In The Beantime Cafe

Grand Opening! Temperance Hotel - Ladysmith
2024-05-22 17:00 - 21:00 (America/Vancouver)
Tomorrow evening, (Wednesday, May 22nd) from 5 pm to 9 pm, please join us for the Grand Opening of the Temperance Hotel.
Location is 32 High Street in downtown Ladysmith, there will be hotel tours, a beer garden, food and prizes, as well as live music from Sunset Strip!
Come down and support your local businesses!

Shawna Caspi
2024-04-14 17:00 - 20:00 (America/Vancouver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Shawna Caspi, April 14th, 2024 . Tickets are $20/each. Venue open at 5pm for dinner service with beer and wine available. Tickets on sale at In the Beantime Café.

Homes for Nicaragua - Acoustic Fundraiser by Cory Friesenhan and Carl Schleppe
2019-12-07 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Cory Friesenhan and Carl Schleppe perform a live acoustic show. This show is a fundraiser for homes in Nicaragua.
Tickets $15
Dinner and show $35
Doors at 6pm
Show at 7pm

The DeafAids
2019-11-01 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
“The DeafAids” are an acoustic vocal Beatles tribute band that perform songs from the Beatlemania era. The DeafAids replicate the John, Paul, and George vocals as on the original recordings. Band members John Booth – (Lennon vocal and acoustic guitar) and Charlene Booth – (McCartney vocal and percussion) with Gary Atkinson – (Harrison vocal and acoustic guitar).
Doors at 6 pm show at 7 pm Tix $10 show or $30 show, dinner, dessert, and soft drink.
This will be a licensed event although all ages are welcome.

John Gogo
2019-04-12 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Western Canadian singer/songwriter John Gogo is from a large musical family in Nanaimo, on Vancouver Island. After a two year stint as a Chokerman in a logging camp, he began his professional musical career with two of his brothers in the progressive rock band Graphics, touring around BC and Alberta. In 1985 John switched gears and began playing his acoustic guitar in pubs, beer parlours and at folk festivals. He released his first album ‘Coal & Wood’ in 1990, with original songs about his family history in mining and logging. He followed it up in 1994 with ‘It Never Fails’, an album with more of a roots rock feel, which included the cover and regional hit ‘Baby Blue’, featuring a guitar solo by the song’s writer Bill Henderson (Chilliwack). More touring and TV appearances followed, from Victoria to Toronto, and his music videos (‘I Don’t Even Know Her’, ‘String of Pearls’ and the title track) enjoyed rotation on MuchMusic & CMT. The year 1997 saw the release of ‘Leave a Light On’, with the single and video ‘Brown Eyes’. The Victoria Times Colonist called John “one of the most talented singer/songwriters this area has ever produced” and the album “an atmospheric pop gem”, a sound achieved with the help of co-producers Wayne Lorenz (Daniel Lanois, Emylou Harris) and David Kershaw (Sarah McLachlan Band). In 2002 John began a side career, appearing in the Other Guys Theatre production ‘Moodyville Tales’. Next up was the 5 year run of ‘Good Timber – Songs and Stories of the Western Logger’, this time as co-creator as well as performer. John released his 4th studio album ‘One of These Days’ in 2010, and for the first time he was the sole producer and songwriter, while he continued to tour with ‘Good Timber’. His 2015 release ‘Coal & Wood (Revisited)’ is a return to his early ‘folk singer’ days, featuring 2 songs from the original album plus a handful of new originals about people, places and historical events of Canada’s western islands.

Doors at 6 pm show at 7 pm Tix $10 show or $30 show, dinner, dessert, and coffee or tea.
This is a licensed show but all ages are welcome to attend.

The DeafAids
2019-04-05 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
“The DeafAids” are an acoustic vocal Beatles tribute band that perform songs from the Beatlemania era. The DeafAids replicate the John, Paul, and George vocals as on the original recordings. Band members John Booth – (Lennon vocal and acoustic guitar) and Charlene Booth – (McCartney vocal and percussion) with Gary Atkinson – (Harrison vocal and acoustic guitar).
Doors at 6 pm show at 7 pm Tix $10 show or $30 show, dinner, dessert, and coffee or tea.
This is a licensed show but all ages are welcome to attend.

Emerald Specks
2019-03-30 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
No Sound will move you to want more of the solace and soulful musical grace that is Emerald Specks as she stands on her own, at last, and prepares to offer the world her own sound.

Doors at 6 pm show at 7 pm Tix $15 show or $35 show, dinner, dessert, and coffee or tea.
This is a licensed show but all ages are welcome to attend.

The DeafAids
2018-11-02 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
“The DeafAids” are an acoustic vocal Beatles tribute band that perform songs from the Beatlemania era. The DeafAids replicate the John, Paul, and George vocals as on the original recordings. Band members John Booth – (Lennon vocal and acoustic guitar) and Charlene Booth – (McCartney vocal and percussion) with Gary Atkinson – (Harrison vocal and acoustic guitar).
Doors at 6 pm for dinner, show at 7 pm.
Tix $10 for show and $30.00 for dinner, drink, dessert and show.

Mighty Speck Records Showcase
2018-09-21 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Join us for an evening of musical entertainment from the artists of British Columbia’s community record label, Might Speck Records. The entertainer will be announced soon!
Tix $10 for show or $30 for dinner, drink, dessert, and show. Doors open @ 6:00pm, show starts @ 7:00pm.
https://mightyspeckrecords.wordpress.com/

Sean Ashby
2018-07-14 19:00 (America/Denver) | Oyster Bay Cafe, 611 Oyster Bay Drive, Ladysmith, B.C., Canada
Chances are, if you’ve had a radio on today you’ve heard his guitar playing. As one of North America’s go-to guitarists, Sean Ashby has played and recorded with Sarah McLachlan, Delirium, Ginger (former Grapes Of Wrath),and many more. Ashby, is a singer /songwriter/guitarist/producer who released his debut album “Brass and Gold” on Black Sparrow/Universal in April of 2008.
Brass and Gold , Sean’s first solo outing after 10 years as leader of the award winning band Jack Tripper, was an eclectic record which showcased an impressive musical palette. The album received favorable reviews in important Canadian publications such as Exclaim magazine and the Vancouver Province, and received airplay on college radio and across the country on CBC radio.
McLachlan’s guitarist on the original Lilith Fair, as well as the Mirrorball and Afterglow albums , Ashby appeared with her on“Just Like You (Cats In The Cradle)” for D from Run DMC’s solo CD. Also with Sarah, he received two 4 x platinum US discs and one diamond Canadian disc for studio and live CD’s. He has appeared on the Grammy Awards twice, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno five times, SNL and David Letterman three times, as well as other major TV shows. Sean’s guitar playing has appeared on CD’s with sales in excess of 10 million copies worldwide… so far.
http://www.seanashby.com/

This show will be at the OYSTER BAY CAFE – 611 Oyster Bay Dr. Ladysmith, BC
Doors at 6 pm show at 7 pm
Tix $10 for show or $30.00 for dinner, drink, dessert and show.

The Freedom of Blues Celebration
2018-06-23 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Musical guests include Steven James, Emerald Specks, and Skellig!
Doors open at 6pm, Show at 7pm.
Tickets are $10 or $30 for dinner, drink, dessert and show.

The DeafAids
2018-04-06 18:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
“The DeafAids” are an acoustic vocal Beatles tribute band that perform songs from the Beatlemania era. The DeafAids replicate the John, Paul, and George vocals as on the original recordings. Band members John Booth – (Lennon vocal and acoustic guitar) and Charlene Booth – (McCartney vocal and percussion) with Gary Atkinson – (Harrison vocal and acoustic guitar).
Doors at 6 pm for dinner, show at 7 pm.
Tickets $10 for show or $25 for dinner, dessert, drink and show.

The DeafAids
2017-11-03 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
“The DeafAids” are an acoustic vocal Beatles tribute band that perform songs from the Beatlemania era. The DeafAids replicate the John, Paul, and George vocals as on the original recordings. Band members John Booth – (Lennon vocal and acoustic guitar) and Charlene Booth – (McCartney vocal and percussion) with Gary Atkinson – (Harrison vocal and acoustic guitar).
Doors at 6 pm show at 7 pm.
Tickets $10 for show or $25 for dinner, dessert, drink and show.

Mighty Speck Unit Tour 2017
2017-10-06 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Join us for an evening of musical variety from the artists of British Columbia’s community record label, Might Speck Records. Between 4 and 6 stellar performers at every showcase!
Tickets are $10. Doors open @ 6:00pm, show starts @ 7:00pm.
https://mightyspeckrecords.wordpress.com/

Sean Ashby
2017-08-12 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Denver) | Oyster Bay Cafe, 611 Oyster Bay Drive, Ladysmith, B.C., Canada
Chances are, if you’ve had a radio on today you’ve heard his guitar playing. As one of North America’s go-to guitarists, Sean Ashby has played and recorded with Sarah McLachlan, Delirium, Ginger (former Grapes Of Wrath),and many more. Ashby, is a singer /songwriter/guitarist/producer who released his debut album “Brass and Gold” on Black Sparrow/Universal in April of 2008.
Brass and Gold , Sean’s first solo outing after 10 years as leader of the award winning band Jack Tripper, was an eclectic record which showcased an impressive musical palette. The album received favorable reviews in important Canadian publications such as Exclaim magazine and the Vancouver Province, and received airplay on college radio and across the country on CBC radio.
McLachlan’s guitarist on the original Lilith Fair, as well as the Mirrorball and Afterglow albums , Ashby appeared with her on“Just Like You (Cats In The Cradle)” for D from Run DMC’s solo CD. Also with Sarah, he received two 4 x platinum US discs and one diamond Canadian disc for studio and live CD’s. He has appeared on the Grammy Awards twice, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno five times, SNL and David Letterman three times, as well as other major TV shows. Sean’s guitar playing has appeared on CD’s with sales in excess of 10 million copies worldwide… so far.
http://www.seanashby.com/

This show will be at our new cafe – OYSTER BAY CAFE – 611 Oyster Bay Dr. Ladysmith, BC
Doors at 6 pm show at 7 pm
Show $10 / Dinner/Dessert/Drink and show $25

The DeafAids
2017-05-12 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
“The DeafAids” are an acoustic vocal Beatles tribute band that perform songs from the Beatlemania era. The DeafAids replicate the John, Paul, and George vocals as on the original recordings. Band members John Booth – (Lennon vocal and acoustic guitar) and Charlene Booth – (McCartney vocal and percussion) with Gary Atkinson – (Harrison vocal and acoustic guitar).
Doors at 6 pm show at 7 pm.
Tickets $10 show or $25 dinner, dessert, drink and show.

Skellig Live at the Beantime Cafe!
2017-04-22 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Skellig was originally formed in South Africa, after Chris and Lisa moved to Cape Town in 1990. Returning to the UK in 1994, Skellig UK continued for several years, producing two CDs, ‘In Another Time’ and ‘Fragile’. In 2005 they decided to move to Canada. Fellow Ladysmither Mike joined in 2007, his son Will following a year later, and local axeman Dylan Wickham was added to the mix in 2011. In Canada, Skellig has produced the 2008 EP “Skellig” the 2012 Album “Kingdom Come” and the 2016 album, Happy In My Skin.
Apart from being competent musicians, Skellig is a true family band and therein lies our great strength. Our audience loves the fact that we are family. This brings a sense of connection with people, young and old. Our fans and fellow musicians are now our extended family here on the island. We support original music, enjoy playing some covers and organizing events for charity, but most of all we have fun!

Doors at 6 pm show at 7 pm.
Tickets $10 show or $25 dinner, dessert, drink and show.
www.skellig.ca

John Gogo live @ In the Beantime Café
2017-02-11 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Western Canadian singer/songwriter John Gogo is from a large musical family in Nanaimo, on Vancouver Island. After a two year stint as a Chokerman in a logging camp, he began his professional musical career with two of his brothers in the progressive rock band Graphics, touring around BC and Alberta. In 1985 John switched gears and began playing his acoustic guitar in pubs, beer parlours and at folk festivals. He released his first album ‘Coal & Wood’ in 1990, with original songs about his family history in mining and logging. He followed it up in 1994 with ‘It Never Fails’, an album with more of a roots rock feel, which included the cover and regional hit ‘Baby Blue’, featuring a guitar solo by the song’s writer Bill Henderson (Chilliwack). More touring and TV appearances followed, from Victoria to Toronto, and his music videos (‘I Don’t Even Know Her’, ‘String of Pearls’ and the title track) enjoyed rotation on MuchMusic & CMT. The year 1997 saw the release of ‘Leave a Light On’, with the single and video ‘Brown Eyes’. The Victoria Times Colonist called John “one of the most talented singer/songwriters this area has ever produced” and the album “an atmospheric pop gem”, a sound achieved with the help of co-producers Wayne Lorenz (Daniel Lanois, Emylou Harris) and David Kershaw (Sarah McLachlan Band). In 2002 John began a side career, appearing in the Other Guys Theatre production ‘Moodyville Tales’. Next up was the 5 year run of ‘Good Timber – Songs and Stories of the Western Logger’, this time as co-creator as well as performer. John released his 4th studio album ‘One of These Days’ in 2010, and for the first time he was the sole producer and songwriter, while he continued to tour with ‘Good Timber’. His 2015 release ‘Coal & Wood (Revisited)’ is a return to his early ‘folk singer’ days, featuring 2 songs from the original album plus a handful of new originals about people, places and historical events of Canada’s western islands.

Kendall Patrick and Jim Elder
2016-12-17 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Kendall Patrick is a Vancouver Island-based singer/songwriter who utilizes her abundant musical gifts to inspire and enlighten all those who hear her songs. She is firm in the conviction that her melodic musings should challenge preconceived notions and conventional thinking. Patrick’s songs deal with issues that are often personal – sometimes painfully so – as well as broader issues that are socially significant and relevant.
http://www.kendallpatrick.com/
Doors open at 6pm. Show starts at 7pm.

The DeafAids live @ In the Beantime Café
2016-11-04 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
“The DeafAids” are an acoustic vocal Beatles tribute band that perform songs from the Beatlemania era. The DeafAids replicate the John, Paul, and George vocals as on the original recordings. Band members John Booth – (Lennon vocal and acoustic guitar) and Charlene Booth – (McCartney vocal and percussion) with Gary Atkinson – (Harrison vocal and acoustic guitar).
Show tickets $10
Show plus dinner, drink, and dessert $25

San Felix live at in the Beantime Café
2016-10-22 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
San Felix is Ian Kopp, Brett Frankson, Mark Bell, and Nick Tassell. They are an enthusiastic group of young men writing music together in a garage in Saanich, BC. The garage is lined with egg cartons, and some of them are going moldy because the egg wasn’t cleaned off. San Felix sounds like that time when you ordered a water and the waiter put mint leaves in it, and you thought “I was not expecting these mint leaves but I still enjoy them”.
Show tickets $10
Show plus dinner, drink, and dessert $25

Mighty Speck Records Showcase
2016-09-09 19:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Mighty Speck Records showcases are always fun and eclectic events, and the amazingly supportive community in Ladysmith never fails to fill the room and bring their enthusiasm for live music. This show will feature SEVEN Mighty Speck Records artists:
Eleanore (alt/art rock)
Wickaninnish aka James Kasper (roots noir)
Brahma Blue (alt folk rock)
Simon deLaat Music (folk pop)
Braydon Bell (roots)
Skellig (fiddle-driven rock)
Terry Boyle Music (folk)
Doors @ 6:30pm. Show @ 7:00pm.
All ages. Admission: $10.

https://mightyspeckrecords.wordpress.com/

Skellig
2016-06-11 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Concert Release! On June 11, 2016 we will be having Skellig preform at the Beantime at their CD release party for their new CD ” Happy in my skin”, Tickets only $10.00 or Dinner and show for $25.00. Doors for dinner at 6 pm and show at 7 pm. If you haven’t seen this band you need to, upbeat Celtic rock at it’s finest, and local too
www.skellig.ca

Jeff Virtanen - Book Launch!
2016-06-04 15:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Jeff Virtanen will be launching his book – “The Other Side of the Clouds”.
Starting at 3PM, you can meet the author, enjoy a reading, and have your book signed. Free admission at In the Beantime Cafe.

Opening of Oyster Bay Cafe!
2016-05-20 07:00 (America/Denver) | Oyster Bay Cafe, 611 Oyster Bay Drive, Ladysmith, B.C., Canada
In the Beantime Cafe is opening a new location on the Ladysmith Maritime Society Docks called the Oyster Bay Cafe!
The Oyster Bay Cafe is located at 611 Oyster Bay Drive.
The hours are 7 AM to 2 PM, Fridays through Mondays.
You can view or download the new menu at the following link:
Oyster Bay Menu 2016

The Lion The Bear The Fox
2016-05-14 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
The Lion the Bear the Fox took over thirty years to find each other, but only thirty days for Christopher Arruda (the lion), Cory Woodward (the bear) and Ryan McMahon (the fox) to realize they were meant to join their voices as one. The Nanaimo Daily News calls the trio “a musical force of nature” to be reckoned with.“All three artists are known for the passion they bring to their performances and the honest songs they write,” says the Ladysmith Chronicle, and they have succeeded in creating gripping, dynamic songs while capturing a sincerity rarely heard this side of the 2000’s. Canadian broadcasting icon and noted wino Terry David Mulligan adds: “One of the joys of a life in radio and music is hearing new artists for the first time and knowing they’ll be around perhaps for a lifetime. And so…. I say with respect, If you get a chance..check out The Lion, The Bear and The Fox. A lot of talent on one stage.

Cuba in Transition
2016-05-07 18:00 - 20:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
David was born in London and followed his parents to South Africa in the 1960s. He completed a technical degree in photographic arts and sciences before working as a stills photographer on Athol Fugard’s Boesman and Lena. After the movie was completed David started on another movie that was halted by the South African Security Branch and he and the other British technicians were deported.
He returned to England and worked for many years as a freelance editorial photographer in Europe before becoming the Royal Ballet’s photographer for seven years. After leaving the ballet company he began to exhibit his photographs in Europe and then in New York at the 4th Street Photographic Gallery. His work is now held in the Museé national d’art moderne collection in Paris and he has exhibited in most of the major European capitals. David’s recent photographic exhibits include the Chemainus Theatre Festival and ArtSpring on Salt Spring Island, where he now lives. He is also an Equity theatre stage manager, lighting designer and author.
David will also be exhibiting these photographs at the Cowichan Theatre in Duncan in June, 2017 and at ArtSpring on Salt Spring Island in October 2017.

Cuba in Transition: The Artist’s Statement

“The socialist revolution has not failed in Cuba. It is a work in progress that we can all learn from and support. The country is going through another unique phase in its revolutionary cycle. The capitalist world, and the United States in particular, would have you believe that Cuba will soon fall again under its domination. And return to the hedonistic Mafiosi-run playground that it was before.
As the northern neighbour, Canada is dominated by US culture, and from across the Straits of Florida, Cuba is already feeling the return of that cultural imperialism. There are dramatic changes now in the look and feel of areas of downtown Havana as breaches appear in the economic embargo that the US introduced at the start of the Sixties.
It will be a tough fight to stop US dominance there, as it still is in Canada. The so-called restrictions on communication (such as internet controls on bandwidth that are as much of an economic necessity after the failure of a form of socialism in Venezuela as they are political in form) may be able to stem that tide. But the “improvements” that are impatiently being introduced in the name of progress may win out in the end.
That is why it is important to document the current realities and open up conversation so we can all learn and prepare to stand up against the looming capitalist invasion.
It is interesting to note that Cuba is in a unique position among non-capitalist countries. Even Vietnam and China, once enemies of the United States, are now accepted as US trading partners, but the US Congress is among those who still see Cuba as a socialist threat. The New York Times quoted Wayne Smith, a former top American diplomat to Cuba and a prominent critic of the embargo, as putting it this way: “Cuba seems to have the same effect on American administrations as the full moon has on werewolves.”
The Cuban revolution has not been defeated and its work is not yet over. These are dangerous times, though, and there is a strong need to challenge both the misconceptions and misinformation American media organizations spread.
I sincerely hope that by examining Cuban cultural traditions we can support the joy that pervades Cuban society and encourage the love and friendship that is part of everyday life there.”

David Baughan
May, 2016

The DeafAids
2016-03-11 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
“The DeafAids” are an acoustic vocal Beatles tribute band that perform songs from the Beatlemania era. The DeafAids replicate the John, Paul, and George vocals as on the original recordings. Band members John Booth – (Lennon vocal and acoustic guitar) and Charlene Booth – (McCartney vocal and percussion) with Gary Atkinson – (Harrison vocal and acoustic guitar).

Emerald Specks & Cara McCandless
2016-01-16 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Denver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
Playing since she was a small child, born to a musical family, her craft has been honed over the past 10 years while performing solo and collaborating with Vancouver Island artists/acts like Sid Johnson, Kendall Patrick (and the Headless Bettys), Ah, Venice, The Wild Romantics, Rob Wilkinson and more.
Her talent and loveliness are unmistakable when shining beside Kendall Patrick (one of Kendall’s “Headless Bettys”) as she tickles the ivories, strums an acoustic, plays percussion (often with her foot) and fills the room with the siren song strength of her voice.
This Ladysmith singer/songwriter, music teacher and martial artist has blended her musicianship, joviality and disciplined focus together to release her first EP.
“I am SO excited to have this album completed! Being able to share something of my own with people… it’s an incredible feeling… to see how all that dreaming, manifesting and creating has turned into something physical. I got to work with such incredible people during the recording process and then again working on the cover art with my friend Sean Sherstone. I’m so proud of what we all did together! I REALLY love it!
At the release shows I’m going to play songs from the album and then share some of the new material I’ve been writing over the last year as well. I’ve been SO enjoying the writing process and all the new songs that have come out of it. In fact, I love them all so much that I can’t decide which ones to put in the set so I’m going to let the audience pick for me…some by request (for those who’ve heard the new songs already) and others by random selection out of a jar… that seems like a fair and fun way to make a set list!” – ES
For more information, tickets and show details go to https://www.facebook.com/emeraldspecks
Doors open and dinner is served at 6:00pm and the show starts at 7:00pm! Come down to the Beantime to get your tickets now!

Glen Foster
2015-11-20 19:00 - 21:00 (America/Vancouver) | In The Beantime, 18 High Street, Ladysmith, BC, Canada
An accomplished multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter, Glen Foster lives on Vancouver Island BC and has been performing professionally for more than 30 years.
Glen is equally comfortable on stage with just his guitar, dobro and harmonica as he is playing electric lead guitar in an energetic rock and roll band.
Doors at 6pm show at 7 pm. Show $10.00 / Dinner, dessert, drink, and show $25.00
