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Jesse and Noah Bellamy – Gig Alert! Nashvile

by Featured Guest April 9, 2013 8:35 pm

Jesse and Noah

Awesome! We had the pleasure of meeting Jesse and Noah in a hangout on air, a while back, and can’t wait to do it again!

This is going to be one heck of a show, thanks for sending it over, Kim!

Wednesday, April 17th
Jesse and Noah
Rich Mahan
Mad Donna’s 1313 Woodland Nashville, TN
9pm no cover

9PM Jesse and Noah
Another generation of Bellamy Boys making great music– They’ll be playing songs from their new album Driven Back

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For more information: http://www.jesseandnoah.com

“The rulebook is thrown out and the brothers deliver…With three Albums under their belts and the creativity for making great music pulsing through their veins, the Bellamy lads have shown they’re well and truly on their (own) way, and this album secures it. It’s an absolute gem–fans, both loyal and new-coming will love it.”–Maverick Magazine 4.5 stars out of 5

10PM Rich Mahan
Rich Mahan attracts legendary session players for a freewheeling Country-Rock album about love and liquor, delivering a saturday night record of love songs for The barstool impaired–catch songs from his new album, Blame Bobby Bare.

“Good songwriting seems to attract prominent session musicians like moths to a flame. The chemistry that develops can be magic. In the case of Rich Mahan’s Solo Debut; “Blame Bobby Bare” there is no shortage of magic…If you enjoy pure country with a twist of hemp – this just might be the best CD you pick up this year.”–Americana Gazette

BELL photo sepia copyIf you don’t know these guys, be sure to check out my review, “Jesse and Noah Drive Hard – Driven Back” and then get on out to the show!

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Kim Grant
http://KGMusicPress.com

Proudly representing: Ted Russell Kamp, Jesse and Noah(Bellamy), Susie Glaze and the HiLonesome Band, Rich Mahan, Grant Langston, New American Farmers, Dave Armo, Steven Casper & Cowboy Angst, Old Californio, The Grand Ole Echo

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