Fins Sunday Social for Disabled American Veterans - Chapter 44

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People of various states of mind, from the brave to the weird to the just plain drunk, gather at the Starboard in Dewey Beach, DE, to run with the Bull. Dressed in the traditional Pamplona white clothing and red bandanas (and the less traditional bikini tops, kilts, clown wigs, and whatever they feel like), the bull runners meet at the Starboard in the early morning hours (which run from 11 AM to 1:30 PM in Dewey) on the appointed day, where they enjoy beverages, loud music, and general pre-run festivities (like the meeting and greeting of the Bull, but mostly just beverages and loud music). At 2 PM, the Run officially begins.

Free Concert
Since September 2017, the video for "Top Down" has garnered over 860k views on YouTube. That same month, SiriusXM's country music station, The Highway, named Brown & Gray as a Highway Find Artist. Brown & Gray also performed a number of shows as part of The Highway Finds Tour: Fall 2017. In early 2018, CMT chose to select Brown & Gray as part of their CMT Discovery Artist program.

The band Nothin' But Trouble is actually no trouble at all. In fact, this band is so versatile and talented you never get bored or tired of seeing them play. If you have to put them in a category, they are an Americana original Blues band. Two lead guitar players Chris McAfee and Joey Fulkerson with a tight rhythm section Steve Taylor on Bass and Bruce Benson on drums. All four of the members sing and write their own music. The only way to describe them... They just flat out play and play very good!!!

Guitar-driven, Americana, original blues band sure to keep your feet moving. Come out and join us for a very special night of music at the Smyrna Opera House. NBT will be performing with the big band for this one! Special guest, Wes Lanich on Keyboard along with the Handcuffed Horn section! featuring Rob and David Kershner.

Doors open at 6:15pm. Bar available (cash and debit/credit accepted).

Tickets are $16 general admission, $14 for SOH members, senior citizens (65+), and $8 for children 12 and under. Tickets may be purchased online at https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3328117, by calling 302-653-4236, or at the SOH Box Office Tues.-Fri. 10am-3pm. Tickets will also be available for purchase at the door..

The Smyrna Opera House is supported, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. The Division promotes Delaware arts events on www.DelawareScene.com.

Doors open at 6:45pm

The Romford Drum & Trumpet Corps (RDTC) is a youth military style marching band, based in the London Borough of Havering (Romford, Essex) . As one of the oldest independent youth marching bands in the country, it has a proud history with performances throughout the UK, including marching displays, parades, carnivals and concerts. The bands music portfolio covers a wide breadth including military marches, film themes, popular music and brass classics, often featuring solos from some of the bands talented musicians across our brass, woodwind and percussion sections. In recent years the band has travelled further and performed in France, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Ireland, Gibraltar and the USA. This year, the band is celebrating its 60th Anniversary!

Visit http://www.rdtc.org/ for more information on the RDTC.

Tickets are $15 general admission, $13 for SOH members, senior citizens, and military, and $8 for children 12 and under. They can be purchased online at https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3384606, by calling 302-653-4236, at the SOH Box Office Tues.-Fri. 10am-3pm., or at the door if they are still available.

The Smyrna Opera House is supported, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. The Division promotes Delaware arts events on www.DelawareScene.com.

For nearly half a century, Roomful of Blues has been delivering its signature blend of swing, rock ?n? roll, jump, blues and R&B to euphoric audiences all over the world. In celebration of their 45th anniversary, Roomful of Blues is touring to support the release of their new live CD, 45 Live. For the recording, the band hosted a three-day party in March of 2013 at one of their favorite haunts, The Ocean Mist, in Matunuck, Rhode Island. They packed the club to capacity, playing to roaring ovations each night. The resulting album, 45 Live, is among Roomful of Blues? crowning achievements.

"Doing a live record is a natural for us. The best qualities of this band come out in a live setting. The audience reacts, people dance, and it gives us energy to play at our best," says Rich Lataille, the senior member of Roomful of Blues.

45 Live, produced by bandleader/guitarist Chris Vachon, features fourteen songs (over an hour of music) spanning the entirety of the band?s history. The tracks were carefully chosen by Vachon, who included some of the group?s best known originals, like Dressed Up To Get Messed Up, Turn It On, Turn It Up, and That?s Right!, as well as tunes the band had previously recorded or performed with blues giants Joe Turner (Crawdad Hole), Eddie ?Cleanhead? Vinson (Somebody?s Got To Go) and Earl King (It All Went Down The Drain)

For additional info see www.roomful.com

Big Show!!!!! ALL SYSTEMS GO is releasing a new CD. Come help the band celebrate with a night of live original music from ALL SYSTEMS GO plus special guest bands including ALL THIS HUXLEY, SWEEP ECHO and more TBA.
*** More details to be announced!
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ALL SYSTEMS GO is a rock band from Delran, NJ that was formed in July of 2016. This marked the first time that the four members had discussed original music since playing as a group in high school (2011-2013). In order to ensure the ability to continue to succeed musically, the group took their time in planning and rehearsing their first set-lists, and started fresh with completely new original songs written from the heart. September 27, 2016 marked their debut gig and the group?s first winter break consisted of 8 shows that were strictly timed performances at various open mics. After gaining a basic understanding of how the underground music scene worked, the band proceeded to play another 8 shows that summer, only this time being among the center of attention to the audiences.

After a year and a half of writing and performing, the band has 23 shows under their belt. They are currently working with David Snow, owner of Little Hipster Music in Los Angeles, CA to produce their debut album, ?Garden State Skies?. The record will be released in summer of 2018 and will include the 10 original songs which were heard in various venues since the band?s formation. With the release of their album and strong desire to play some kickass shows, 2018 will be a big year for All Systems Go.