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We finally get to go back to one of our favorite towns in North Carolina. It’s been a while since we played Beaufort and we have all been really looking forward to it. Join us tonight at Hannah’s Haus. Things will kick off around 10.
P.S. Thanks to Clara from Berryville for the very interesting picture.
We’re still bummed that out Local 506 show was canceled so for everybody who wanted to see us at Chapel Hill, come out to Ziggy’s in Winston-Salem. Show starts at 9.
The weather is looking pretty good this time!
After yesterday’s cancellation we are really itching to play. Tonight we will be joined by local trad jazz greats, The Low Down Sires! We will be playing at Jack of the Wood in Asheville, NC. Show starts at 10:30.
Tonight we play our first show ever in Boone, North Carolina at the Boone Saloon! Show starts at 10.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Rock and roll history was made last Wednesday at Broad Street Social Club in New Bern, NC! Hair literally flew at the end of the show as Dane Bootsy Schindler got his ears lowered, live and on stage, in the middle of one of his glorious set-closer solos, followed by another hapless victim from the audience! Only with the Dirty Bourbon River Show, friends…
So excited to be debuting in Chapel Hill this Saturday at the Local 506. Doors at 8:30, Corporate Fandango opens at nine, followed by yours truly around 10.
Wanna help spread the word? Here’s a facebook event you can send to all your Triangle buddies:
https://www.facebook.com/events/278045172297127
Hope to see you there!
~ Noah / DBRS
Gig tonight at the Nantahala Outdoor Center in Bryson City, NC. Show starts at 8.
Join us for our last North Carolina show on this tour – tonight – in Black Mountain at Pisgah Brewery – 8pm
Photos by Kim Newmoney
Our great friends Amy and Grey (the most badass bar owners on the Carolina coast and adult beverage aficionado extraordinaires), took the Dirty Bourbon River Show out for a day on the water aboard the Overworked & Underplayed.
We spent most of our time on a secluded island populated only by wild horses (introduced centuries ago by shipwrecked Spanish ships), sifting through millions of sun faded beached shells. The remainder of our time was spent sipping Bloody Marys and top shelf beer, while we listened to stories of local lore and the hardware store. All this after playing a wine & food festival, quite the first class weekend if I do say so myself.
– Charles
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