. As a true living legend, his talents are as much in demand as ever
with Tater & the Gravy Train
8pm $10 adv
www.lazylester.net
  

 Fri 6/27 Tab Benoit (Blues)
GRAMMY Nominated Guitarist and Louisiana Wetlands Activist
Wins Contemporary Blues Male Artist of the Year
and B.B. King Entertainer of the Year Awards.
with very special guests  LAZY LESTER & Marquise Knox
8:30pm  $18 adv
www.tabbenoit.com
   

 Sat  6/28 Leon Russell (Rock)
Leon Russell is a music legend and perhaps the most accomplished and versatile musician
in the history of rock 'n roll. In his distinguished and unique 50 year career, he has played on,
arranged, written and/or produced some of the best records in popular music.
As a songwriter, Leon's songs have hit the charts across all genres and have been covered
by a diverse range of artists. Ray Charles recorded 'A Song For You', B.B. King had a hit with 'Hummingbird', The Carpenters with 'Superstar' and Joe Cocker with 'Delta Lady'. The Carpenter's cover of "Superstar", written by Leon and Bonnie Bramlett, went to #2 on the pop music charts. George Benson won the "Record of the Year" Grammy in 1976 for his cover of Leon's song, "This Masquerade", and it became the first song in music history to hit #1 on the jazz, pop and R&b charts. catch him live and still playing your favorites here at Knuckleheads
with very special guests 4 Fried Chickens & A Coke
9pm $20 adv $25 dos
www.leonrussell.com
    

  thurs  7/3  James Harman with the Tablerockers
Harman found the blues early in life, both on black radio and on the street corner: "Radio" Johnson, a local blind street singer who played slide guitar with a knife, was an early influence and collaborator. Harman's professional career began in 1962 after moving to Panama City, Fla. Soon after the move, he discovered like-minded friends, who invited him to black nightclubs to see such performers as Little Junior Parker, Jimmy Reed, Little Milton Campbell, Slim Harpo, Bobby Bland, O.V. Wright, B.B. King, Otis Redding, Solomon Burke, Joe Tex and James Carr. He began hanging out on a regular basis and was eventually asked to sit in by local house bands, becoming known as "that boy who sings like a man."
The Tablerockers are influenced by a variety of musical styles that include Delta blues, Chicago and Texas blues, R & B, soul, rock-a-billy, jazz, funk, rock 'n' roll and even country, all filtered through the Tablerockers' blues sensibilities. The result is a high-powered blues attack featuring the smokin' guitar and soulful vocals of Baby Jason Davis, and the tight grooves provided by Larry Boehmer on bass and David Watson on drums. Guitarist and vocalist, Baby Jason, toured for 10 years with his trio, "Baby Jason and the Spankers".
8:30pm  tickets $10 adv 
www.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=102477252
www.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=227621646
    

Fri 7/4  Anthony  Gomes (Blues/Southern Rock)
9pm tickets 15 adv
www.anthonygomes.com
  

Sat 7/5  Grayson Capps and the Stompknockers
I write songs which have the voice of dead prophets masquerading as town drunks screaming 'look at us we're pretty, too!' I've been playing guitar and singing for nearly twenty years now. I've played theaters, festivals, radio shows, t.v. shows, whiskey-beer crusted barrooms, living rooms, and camp fires. Some people call me a preacher others a poet, a singer, a guitar player, a landscaper,
but I am only an actor strutting and fretting across the stage. I still have to use a shovel. I still have to dig in the dirt. But,
I tell you what, I have a beautiful daughter named Sadie, a house on Music St., and my first solo record coming out in the spring.
Bobby and Fred are dead, but my father is alive and well in Alabama about to have a novel published. No one knows what tomorrow will bring, but songs are still sung by those who continue to sing.
9pm tickets 10 adv $13 dos
www.graysoncapps.com
  

Sun 7/6   Eric Sardinas
Eric's signature brand of Delta dynamite has been a long time in the making. At the incredible
early age of six, he already had his fingers on the fret board. Though born a lefty, he naturally
gravitated towards playing the guitar as a right-hander. Admittedly, this could be considered
a difficult approach, but it never slowed Sardinas down. In fact, it's actually been a major
contributing factor in the formation of his unique style and specialized technique.
8:30pm  tickets $15 adv
www.ericsardinas.com
  

Fri  7/11  Dale Watson (Country)
"...the kind of stuff country music legends are made of..." - Austin Chronicle
with special guest 1100 Springs
So in a land where country music & Bob Wills will always be king,
a little country band from the Big D, seasoned over the last ten years,
has arisen and proven themselves as one of the most influential artists
in a state far from short on talent. 
9pm  $15 adv
www.dalewatson.com
www.1100springs.com
  

 Fri 7/18 Carolyn Wonderland (Blues/Roots)
with special guest  Shannon & the Rhythm Kings
9pm  tickets $12 adv
read what they say about Carolyn
http://www.austinchronicle.com/gyrobase/Issue/story?oid=618724
www.carolynwonderland.com
  

Sat  7/19  Bobby Flores ( Great Western Swing band)
2007 Western Hall of Fame inductee,
2004 Western Swing Instrumentalist of the year
2004 Male artist of the year
9pm  $15 adv
special Vip package includes meet and greet, signed Cd and poster
reserved seating and special dinner  all for only $45 (limeted number)
www.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=107840191
  

Mon  7/21  Guy Forsyth (Blues / Folk Rock / Indie )
New Cd Release party
Guy is known today as a musician with gripping, powerful vocals as well as a master of numerous instruments.
He started his musical development first with singing, and began playing harmonica at 16. Shortly thereafter
he heard a very distinct and overwhelming sound on Kansas City radio that changed his life; it was Robert Johnson.
After that, he borrowed a guitar, fell in love and learned to tune it with his feet from a friend who had lost both his arms
in an accident. In college, he lasted a single semester at the University of Kansas, and then he found the music he had been seeking – gritty, organic folk and blues, “from a practical hands-on, gears, joints and joists level.”
And he struck out to learn it. Since then, he’s been awarded an Austin Music Award for Best Male Vocalist in 2005,
as well as numerous other AMA’s over the years in categories such as Blues and Best Miscellaneous Instrument Player
(singing saw), among others.
7pm  $8 adv
www.myspace.com/guyforsythband
  

Thurs 7/24  TheLaurie Morvan Band (Blues/ Rock)
5/2/08 - Laurie Morvan Band "Blues Artist on the Rise"
overall Winner The Blues Festival Guide chose the LMB out of 232 bands from all over the world!
8pm $7 at the door
www.lauriemorvan.com

Fri  7/25  Belairs and the Nace Brothers
2 of the best bands in missouri come togeather for one night of great music and dance
here at Knuckleheads on the big outside stage bring a extra pair of shoes
cause you will need them after you wear out the one's on your feet from dancing
9pm  $12 adv 
www.belairs.com
www.nacebros.com
  

Sat  7/28  Chubby Carrier (Rockin Zyedco)
Yes it Chubby time. so come on down and lets have a Chubby party
9pm  $15 adv
www.chubbycarrier.com
 
 
Sun  7/27  Robbie Fulks (Singer/Songwriter Rock/Counrty)
Fulks a nontraditional traditionalist -- Songwriter who built loyal following
with old-style country tunes won't limit his sound
6pm  $15 adv
www.robbiefulks.com
  

Sun  7/27  The Commander Cody Band

The repertoire stretched from old time rock and roll; 20 FLIGHT ROCK, red neck country; TRUCK DRIVIN' MAN, boogie-woogie; BEAT ME DADDY 8 TO THE BAR, Cajun; DIGGY LIGGY LO, swing/jazz; SMOKE, SMOKE, SMOKE THAT CIGARETTE, plus their self-penned party anthems; TOO MUCH FUN, I'M DOWN TO SEEDS AND STEMS AGAIN, and LOST IN THE OZONE. Basically, they represented the essence of American roots music.
Eventually, they signed to Paramount Records, and the twangy HOT ROD LINCOLN was a runaway hit, reaching the top ten in 1972. A few more tunes breached the top 40 as they hit the concert trail, playing the legendary Fillmore Auditorium, and finding themselves on bills with the Grateful Dead, The Doors, The Jefferson Airplane, Alice Cooper, Led Zeppelin and The Eagles. They also backed up legends Gene Vincent, Link Wray and John Lennon. Later, their 1974 album "Live From Deep in the Heart of Texas" was named as one of Rolling Stones 100 Greatest of all times!
As always, the old Commander Cody himself is behind the piano, leading the musical mayhem and controlled chaos, and sporting his legendary antics and ability to spark up even the toughest crowds.
8pm  $15 adv
www.commandercody.com
  

Thurs  7/31  Damon Fowler (Blues)
Born and raised in Brandon Florida just outside of Tampa, Damon first picked up the guitar at the age of 12.
After being shown a few chords, it was apparent that he was a natural. While his friends were listening
to the music flavor of the month, Damon was digging into the Blues, and was soon playing small clubs
in and around the Tampa Bay area. Years later with thousands of shows behind him, you've got one
of the most unique and seasoned acts on the national circuit.
www.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=33687725
8pm  $7 at the door 

  
 Fri 8/1  Country Joe McDonald 
An event at the end of the summer of 1969, the Woodstock Festival in upstate New York,
became a milestone that forever changed Joe's career and to a certain extent the direction it then took.
Country Joe and Fish were scheduled to play the festival. the rest is history.
come see Joe perform live at Knuckleheads
9pm tickets $20 adv
www.countryjoe.com
  

Sun 8/3  Led Kaapana (Legendary  Slack Key Guitar & Ukulele Master)
Led Kaapana is nearing his 40th year as a professional musician. His mastery of stringed instruments, particularly
slack key guitar, and extraordinary baritone and leo ki`eki`e (falsetto) voice have made him a musical legend.
His easy-going style and kolohe (rascal) charm have made him a favorite of audiences from Brussels to his birthplace
on the Big Island of Hawaii. Recognition by his peers earned Led Grammy nominations in 2006 and 2007.
featuring  Mike Kaawa
Mike Kaawa is an illuminating performer who has brightened some of Hawaii's
most popular stages and has captivated audiences with his enchanting stage presence and vocal abilities.
  With strong instrumentation and distinct vocal expression straight from his heart, Mike Kaawa
has created his own unique sound only few musicians have achieved.
8:30pm tickets $15 adv
  

 Fri 8/8  Billy Bob Thornton
with special guest the Boxmasters

BEAUTIFUL DOOR: THE FOURTH SOLO ALBUM FROM BILLY BOB THORNTON MUSICIAN/SONGWRITER
For Billy Bob Thornton, writing, recording and playing live music is something
he has done his entire life.
you've seen his fine acting skills in movies .
now come and catch the signer/songwriter skills of Billy Bob Thorton
10pm  tickets $18 adv
www.billybobmusic.com
   

  Fri 8/15  4th annual Boxcar of Blues
featuring Trampled Under Foot, Joe Moss & Nappy Brown
8:30pm tickets 15 adv
  

Sat  8/16  4th annual Boxcar of Blues
featuring Steam boat Willie & the Smoothi Kings
Mike Zito, the Billy Gibson Band & Nappy Brown
8:30pm tickets 15 adv


Thurs  8/21  Big Smith  (Hillbilly Jam Band)
9pm  $8 
www.bigsmithband.com
   

Sat  8/23  Black Oak Arkansas (Rock)
10pm  $15 adv 

   
Sat  9/6  Wanda Jackson (Queen of Rockabilly)
10 pm  $18 adv
www.wandajackson.com
   

Tues  9/9  Amy Rigby and Wreckless Eric( Indie)
8 pm  $12 
www.amyrigby.com
 

Thurs  9/11  The Amazing Rhythm Aces ( Roots)
The band who brought you Third Rate Romance, The End is Not in Sight (The Cowboy Tune),
and Amazing Grace (Used to Be Her Favorite Song). Featuring singer-songwriter extraordinaire
Russell Smith on electric/rhythm guitar, The "Fantastic Willie T." (Billy Earheart) on keyboards,
Kelvin Holly on lead guitar and backup vocals, Mark Horn on drums, and Lorne Rall on bass.
After 30 years the Grammy Award winning Aces are still sizzlin' hot!

8:30 pm  $15  adv 
www.theacesforreal.com