TONIGHT: Bluesday Tuesday with NMB featuring Dennis Gruenling
Feb 4, 2020
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Updated: May 5, 2020
This is the best blues bargain in town. Blues' favorite DJ Tom Marker hosts an evening (first Tuesday of the month) of blues music sponsored by Revolution Brewing and WDCB's Blues Time with Tom Marker. The band performs two sets and Tom will play blues selections before the show and during breaks.
When: Tuesday, February 4, 2020
Doors open at 6 pm; Show at 7 pm.
$10 admission at the door
Revolution Brewing beer specials $5 pints and $3 cans every Bluesday Tuesday.
Food availble for purchase beginning at 6 pm. See you there!
Ten bucks for two sets of Dennis Gruenling plus cheap Revolution pints? That's an easy yes. See you there! mov to mp3
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Love these Bluesday Tuesday sessions! Nick's guitar work paired with Dennis Gruenling’s absolute masterclass on the harmonica is pure magic. Was actually taking a quick break playing on minigame (love that it’s completely free and instant to play) when I came across this post. Can't wait to tune into the next stream!
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I love the idea of an evening dedicated to live blues music with a DJ setting the mood between sets. The combination of Tom Marker's selections and the band's two performances sounds like a great way to experience the genre. I would enjoy spending an evening listening to blues and discovering new songs along the way. Slope Rider offers a completely different kind of entertainment, but I can imagine playing it after a relaxing night of music. Events like this make it easy to appreciate the energy and community that live music can create.