WEST COAST BLUES SOCIETY Caravan of All Stars @ Downtown Joes |
The Bay Area Blues Society Caravan of All Stars is a powerhouse review put together to showcase some of the best blues and r’b musicians in the Bay Area. Put together by Ronnie Stewart of Vallejo, they have opened for and performed with such greats as Etta James, The Whispers, B.B. King, Booker T., Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, Chaka Khan, The O’Jays, Al Green, and Gladys Knight to name a few. Contact: Downtown Joe's
902 Main Street, Napa
707.258.2337 Cost:
No Cover!
All Jazzed Up! ~ Mike Greensill @ Silo's |
Join us for an evening of music history, storytelling, and friendship with nationally acclaimed pianist Mike Greensill who brings his brand of up close and personal performances to the Silo's stage.
Immerse yourself in The Great American Songbook with classic tunes ranging from Gershwin to Fitzgerald and everything in between; and walk away with a swing in your step and a clearer insight into the history of American Songwriting.
After graduating in 1972 from Leeds College of Music in England, Mike toured Europe and the Far East and lived in Hong Kong for 4 years before finally settling into his adopted home, San Francisco, in 1977. Well known in his role as musical director to acclaimed vocalist Wesla Whitfield with whom he has recorded twenty albums, Mike is also resident piano player on Sedge Thomson's weekly Public Radio show to the world, "West Coast Live" - more info at wcl.org. Mike can also be caught playing jazz with his trio in many a Bay Area saloon and jazz club.
Contact: Silo's Napa
530 Main Street, Napa
707.251.5833 Cost:
No Cover!
Tom Duarte @ Uva Trattoria |
Jazz, Latin, Flamenco!
Duarte's musical style is firmly based in traditional Latin music, while referencing elements of funk and jazz fusion. His playing remains beautiful and communicative throughout, reflecting a true sense of the gypsy spirit. In his solo acoustic playing, as well as in his searing electric solos, he plays with a passion that equally captivates the listener.
Contact: www.uvatrattoria.com
Uva Trattoria
1040 Clinton Street, Napa
707.255.6645 Cost:
No Cover!
Live Music: John Vicino @ Andaz Napa |
Stop by Andaz Napa tonight for acoustic music from John Vicino!
For those that haven't already experienced John. Here's a little information:
It was at age 16 when John decided to take his music publicly to the busy streets of downtown San Francisco. He quickly gained a following and began writing his story. John's musical style brings a unique twist to some known covers as wel as some of his own originals. His style is acoustic and beyond and he is at his best when people are sitting, having a cocktail and enjoying his music.
Contact: Andaz Napa
1450 First Street, Napa
707.255.5445 Cost:
No Cover! 21+
GEORGE PRESENTS: KARAOKE WITH CLASS in the Tap Room @ Downtown Joe's |
Karaoke with George from Karaoke with Class!
Unlike many other karaoke
venues, this is more of a show atmosphere with you becoming a part of
the show. Singers are asked to keep the show moving and pull their
own weight because the show MUST GO ON ! This ain't your grandmother's
karaoke.... We call it "Speed Karaoke" that excites
the soul which helps us avoid the dreaded "dead air" between
songs as much as humanly possible.
Get up and sing with
us or get out of the way because our guests come from far and wide to
sing, dance, and party. More karaoke songs per hour than any other place
on earth..
Here's some of what
you can expect :
All MP3 Karaoke selections
on computer for quick play.
Over 100,000
songs and growing.....click
here..
Names of the singers
in the rotation are on the big screen for your convenience.
Non-stop music and NO
DEAD AIR.
No Contests and less KJ talk...
Great 600Watt Sound System with
JBL speakers.
Extensive Show Lighting
and Special Effects.
Wireless mics and vocal effects.
No lude
or unruly behavior allowed to protect our customers.
Contact: Downtown Joe's
902 Main Street, Napa
707.258.2337 Cost:
No Cover!
Mike Annuzzi (Pop/Blues) @ Silos |
Mike Annuzzi is a Silicon Valley based singer/songwriter. With his pop/blues sound he displays his heartfelt songwriting talent at venues around the West Coast. Last summer, Mike was included at BottleRock Napa 2014 Music Festival along with headliners The Cure, Outkast, Eric Church and many more. He has also played The Mountain Winery in Saratoga with Los Lonely Boys.
Contact: Silo's Napa
530 Main Street, Napa
707.251.5833 Cost:
FREE
Wednesday Night Live – The Afrofunk Experience @ Historic Empress Theatre |
$3.00 Rum Drinks
Wednesday Night Live featuring The Afrofunk Experience. The Afrofunk Experience ” An ambrosial mix of musical interpretations influenced by the African diaspora, created in a collective and organic manner” Chunky rhythms mixed with tasty funk-to-metal guitar grooves and blazing horns is the deep soul sound of the Afrofunk Experience: Every night the band delivers home grown ORIGINAL BAY AREA FUNK,AFROBEAT, REGGAE, AND MORE. David James-guitar/vocals, Sandy House-vocals,percussion, Ken House-guitar, David Boyce-saxophones, Alan Williams-Trombone, vocals, Paul Oliphant-drum kit, Brandon Lee- percussion, Wendell Rand-Bass. Special pricing for college students of all ages (just show your student ID), huge member discounts and we will have $3.00 rum drinks all night long! Come join us for the “New” Wednesday Night Live music series. It will be well worth the price of admission!
Contact: Historic Empress Theatre
330 Virginia Street, Vallejo
707.552.2400 Cost:
Ticket Price: $15.00 General – College Student Discount – Empress Members: $5.00
The Gentlemen of Jazz @ Uva Trattoria |
The Gentlemen of Jazz, acoustic bassist Tom Shader and pianist Ross Gualco, perform elegant renditions of the "Great American Songbook" (Gershwin, Porter, Ellington, Jobim, etc.). Their extensive knowledge of the genre allows them to honor virtually any request while their musical virtuosity allows them to interpret these great classics with excitement and sensitivity.
Contact: Uva Trattoria
1040 Clinton Street, Napa
707.255.6645 Cost:
No cover
Uncorked At Oxbow |
Join Us and Uncork your talent! Local and visiting professional musicians & vocalists join us weekly to create a fun and festive evening of great award winning Ahnfeldt and Carducci Wines, and the best of popular and well known tunes. Guitars, keyboard, drums, mics on site or bring your own. Sign up to perform begins at 6pm. Come and get Uncorked With Us, "there's no place like Uncorked"! Contact: Uncorked at Oxbow
605 First Street, Napa
707.927.5864 Cost:
No Cover! 21+
Shelby Lanterman @ Downtown Joe's |
Inspired by artists ranging from Johnny Cash to Nirvana, Shelby’s songwriting style blends the angst and energy of 90’s alt-rock/grunge with the sensibility of Americana and roots rock.With a wealth of her own material and a group of carefully selected covers, Shelby’s high energy performances will remind you why you fell in love with rock & roll in the first place.
Contact: Downtown Joe's
902 Main Street, Napa
707.258.2337 Cost:
No Cover!
Weekly Live Music...
Bluegrass Jam @ The Pizza Hut. Led by The CA Bluegrass association president Pat Calhoun, starts at 7
Thursday Night Drumming Circle with Art Cavagnaro at Napa Glass
The Special Guests @ Downtown Joe's Brewery |
The Special Guests are one of The West Coast's busiest and most popular bands around. We perform Classic Rock, Dance, R&B and Blues Hits people just can't get enough of anywhere else.
"The Special Guests were absolutely fantastic! They played 2 Harvest Festival's for our school. They sounded great, had a good repertoire, and really pumped up the event."
Group Members
Kevin Daniel (Guitar and Vocals), Michelle Daniel (Vocals and Looks), Paul Staubus (Keyboards and Vocals), Tony Archimedes (Legendary Sax and Keys), Lowell Stephenson (Drums, Vocals and Vibe), John Gajan (Bass and Vocals)
Roem Baur @ Ca' Momi Osteria |
As seen on NBC's The Voice, Roem Baur is a unique singer, songwriter, and self-taught multi-instrumentalist who cites Freddie Mercury, John Lee Hooker, Roy Orbison, & choral singing among his influences. He possesses “a ridiculous vocal range and a troubadour’s soul,” (RSLBlog.com) a sound that is seemingly from another musical era than his own. A mix of pure tenor, groove, and “a voice that seems to burn with fire” (Examiner.com) his live shows thrill audiences and peers alike.
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Late night is happening at Ca’ Momi. Stop in at Ca' Momi Osteria in Downtown Napa Friday and Saturday nights this winter for live music from some of the Bay Area's best artists. Enjoy a late-night menu including hot from the oven certified Pizza Napoletana, cicchhetti, salads, piadine, all-natural cocktails, wines and organic house-made beer. 10 pm to Midnight Friday and Saturday nights.
Iris DeMent and Loudon Wainwright III @ Uptown Theatre |
Iris Dement - “The best singer I’ve ever heard.” – Merle Haggard
Beginning with her 1992 debut, ‘Infamous Angel,’ which was hailed as “an essential album of the 1990’s” by Rolling Stone, Iris DeMent released a series of stellar records that established her as “one of the finest singer-songwriters in America” according to The Guardian. The music earned her multiple Grammy nominations, as well as the respect of peers like John Prine, Steve Earle, and Emmylou Harris, who all invited her to collaborate. DeMent returned in 2012 with ‘Sing The Delta,’ which prompted NPR to call her “one of the great voices in contemporary popular music” and The Boston Globe to hail the collection as “a work of rare, unvarnished grace and power.” She released her latest album, “The Trackless Woods”, in 2015.
DeMent continues to tour extensively, singing the songs she loves: “My mom, who sang all the time, straight up to the end, said to me one day, not long before she died: “singin’ is prayin’. Even though I’m not religious in the way I was brought up to be, I understand what she meant. That’s what it feels like for me, too. We’re always linked to things bigger than ourselves but when I’m singing is when I most know that. It’s a good place to go…as often as possible!”
Loudon Wainwright III - “In my head, Loudon Wainwright is Bono.” – Judd Apatow, to Rolling Stone
“Mr. Wainwright has proved to be far and away the most candid diarist among the singer-songwriters who… brought confessional poetry into popular song… Mr. Wainwright wrings more human truth out of his contradiction than any other songwriter of his generation.” – The New York Times
Born in Chapel Hill, N.C. in 1946, Loudon Wainwright III came to fame when “Dead Skunk” became a Top 20 hit in 1972. He had studied acting at Carnegie-Mellon University, but dropped out to partake in the “Summer of Love” in San Francisco, and wrote his first song in 1968 (“Edgar,” about a lobsterman in Rhode Island). He was soon signed to Atlantic Records by Nesuhi Ertegun, and was lured by Clive Davis to Columbia Records, which released “Dead Skunk.” His songs have since been recorded by Bonnie Raitt, Johnny Cash, Earl Scruggs, Kate & Anna McGarrigle, his son Rufus Wainwright, and Mose Allison, among others. In 2011, they were commemorated by the comprehensive five-disc retrospective 40 Odd Years.
Haven’t Got the Blues (Yet)–or HGTB(Y), for short—is the 26th album in a long and illustrious career. It follows his acclaimed Older Than My Old Man Now album from 2012—“my death n’ decay opus,” as Wainwright calls it. In HGTB(Y) he broadens his scope with a 14-song, genre-bounding set (“eclectricity,” he calls it) dealing with varied subject matter including depression, drinking, senior citizenship, gun control, heartbreak, pet ownership and New York City’s arcane practice of alternate side-of-the-street parking.
Contact: Uptown Theatre Napa
1350 Third St., Napa
707.259.0123 Cost:
Cost: 40 - 65 Other Ages 12+ (under 16 with adult)
Comedy with Dr. Gonzo and Johnny Steele @ Empress Theatre |
Dr. Gonzo was based out of San Francisco. His comedy is a combination of standard observational humor and humorous songs, self-accompanied on electric guitar. The songs were generally parodies of popular tunes of the day. His musical sensibilities caught the attention of some of the popular musicians of the day, and he was soon performing on the same bills as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Los Lobos, and other straight musical acts. His most successful collaboration was with famed 80s rock group, Huey Lewis and the News. He performed in several of their popular music videos, and traveled with them as the warm-up act on their 1984-1985 world tour. With an inspired blend of lunacy that includes physical humor, impersonations, stylized caricatures of nightclub singers and his signature “man on the street” interviews. Emmy Award winner Johnny Steele is a comedian, some-time talk show host, writer, humorist, political satirist, acclaimed actor and all-around loud mouth commentator.
Contact: Historic Empress Theatre
330 Virginia Street, Vallejo
707.552.2400 Cost:
Ticket Price: $25 – Doors open at 7pm
Wild Janie Roberts @ Uva Trattoria |
Now back on the North Bay night club circuit, she has released her new album: “Born to Be Blue” a collection of Hot Jazz, Cool Blues, and Tender Ballads. The collaboration between arranger and pianist John Simon, along with bassist Tom Shader, and percussionist Kendrick Freeman make up the backdrop for Janie’s sound which can be gutsy, broad, and sassy to sweet and warm. You will love it!
Contact: www.uvatrattoria.com
Uva Trattoria
1040 Clinton Street, Napa
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No Cover!
Jack Pollard & Dan Daniels Party of 3 @ Uva Trattoria |
As an entertainer and a showman, Jack brings a lifetime of experience to the stage. His silky baritone and impeccable vocal interpretation brings to life a repertoire of songs which span decades of hits from the 30's to the 80's. His shows encompass; Jazz, Blues and R and B to bring you a varied palette of song with something to please everyone. During his career, Jack has shared the stage with B.B. King, Stevie Wonder and The Temptations.
Contact: Uva Trattoria
1040 Clinton Street, Napa
707.255.6645 Cost:
No Cover!
Ca' Momi Osteria hosts: The LoWatters |
Late night is happening at Ca’ Momi. Stop in at Ca' Momi Osteria in Downtown Napa Friday and Saturday nights this winter for live music from some of the Bay Area's best artists. Enjoy a late-night menu including hot from the oven certified Pizza Napoletana, cicchhetti, salads, piadine, all-natural cocktails, wines and organic house-made beer. 10 pm to Midnight Friday and Saturday nights.
Band Bio: Bolinas singer songwriting partners Ethan Okamura and Steve Trivelpiece, teaming up with Jason Loeks on acoustic bass and backing vocals make up this Northern California acoustic trio . The LoWatters sound ranges from the high lonesome twang to the low down dirty roots.
Big Head Blues Club @ Uptown Theatre Napa |
If you’re a fan of Muddy Waters and Bo Diddley, or even Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, and Rolling Stones, then you’ve heard the songs of Willie Dixon. This season, Big Head Todd and the Monsters will join forces with three second-generation blues stars, Mud Morganfield, Billy Branch and Ronnie Baker Brooks, to pay tribute to one of the pillars of modern blues, and one of the most influential songwriters of early rock and roll.
A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame legend, Dixon has been called the “poet laureate of the blues,” having written over 500 songs, including such immortal hits as “You Shook Me”, “You Can’t Judge a Book by the Cover”, “Wang Dang Doodle”, “Spoonful”, “Little Red Rooster,” “I Just Wanna Make Love to You,” “Hoochie Coochie Man,” and “Bring It On Home.” In addition to songwriting, Dixon was also an accomplished bass player, singer, and in 1937 won the Illinois State Golden Gloves Heavyweight Championship, later sparring with Joe Louis. Eventually, Dixon left boxing to sign with Chess Records and, along with Muddy Waters and Howlin’ Wolf, because a key
Big Head Todd and the Monsters are best known for their platinum-selling record Sister Sweetly, and from that record the hit song “Bittersweet,” but have also been fans of blues music since their first days together playing music in high school. In 1997 they recorded a song with John Lee Hooker for their album Beautiful World, but it was in 2011 that the band really delved into the blues with their first Big Head Blues Club project, 100 years of Robert Johnson, which featured guest appearances by BB King, Hubert Sumlin, Charlie Musselwhite, Honeyboy Edwards, and more. That album led to a limited number of tour dates under the Big Head Blues Club moniker that same year. “The Songs of Willie Dixon,” tribute is the next chapter in what seems to be becoming a new tradition for the band.
Joining the band for this tour will be three great blues singers with royal blood. Mud Morganfield is the eldest son of Muddy Waters and has been taking the world’s blues festivals by storm of late and recently released a Blues Music Award-winning album with Fabulous Thunderbirds frontman Kim Wilson. Billy Branch iIf you’re a fan of Muddy Waters and Bo Diddley, or even Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, and Rolling Stones, then you’ve heard the songs of Willie Dixon. This season, Big Head Todd and the Monsters will join forces with three second-generation blues stars, Mud Morganfield, Billy Branch and Ronnie Baker Brooks, to pay tribute to one of the pillars of modern blues, and one of the most influential songwriters of early rock and roll.
A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame legend, Dixon has been called the “poet laureate of the blues,” having written over 500 songs, including such immortal hits as “You Shook Me”, “You Can’t Judge a Book by the Cover”, “Wang Dang Doodle”, “Spoonful”, “Little Red Rooster,” “I Just Wanna Make Love to You,” “Hoochie Coochie Man,” and “Bring It On Home.” In addition to songwriting, Dixon was also an accomplished bass player, singer, and in 1937 won the Illinois State Golden Gloves Heavyweight Championship, later sparring with Joe Louis. Eventually, Dixon left boxing to sign with Chess Records and, along with Muddy Waters and Howlin’ Wolf, because a key
Big Head Todd and the Monsters are best known for their platinum-selling record Sister Sweetly, and from that record the hit song “Bittersweet,” but have also been fans of blues music since their first days together playing music in high school. In 1997 they recorded a song with John Lee Hooker for their album Beautiful World, but it was in 2011 that the band really delved into the blues with their first Big Head Blues Club project, 100 years of Robert Johnson, which featured guest appearances by BB King, Hubert Sumlin, Charlie Musselwhite, Honeyboy Edwards, and more. That album led to a limited number of tour dates under the Big Head Blues Club moniker that same year. “The Songs of Willie Dixon,” tribute is the next chapter in what seems to be becoming a new tradition for the band.
Joining the band for this tour will be three great blues singers with royal blood. Mud Morganfield is the eldest son of Muddy Waters and has been taking the world’s blues festivals by storm of late and recently released a Blues Music Award-winning album with Fabulous Thunderbirds frontman Kim Wilson. Billy Branch is a three-time Grammy Award nominee and played harmonica in Willie Dixon’s Chicago Blues All-Stars band. Ronnie Baker Brooks, son of Chicago blues master Lonnie Brooks, is an accomplished blues guitarist whose headlined at the 2013 Chicago Blues Festival and performed internationally at the Notodden Blues Festival in Norway.
Together, these three artists form the 2016 incarnation of the Big Head Blues Club, armed with their own blues material as well as an incredible playlist of songs from Willie Dixon, possibly the most prolific and accomplished songwriters in modern blues and rock n’ roll.s a three-time Grammy Award nominee and played harmonica in Willie Dixon’s Chicago Blues All-Stars band. Ronnie Baker Brooks, son of Chicago blues master Lonnie Brooks, is an accomplished blues guitarist whose headlined at the 2013 Chicago Blues Festival and performed internationally at the Notodden Blues Festival in Norway.
Together, these three artists form the 2016 incarnation of the Big Head Blues Club, armed with their own blues material as well as an incredible playlist of songs from Willie Dixon, possibly the most prolific and accomplished songwriters in modern blues and rock n’ roll.
HOUSE OF FLOYD – The Pink Floyd Concert Experience @ Historic Empress Theatre |
The S.F. Bay Area’s HOUSE OF FLOYD performs the music of Pink Floyd, and has gained a strong following for their unique ability to enthuse both the hard-core fans of the early adventurous Floyd and those who enjoy the songs and soundscapes that later brought them widespread appeal. They capture the essence of each of the various Pink Floyd eras from the formative Syd Barrett days, through the 70’s and the final post-Waters era. House of Floyd is a 7-piece band that includes 2 bookend multi-instrumentalists that double on saxophone, keyboards and guitar, and 2 excellent female background vocalists. House of Floyd has been performing in concert venues for over 11 years in the U.S. and abroad including a recent month long tour of India. In the Pink Floyd tradition, a HOUSE OF FLOYD concert incorporates sound effects, screen projection, moving lights & state of the art laser show. The set lists on any given night might be from an actual Pink Floyd concert, or a custom HOUSE OF FLOYD mix. You may even see a giant inflatable pig!
Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys - Two Shows! @ Silo's |
Two Shows: 7:00pm & 9:30pm! Big Sandy and his Fly-Rite Boys bring a brand of American music that has earned them an induction into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame, several national television appearances, guest spots on The Grand Ole Opry, and a slew of adoring fans. Contact: Silo's Napa
530 Main Street, Napa
707.251.5833 Cost:
7:00PM/9:30PM
Duo Gadjo @ Uva Trattoria |
New Orleans Jazz & French Cafe Music!
She was born in France. He was born in San Francisco. She listened to Piaf, Montant, and Trenet. He listened to Louis Armstrong and Muddy Waters. She is Isabelle Fontaine He is Jeff Magidson. Together they are known as Duo Gadjo. Their music celebrates the union of two cultures, largely inspired by the sounds of the 20's and 30's, when jazz was the thing and Paris was the place to be. They accompany themselves on guitars, revisiting the American songbook Gypsy style. They also pay tribute to the music of New Orleans featuring Jeff on slide guitar and Isabelle on Washboard. They perform as a duo, trio (add upright bass,) or a quartet (add violin, or accordeon). Jeff and Isabelle are members of the band The Hot Club Of San Francisco.
Contact: www.uvatrattoria.com
Uva Trattoria
1040 Clinton Street, Napa
707.255.6645 Cost:
No Cover!
DJ Night w/ Aurelio @ Downtown Joe's Napa |
Come get Down to Joe's and let your Hair swing!!! Contact: Downtown Joe's
902 Main Street, Napa
707.258.2337 Cost:
No Cover!
The Mick Fleetwood Blues Band @ Uptown Theatre |
Mick Fleetwood, the iconic co-founder of Fleetwood Mac, is celebrating his blues heritage with his new band, The Mick Fleetwood Blues Band. As well as their own material, the band pays tribute to the original Fleetwood Mac, the all-male blues band that started it all in 1967. Bringing together four stellar Blues and Rock musicians, Mick Fleetwood presents a live album which is as current as it is nostalgic.
At the front of the group is Rick Vito, veteran Bluesman and former Fleetwood Mac vocalist and lead guitarist. Rick adds his personal touch while staying true to the styling of early Fleetwood Mac front man Peter Green. “A lot of guys can play the licks but Rick has the tone and that’s so important in real blues,” says Mick Fleetwood. With Fleetwood anchoring the band on percussion, the “other half” of the rhythm section is Lenny Castellanos on bass. As Mick points out, “I’ve played with John McVie for 40 years, any bassist who plays with me has big shoes to fill.” Lenny does a great job filling those shoes while complimenting Mick’s unique and revered drum style. Mark Johnstone ties everything together on the keys and backup vocals, infusing a vibrant energy to the group. The band is led, of course, by the legendary Mick Fleetwood, providing a backbone with his unmistakable power-house percussion and persona. The band pays tribute to the Mac’s early days, when it drew heavily on American blues music and produced hits such as “Rattlesnake Shake,” “Albatross,” “Oh Well” and “Black Magic Woman” (which was later covered by Santana).
The group’s new album, BLUE AGAIN, was recorded live at the Sheldon Concert Hall in St. Louis, Missouri in February of 2008 and sees Fleetwood teaming up with guitarist and lead vocalist Rick Vito, bassist Lenny Castellanos and keyboardist Mark Johnstone. The immaculate recording gives the songs a vibrant, modern immediacy which transcends easy nostalgia. Says Mick: “Over my career I’ve been called a pop star and a rock star, yet in my inner heart, I will always be part bluesman. On my journey from blues to a life of rock ‘n’ roll, I’ve always remembered where I started.” BLUE AGAIN is both an original musical tour de force and a respectful tribute to Fleetwood Mac initiated by the sole member of the band to be in every incarnation from the beginning.
Opening for Mick Fleetwood Blues Band is local artist Jeffrey Halford. Contact: Uptown Theatre Napa
1350 Third St., Napa
707.259.0123 Cost:
65 - 105
Addicts Comedy Tour featuring Kurtis Matthews and Mark Lundholm @ Historic Empress Theatre |
The Addicts’ Comedy Tour is a new stand-up show about overcoming life challenges with laughter and strength. Drawing upon their shared friendship and experiences around often persistent addictions, nationally headlining and most in-demand recovery comedians Mark Lundholm and Kurtis Matthews finally tour together to share colorful stories about life, love, jail and rehab, and keep you laughing along the way. With over 50 years of stage experience and recovery between them, these seasoned performers have a lot to share and laugh about. Humor heals all wounds…eventually. Enjoy the deep laughs emanating from surviving life’s darkest moments in this funny, poignant stand up comedy show about the journey back to sanity. Don’t miss this amazing show!
Contact: Historic Empress Theatre
330 Virginia Street, Vallejo
707.552.2400 Cost:
General Ticket Price: $25 – Newcomers $20 – Doors open at 6pm
