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WE’RE HANGING OUT @ 10 MILE WEDNESDAY – SUNDAY JUST ABOUT EVERY WEEK. COME SAY HI & CATCH A SHOW.
Todd Sheaffer (of Railroad Earth) & CORAL CREEK + Uptown Toodeloo
July 1 @ 7:00 PM
$20 – $40
Todd Sheaffer (of Railraod Earth) & CORAL CREEK + Uptown Toodeloo perform an evening of music by Railroad Earth, Chris Thompson and the Good Ole Grateful Dead. VIP Seating ($40) and GA ($20) available at: t.ly/nChtd
Doors 6:00 pm
Showtime 7:00 pm
– Coral Creek 7pm
– Todd Sheaffer 8pm
– Coral Creek w Todd – 9:15pm
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Esteemed songwriter, Todd Sheaffer, is guitarist and principal songwriter for the legendary jamgrass ensemble Railroad Earth and New Jersey roots rockers From Good Homes. A prolific songwriter, Sheaffer is revered by his fans and admired by his peers for his genius songcraft, his melodic guitar solos and the power and character of his voice. Todd’s audience spans three generations of avid music fans who readily hop on Todd-tour for a chance to hear their favorite songs.
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CORAL CREEK is a nationally acclaimed Colo-Caribbean Newgrass band featuring the original music of Chris Thompson. Inspired by the islands and the mountains alike, CORAL CREEK conjures a unique vibe, delivering big sounds and high-energy shows that appeal to audiences across the newgrass, rock and jamband spectrum. Drawing influence from legendary guitarists Jerry Garcia & Tony Rice, don’t be surprised when CORAL CREEK launches into a second line jam with tenor saxophone soaring over organ swells and a rolling banjo. Listen close and you might even hear some steel pan and coqie frogs. www.CORALCREEK.net
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CORAL CREEK is a nationally acclaimed Colo-Caribbean Newgrass band featuring the original music of Chris Thompson. Inspired by the islands and the mountains alike, CORAL CREEK conjures a unique vibe, delivering big sounds and high-energy shows that appeal to audiences across the newgrass, rock and jamband spectrum. Drawing influence from legendary guitarists Jerry Garcia & Tony Rice, don’t be surprised when CORAL CREEK launches into a second line jam with tenor saxophone soaring over organ swells and a rolling banjo. Listen close and you might even hear some steel pan and coqie frogs. www.CORALCREEK.net