Halfway to St. Patrick's Day at Old. St. Francis School
Bobby Bare, Jr. w/bass player Jordan Caress
Five Pint Mary
Tune Dawgs
Steve Allely
- Old St. Francis School |
- Saturday, September 17
- 1 p.m. |
- Free |
- All ages welcome
*** SCHEDULE ***
At the Hotel:
2 p.m. · Steve Allely · Irish pipes
4 p.m. · Tune Dawgs · Irish fiddleplay
At O'Kane's Square:
4 p.m. · Five Pint Mary · Celtic rock
7 p.m. · Bobby Bare, Jr. · Southern
rock trio
About Halfway to St. Patrick's Day at Old. St. Francis School
OK, we know, it's kind of a wacky idea – no one celebrates halfway to St. Valentine's Day, right? (Although, now that we think about it... nahhh...)
But, regardless, we love St. Patrick's Day and we love being halfway to it! So let's have some drinks, hear some music and have a full-on good time together. Because why not?
*** Halfway Specials (at all locations) ***
Irish Reuben $8.95
Hot corned beef & Swiss cheese sandwich with buttermilk coleslaw & sweet-hot mustard sauce on grilled rye bread
Soup of the Day: MacSleyne Irish Stew
Celtic Martini $5
Irish Whiskey, sugar, cream, & our own Iced Coffee
Wild Irish Rose $5
Irish Whiskey, fresh-squeezed lime, sugar, grenadine & topped with 7-Up
Irish Coffee $5
Irish Whiskey, fresh roasted coffee, a touch of sugar & fresh whipped cream
About Bobby Bare, Jr. w/bass player Jordan Caress
"What's most remarkable about Bare's songs is how effortlessly catchy they are...The only real curiosity about Bare's career to date is that he hasn't yet become a big name in modern rock--the kind of artist whose every album is awaited with the eager anticipation that greets the latest from Spoon or the Shins." -Nashville Scene
With a big-as-the-room persona, an ability to rock the doors off the most jaded of clubs, the heart to hold a room completely still with just his guitar, and a genius for arrangement, Bobby Bare, Jr. and his band of merry makers are one of the most unique bands around. They are adept at abandoning common sense in favor of laying themselves at the feet of a rambunctious, freewheeling, and unfettered and unhinged muse.
In the late '90s, Bare, Jr. fronted the boss hog rock band, Bare Jr. With their two records, Boo-tay and Brainwasher, they memorably rocked out on a Nirvana-on-Skynryd-not-Sabbath groove, more indebted to the homebrew than "The Other H." These days he keeps himself even busier by appearing on albums by indie rock heroes like the Silver Jews and Frank Black and My Morning Jacket.
Few musicians can combine humor, pain, and anger in such an effortlessly well-crafted manner. If encountered in public, beware: Bobby is a big, gregarious, good-natured fellow who will giddily talk music (from the Smiths to Roger Miller to Metallica to Dolly Parton-sometimes in one breath) until the bartender is tossing you both out.
"Bare works the audience like a carnival barker who also happens to write tender, honest songs that move the room to awed silence. Do not miss the opportunity to catch the healing power of this band live, who will put a smile on your face and drink one with you after the show." -Upstate Link
- website:
- http://www.bobbybarejr.com/
- MySpace:
- http://www.myspace.com/bobbybarejr
