Concert to Benefit Veterans in Honor of Memorial Day
Organization:
Swords to Plowshares and Party Corps' Music for Good
Category:
Music
Geographical Area:
San Francisco
Start
Date:
5/29/2013
End Date:
5/29/2013
Start Time:
7:30 PM
End Time:
11:00 PM
Event
Info:
Wed, May 29, Doors open at 7:30, Show begins at 8:00
Party Corps presents Music for Good Forum featuring Quinn DeVeaux and Benjamin Brown at Cafe du Nord on May 29. All proceeds will benefit Swords to Plowshares and its veterans programs.
Bay Area artists Quinn DeVeaux and Benjamin Brown bring their acclaimed musical talents to support Swords to Plowshares programs for veterans and bring attention to the plight of veterans here and throughout our country.
About the event: Doors 7:30 Show 8:00 $10 presale | $20 at the door Concert and conversation moderated by Party Corps Executive Director Leslie Monroe
About the artists:
Quinn DeVeaux has packed houses and astounded audiences in the bay area for years with his smooth and dirty spank you voice and cool melodic songwriting. First he started an early Chicago Blues band and then a New Orleans soul and gospel band. Both groups had audiences clamoring for more. Now he has combined it all in the Blue Beat Review a self-styled crossroads of his many musical roots. Quinn harnesses the likes of Ray Charles, John Hurt, Fats Domino and Bo Diddley. His songwriting is the classic influence made fresh. With all the style and subtlety of the great soul/blues singers of the earth bound golden days, his band keeps audiences in a state of joy.
Benjamin Brown Benjamin Brown is a singer/songwriter living in Oakland, CA. He is a self-taught guitarist who is mainly inspired by the musicians from the aspiring immersion of blues artists in the early part of the 20th Century. He's influenced by artists in the likes of Mississippi Fred McDowell, Howlin' Wolf, Blind Willie Johnson, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, The Doors and The Rolling Stones (to name a few). His lyrics suggest a sense of salvation, as he writes about triumphing a ruthless evil. However, his seemingly melancholy sound, when listened to closely, encourages an uplifting message. Benjamin Brown's new album "13? can be found here: benjaminbrown.bandcamp.com
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