EVERY THURSDAY TRIVIA!
-Teams up to 6 allowed -$25 Booze Bucks Prize -No visible phones during game play -Single players allowed (no team) -7pm sharp start time -Host calls rules before start time (Ryan Burgess will be the full time host with occasional guest appearances)
EVERY THURSDAY TRIVIA!
-Teams up to 6 allowed -$25 Booze Bucks Prize -No visible phones during game play -Single players allowed (no team) -7pm sharp start time -Host calls rules before start time (Ryan Burgess will be the full time host with occasional guest appearances)
David Childers 8pm-10:30pm!!!
$5 Cover to get into the venue/ backroom.
MOUNT HOLLY, North Carolina — Singer-songwriter David Childers is the proverbial study in contradictions. A resident of Mount Holly, North Carolina, he’s a former high-school football player with the aw-shucks demeanor of a good ol’ Southern boy. But he’s also a well-read poet and painter who cites Chaucer and Kerouac as influences, fell in love with folk as a teen, listens to jazz and opera, and fed his family by practicing law before turning in his license to concentrate on his creative passions.
The legal profession’s loss is certainly the music world’s gain. Childers’ new album, Run Skeleton Run, releasing May 5, 2017 on Ramseur Records, is filled with the kinds of songs that have made him a favorite of fans and fellow artists including neighbors the Avett Brothers. Scott Avett contributes to four tracks, and Avetts bassist Bob Crawford co-executive-produced the effort with label head Dolph Ramseur. (Crawford and Childers, both history buffs, have recorded and performed together in the Overmountain Men).
In fact, it was Crawford who kickstarted this album, Childers’ sixth solo effort, by suggesting he reunite with Don Dixon (R.E.M., the Smithereens), who’d produced Crawford’s favorite Childers album, Room 23 (done with his band the Modern Don Juans). Crawford also suggested tracking at Mitch Easter’s Fidelitorium Recordings.
Live music w/ Laura Thurston Saturday March 30th!!!