Taos Mesa Brewing ~ They’ve played the Grand Ole Opry more than twenty times….

View this email in your browser MAY 7-11Wednesday The Black Lillies Indie Roots Rock via Appalachia 7pm / 5 cover Thursday Happy Hour Open Mic Night 5-7 Fountain Psychedelic desert rock, multi-media, projections, aerial acrobats and stilt walkers. 8pm / 8 adv 10 door Friday Bingo for TISA 6-8pm / free Nosotros The award winning ensemble combines Latin rhythms with the elements of Flamenco, Jazz, Salsa, and Rock. 8pm / 7 cover Saturday Sean Healen Band New Mexico’s best kept secret 9pm/ 5 cover

 

Sunday 2-Step
Dance lessons 6pm
Hwy 38 Houndogs
music starts @ 7 / $5

5.07   Wednesday Night | 7pm | 5 cover THE BLACK LILLIES “With one foot planted firmly in Appalachian music culture and the other always expanding and evolving, The Black Lillies have created a unique sound embraced by fans old and young,” raves Vanity Fair – an apt description for a band that draws audiences as varied as indie rockers and traditional country music enthusiasts. Eschewing record labels, they’ve still managed to conquer the Billboard Top 200 charts, put three tracks in Country Music Television’s top 12, and win multiple Independent Music Awards. They’ve been invited to perform at the legendary Grand Ole Opry more than twenty times. Gentle Laurel Canyon folk, the honky-tonk heartache of classic country, winding jams and flat-out rock’n’roll. These songs will haunt your thoughts, rattling through your head like a crooked screen door slaps against its frame when a storm is coming.  5.08   Thursday Night | 8pm | 8 adv 10 door FOUNTAIN Psychedelic Desert Rock Experience Mike Corone on Electric Sitar; Electric Guitar; Electric Drums KC Tebbutt on Lyrics; Rhythm Guitar; Vocals; Sounds; Art Tim Romero on Saxophone Kent Kobakoff on Percussion Katherine Hardy on Keyboard Kimberly Webber on Vocals Melanie Redmond on Visual Projections Featuring DJ Masheen, Anela On Harp, Dance performance art by Cha Cha, Aerialists and Revolving Door Circus Performers

5.17   Saturday Night | 9:00pm | 7 cover Roots + Wires Presents… CEDRIC BURNSIDE Juke Joint Series Volume 11 Cedric Burnside is the grandson of North Mississippi blues legend R.L. Burnside also known as “Big Daddy”. Cedric was born and raised in Holly Springs, Mississippi. At the young age of 13, he began touring around the world playing drums with his grandfather. In 2010, Cedric collaborated with his younger brother, Cody Burnside, and his uncle, Garry Burnside, to create The Cedric Burnside Project. They created a new genre of music by infusing Mississippi Hill Country Blues, Funk, R&B and Soul that will keep your foot stomping all night long! Cedric has performed and Recorded With: R.L. Burnside, Burnside Exploration, Jimmy Buffett, T Model Ford, Bobby Rush, Honey Boy Edwards, North Mississippi Allstars, Galactic, Black Joe Lewis and the Honeybears, Widespread Panic, John Spencer Blues Explosion. Cedric also just won the 2013 Memphis Blues Award for Drummer of the Year. This is the third time Cedric has won this prestigious award.

CEDRIC BURNSIDE TICKETS!

THE RUMORS ARE TRUE!

LOS LOBOS
IS COMING TO TAOS MESA BREWING
AUGUST 2ND 2014
This will be a concert in our new outdoor amphitheater
sponsored by Taos Ski Valley to benefit…
The Adaptive Education Sports Program and the Not Forgotten Outreach Program.

Early Bird Tickets Available until June 1 – $25

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Lookin’ Sharp! Jayson and Max take TMB on the road to Las Cruces for a beer fest.

Then on May 18th in collaboration with Moby Dickens, we will be hosting a book signing and lecture from Patrick Dawson, author of Vintage Beer. In Vintage Beer, Patrick Dawson explores the new horizon of aging beers to develop rich flavor profiles. Patrick shows readers how to recognize brews that are suitable for aging and to identify specific flavor changes throughout the aging process. With information on building and enjoying an aged beer collection, Vintage Beer is the go-to guide for any beer enthusiast looking to explore this exciting trend. This event will be commemorated by tapping two of our very own Taos Mesa Brewing aged beers: an aged Big Brown and an aged IHOP.

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