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SUMMARY:Bluesdays: Terry Hanck
DESCRIPTION:Terry Hanck returns to Bluesdays in The Village at Palisades Tahoe. \nAn all-time Bluedays favorite\, saxophonist Terry Hanck’s appearance last year was smoked out by the Caldor Fire. He and his band will make their first Village appearance in four years on Tuesday\, July 12. \nHanck’s blues-based sound is flavored with early rock and roll — when the saxophone\, and not guitar\, was the featured instrument. A Chicago native\, Hanck was inspired by the blues at a 1962 B.B. King concert. \nHis blues has an early rock and roll sound\, and for good reason. He was around when the music began. \n“The first rock and roll I heard was Fats Domino and Little Richard\,” Hanck said. “Fats Domino never called it rock and roll. He called it rhythm and blues. \n“Early rock and roll is what influenced me. Jazz\, soul\, blues\, I really don’t separate it. Great tenor players from the bebop era could all really get down and play blues. I don’t think they thought\, ‘Now I am playing blues and now I am playing jazz.’ They are interrelated.” \nHanck has won three Blues Music Awards and 2019 album\, “I Still Get Excited\,” spent 10 months in the top 12 of the Classic Blues Roots Music Charts. It was Hanck’s fifth record was produced by Kid Andersen at Greaseland Studios. \nHanck’s West Coast band has had the same personnel for each Bluesdays show: Johnny “Cat” Soubrand plays a Fender Telecaster guitar\, Butch Cousins plays drums and the bassist is Tim Wagar. \nHanck lives in Florida\, but spends most of summers in California\, where he built a fan base from 1977-87 when he was in Elvin Bishop’s band during its heyday of hit songs. Before he accepted Bishop’s third offer to become a member of his touring band\, he performed on sessions for “Struttin’ My Stuff\,” which included Bishop’s greatest hit\, “Fooled Around and Fell in Love.” \nWhile Bishop ended up helping Thomas get a big break\, Hanck gets credit for bringing Chris “Kid” Andersen from Norway to Northern California. \nHanck\, whose wife is from Norway\, often plays shows during his visits there. Andersen played guitar in the house band for a venue that featured headlining blues players from the United States. \n“I was looking for a guitar player and all (Andersen’s) heroes were from California\, guys like Junior Watson\,” Hanck said. “I said\, ‘If you are serious\, let’s do it.’ He is such a talent\, it (moving to the U.S.) was going to happen sooner or later. The guy is a force of nature.”
URL:https://tahoeonstage.com/lake-tahoe-reno-event/bluesdays-terry-hanck-4/
LOCATION:The Village of Palisades Tahoe\, 1750 Village East Road\, Olympic Valley\, CA\, 96146
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SUMMARY:The Coffis Brothers
DESCRIPTION:The Coffis Brothers perform at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday\, July 12\, at the Alibi Ale Works – Truckee Public House.\nBio: “It’s all-American music\,” says The Coffis Brothers’ co-frontman\, Kellen\, about the band’s 2022 release\, Turn My Radio Up. “There’s rock\, blues\, acoustic folk\, and country in there. As music fans\, we go all the way back to the beginning — to pioneers like Buddy Holly and the Everly Brothers — but we also look to artists like the Eagles and Tom Petty for influence. That’s our playbook.”\nRecorded at producer Tim Bluhm’s home studio in Marin County and at 25th Street Recording in Oakland CA\, Turn My Radio Up is an album for car stereos\, hazy afternoons\, and long highways. Jangling guitar leads and front-porch folk songs share equal space with heartland rock anthems and campfire-worthy Americana ballads\, all dreamt into existence by a group of road warriors who wear their West Coast stripes proudly. This is honest\, heartfelt roots-rock with an emphasis on the roots.\nWith the aptly-titled Turn My Radio Up\, The Coffis Brothers salute the glory days of the FM dial while planting their flag firmly in the present. A loose\, limber album that showcases the full range of the band’s abilities\, the record bounces between full-throttle anthems like “Find Out the Hard Way” and acoustic folk songs like “Every Day.” Along the way\, the Californians make room for soulful\, piano-driven standouts (“It’s So Easy”)\, atmospheric Americana (“Feel This Free”)\, and tongue-in-cheek twang (“Ramona”)\, with brothers Jamie and Kellen Coffis trading vocal and songwriting duties throughout.\nJamie and Kellen Coffis were raised in the Santa Cruz Mountains of northern California. Their mother was a children’s musician who often recruited the boys to join her onstage\, instilling in them an appreciation for energetic\, catchy songs that focused on melody\, mood\, and message. “We learned how to sing three-part harmonies with Mom at a young age\,” remembers Jamie\, who later grew into an accomplished keyboardist as his brother sharpened his chops on guitar. When the two began writing songs together in 2007\, they found that their shared upbringing — including the music they’d heard on the radio airwaves as kids — had left a lasting mark on their artistic sensibilities.\n“We have always loved the radio\,” says Kellen. “You can listen to one station and hear something you’ve never heard anywhere else\, or you can listen to the classic rock station and hear music that hearkens back to yesteryear. Our music does both of those things\, too.”\nWith their 2011 debut\, The Coffis Brothers & the Mountain Men\, the siblings introduced their mix of the new and the nostalgic\, the contemporary and the classic. They began touring throughout Northern California\, joined by a lineup that soon coalesced around bassist Aidan Collins\, lead guitarist Kyle Poppen\, and drummer Cory Graves. Gig by gig\, the band’s audience grew. Santa Cruz Weekly described the Coffis Brothers’ energetic stage show as “one part Avett Brothers and one part early\,” with the San Francisco Chronicle praising the group’s “easy rock vibe that’s actually hip.” Meanwhile\, follow-up albums like Wrong Side of the Road and Roll With It helped broadcast the band’s sound well beyond California’s borders.\nWhen the Covid-19 pandemic brought The Coffis Brothers’ tour schedule to a temporary halt\, Jamie and Kellen continued to work with Tim Bluhm — the Bay Area legend (and longtime Mother Hips frontman) Tim Bluhm who had produced the group’s 2020 release\, In the Cuts — during a series of livestreams. “We’d go to Tim’s house\, learn his songs\, and back him up during those shows\,” Kellen remembers. “Other members of our band would sometimes join us\, and that’s how we all kept our chops up. It elevated our playing\, our writing\, and our singing.”\nThe brothers continued working on their own music\, too\, writing songs that blended the woodsy imagery of their native California with universal stories about love\, loss\, and the open road.\nWhen it came time to record those songs\, The Coffis Brothers relied on the skills they’d sharpened during those shows with Bluhm\, letting instinct and intuition lead the way. They didn’t want to overthink things. Instead\, the goal was simple: turn up\, press ‘record\,’ and let the songs evolve.
URL:https://tahoeonstage.com/lake-tahoe-reno-event/the-coffis-brothers-4/
LOCATION:Alibi Ale Works Incline Village\, 931 Tahoe Blvd.\, Incline Village\, Nevada\, 89451
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SUMMARY:Harveys Summer Concert: Kenny Chesney\, Carly Pearce
DESCRIPTION:Kenny Chesney (country) brings his rescheduled tour to Lake Tahoe on July 12-13\, 2022 with special guest Carly Pearce. 2020 tickets will be honored at the rescheduled dates. The show is sold out but some tickets typically become available at the venue the morning of the show. \nLake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harveys is an all ages venue. Everyone is required to have a ticket for both reserved and general admission shows and we discourage infants attending.  \nCaesars Entertainment management reserves the right to implement paid parking at any time\, including special events. The following items are prohibited: purses backpacks\, oversized bags\, coolers\, poles\, umbrellas\, sticks\, drones\, laser pointers\, weapons of any kind (including Concealed Carry Weapon) or projectiles\, unauthorized cameras with removable lenses\, monopods\, tripods\, selfie sticks\, metal framed bleacher chairs\, beach chairs\, metal containers and beverage containers larger than 17oz.
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LOCATION:Harveys Lake Tahoe\, 15 U.S. Highway 50\, Stateline\, NV\, 89449\, United States
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SUMMARY:Houndmouth
DESCRIPTION:On its Good For You Tour\, folk-rockers Houndmouth hits the Crystal Bay Casino on Tuesday\, July 12. Opener TBA. Cover: $25 (or $20 in advance).
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LOCATION:Crystal Bay Casino\, 14 State Highway 28\, Crystal Bay\, NV\, 89402\, United States
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