Old Rock House Presents:
Nick Gusman & The Coyotes: Album Release Party
All Ages
Friday, December 13
Doors: 7pm // Show: 8pm
$20
Nick Gusman
"Hello to the hard times, goodbye good times...
I'll see you 'round" is an excerpt from the title track on Nick Gusman's debut Folk/Americana record, "Dear Hard Times". Though desperation is heard on top of the songs blunt and honest lyrics, underneath there is a wave of confidence. Taking note of inspirational artists like Dylan and Prine, Nick's songs are chock-full of imagery, and storytelling. Dear Hard Times will be released late-2018. Nick Gusman is an STL native, playing mostly in South Saint Louis. A July 2018 tour brings Nick to the Northwest, taking him to Seattle and back.
I'll see you 'round" is an excerpt from the title track on Nick Gusman's debut Folk/Americana record, "Dear Hard Times". Though desperation is heard on top of the songs blunt and honest lyrics, underneath there is a wave of confidence. Taking note of inspirational artists like Dylan and Prine, Nick's songs are chock-full of imagery, and storytelling. Dear Hard Times will be released late-2018. Nick Gusman is an STL native, playing mostly in South Saint Louis. A July 2018 tour brings Nick to the Northwest, taking him to Seattle and back.
Al Holliday and The East Side Rhythm Band
St. Louis' own Al Holliday & The East Side Rhythm Band plays the soulful Rhythm and Blues - with a feeling! The name of this band pays tribute to the burning Rhythm and Blues music that has come from our beloved Metro-East. This band is deeply influenced by this music, along with classic Soul, and the music of New Orleans. They take all of these things, and do their very own, natural thing - consecrated with a tinge of musical "hip"-ness.
The East Side Rhythm Band is built on the rock-solid, foundation rhythm section of Neil Ghanti and Caleb Klinger. Rolling deep with a battery of Horn players - set this band up, and let them blow! Over the top of the whole thing, Al Holliday testifies, and there is not one jive bone in that man's body.
The East Side Rhythm Band is built on the rock-solid, foundation rhythm section of Neil Ghanti and Caleb Klinger. Rolling deep with a battery of Horn players - set this band up, and let them blow! Over the top of the whole thing, Al Holliday testifies, and there is not one jive bone in that man's body.
