Poor Man’s Whiskey Performing “Graceland” by Paul Simon
The Coffis Brothers
- When
- Sat Feb 7, 2015
- Where
- The Fillmore
- Time
- Doors 8:00 p.m. // Show 9:00 p.m.
- Cost
- $22.50
- Tags
- Music, Folk
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Poor Man’s Whiskey returns to the Fillmore, after their last sold out show, to perform a second set of a Nor Cal Bluegrass version of Paul Simon’s “Graceland” with very special guests TBA! PMW’s first set will be of original material. The Coffis Brothers from Santa Cruz will open the night! Poor Man’s Whiskey is at the forefront of the exponentially growing Northern California Bluegrass/Rock scene. With a decade of performing under their belt, they have grown their fan base to an international level. PMW has performed packed shows across the country and at festivals such as the Byron Bay Bluesfest (one of Australia’s largest and most well-known festivals), US festivals such as Kate Wolf, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, Phases of the Moon, and many others.Poor Man's Whiskey is known for their stellar repertoire of original material with bluegrass, rock, and even punk influences. In addition to their original material, for special shows, they will perform a set of covers of entire albums such as “Dark Side of the Moonshine” or select tracks from a band such as “A Special Tribute to the Allman Brothers Band”. Their renditions of these songs and albums are uniquely their own, with a Nor Cal high octane hootenanny style added to every performance. The Northern California outlaw musicians have a reputation for bringing high-energy live shows. The popularity of Poor Man’s Whiskey has been growing exponentially in the past five years, selling out venues across the country. PMW has released 6 studio albums and have a stunning repertoire of songs. Every night's shows is unique. Other notable festivals and shows: High Sierra Music Festival, Wakarusa Music Festival, Yonder Mountain Harvest Festival, Harmony Festival, Strawberry Music Festival, The Great American Music Hall, Dead on the Creek, 4 Peaks Music Festival, Joshua Tree Music Festival, The Summer Meltdown, Las Tortugas, Telluride Bluegrass Festival, and many more.POOR MAN’S WHISKEY IS:Josh Brough - Banjo, keyboards, harmonica, vocals
Jason Beard - Guitar,mandolin
Aspen Stevenson - Bass, vocals
George Smeltz - Drums, suitcase, vocals
Sean Lehe - GuitarTHE COFFIS BROTHERS
The Coffis Brothers & The Mountain Men are a rootsy rock n’ roll band born and raised in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Every bit as influential as their early surroundings, songwriters Jamie and Kellen Coffis’ blend of folk, blues, R&B and straight ahead rock are evidence of an upbringing spent listening to all of the right records from Tom Petty, Neil Young, and The Beatles.Released in February of this year, Wrong Side of The Road is The Coffis Brothers second full length album. Recorded at Gadgetbox Studios in Santa Cruz with engineer and producer, Andy Zenczak (Camper Van Beethoven’s Greg Lisher), the album features contributions from friends of the band like Jim Lewin (Great American Taxi, Todd Snider), Ryan Avellone (The Brothers Comatose) and jazz vocalist Tammi Brown (Stanley Jordan).Getting out and playing for fans both old and new has always been first and foremost for The Coffis Brothers. It was after all, these fans that funded Wrong Side of The Road on Kickstarter – pledging over 150% what the band needed. It’s not only concertgoers that are taking note either…“The Coffis Brothers & the Mountain Men have developed a sound that has an easy rock vibe that’s actually hip.” – San Francisco Chronicle“The Coffis Brothers mix a blend of folk, country and rock with the intensity of personal lyrics into a gritty and often tender harmony of sound… a show that delivers one part Avett Brothers and one part early Neil Young for a full night of dancing and fun.” – Santa Cruz Weekly Jamie and Kellen are joined by Kyle Poppen on lead guitar, Aidan Collins on bass and Henry Chadwick on drums. Their debut self titled full-length album was released in 2011 and was followed by 2012’s Waiting For You EP.
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