Monday, October 15, 2007

Dig It.... Blues For The City


A cool new event,
Blues for the City
ä, will be held in downtown Phoenix on Saturday, October 20th and Sunday, October 21st. The Saturday block party will be held on Jackson Street just south of USAirways Arena, with the Sunday show taking place in the courtyard at Alice Cooperstown
101 E. Jackson Street, Phoenix, AZ. View Map
This event is "Help for its Kids" and will benefit Rosie's House, the Arizona School for the Arts, Young Sounds of Arizona and the Phoenix Youth Symphony.
Saturday's show, which will run from 11:00 am until 11:00 pm, will feature Kal David & the Real Deal, Diunna Greenleaf & Blue Mercy, Eddie Turner, Cold Shott and the Hurricane Horns with Jerry Lawson, Big Nick & the Gila Monsters, The Rocket 88s, The Chuck Hall Band, Jimmy Peyton's Midnite Blues, Sir Harrison & the Blues Kings, Honeyboy Dupree & the Smokehouse Players, and Nina Curri with Charles Bond.
Sunday's show, running from noon until 9:00 pm, will feature Zac Harmon, Hans Olson, Big Daddy D and the Dynamites, Lisa Otey & Diane van Deurzen, Scotty Spenner, Jim Glass Band, Mikel Lander, KC Blues Band, Soulcatcher, and The Top Cats.
Check the special PBS Blues for the City page for Schedule and Artist Bio’s.
Co-Producers:
· Phoenix Blues Society www.phoenixblues.org
· Alice CoopersTown www.alicecooperstown.com
· Independent Events www.ietickets.com

1 comment:

Mariah Fleming said...

This is going to be a fabulous event. Thanks for posting this, Bruce!

Rich Brydle and Cold Shott and the Hurricane Horns have been very involved in getting this event together. Kudos to them for an awesome accomplishment.

They played for the AMEHOF Induction Ceremony After Party at Cooperstown and blew the roof off the place. Just amazing. Jammed with Riopelle, Tubes and everyone you can imagine.

And the sound produced by Dune (pronounced Duh-neywas) for the event was STELLAR! No doubt the same will be true for this upcoming event. Well worth coming down to the Valley to see! If the sound sucks, the rest of it does too...and this guy is amazing.