It’s a good month to sing the blues.
Colin James kicked off a blues heavy week with a sold out show in Sunday, April 7.
The Slice hosts a blues jam on Tuesday April 9.
The Slice welcomes back Australian ex pat, Chicago based award winning blues musician Michael Charles on Thursday, April 18.
Veronica Raine hosts the Slice‘s open mic on Wednesday,
But this week, The Slice welcomes back another Australian guitar virtuoso , Daniel Champagne, April 12. The show is already sold out, as are most of the shows on Champagne’s latest tour.
Local country star Brayden King and special guest El Mule rock the Slice stage country style on Saturday, April 13. tickets for that show are $20.
As usual, the owl Acoustic lounge also has a some fun shows beginning with their open mic on Tuesday, April 9.
On Friday , April 12, get your ’70s on with the Decadent Phase joining Max Hopkins and the Minimums and on half of the Godamsels— Treaty 6 Territory based, award winning singer, songwriter, and producer Mallory Chipman.
Admission is by donation.
if you like indie rock, don’t miss Scenic Route to Alaska, who hit the Owl Acoustic Lounge stage, Saturday, April 13. Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door.
Theoretically Brewing has their weekly jam for hunger on Thursday, April 11.
The Lethbridge Folk Club open mic returns to McKillop United Church oN Friday, April 11 from 7-9 p.m.
Cal Toth and Anna McBryan bring back dueling pianos to Honkers Pub on Saturday, April 12 . Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 on the day of the show. The duo begin tickling those ivories at 7 p.m,.
Undefined return to Honkers Pub stage on Friday to host their open mic at 7 p.m.
There are plenty of laughs to be had at Good Times this week. Nico and Randy Webb host Pro Amateur night,Wednesday,April 10. Admission is five dollars.
Bonez Poley and Conner Christmas bring the Hilarious Adventure Comedy Tour to Good Times, April 11. Tickets are $19.95. The laughs begin at t 7 p.m.
And Marito Lopez returns to Good Times, April 12 and 13. Tickets are $19.95 for each show, which begin at 8 p.m.,
— By Richard Amery , L.A Beat Editor
