NINE YEAR Anniversary
Friday, April 12th 2024 6:00 pm
On behalf of everyone at Blue Island Beer Co, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support over the past 9 years. We feel incredibly fortunate to have been embraced by such a wonderful community, and your patronage has been the cornerstone of our success. Here's to many more years of crafting memories and raising glasses together. Thank you for being a part of our journey.
We have a weekend of shows to celebrate with the Western Elstons kicking it off Friday! The Western Elstons are a harmonizing honky tonk supergroup featuring the tight two-part harmony of Scott Ligon and Casey McDonough (who play and sing together in countless projects including NRBQ and The Flat Five), Joel Paterson on guitar, and the always tasteful drumming of Alex Hall.
Saturday, Pat Reedy headlines an evening with our friends Wheels North and the talented duo of Anderlick and Church. Pat Reedy makes honest honky-tonk music for the modern world, mixing twang, blue-collar songwriting, working-class pride, and an unconventional backstory. In a city full of Hollywood cowboys and wannabe outlaws, Reedy is the real deal, more influenced by the artists who filled the airwaves during his childhood years — including Dwight Yoakam, Mark Chesnutt, and George Jones — than anything in today's mainstream.
We have a weekend of shows to celebrate with the Western Elstons kicking it off Friday! The Western Elstons are a harmonizing honky tonk supergroup featuring the tight two-part harmony of Scott Ligon and Casey McDonough (who play and sing together in countless projects including NRBQ and The Flat Five), Joel Paterson on guitar, and the always tasteful drumming of Alex Hall.
Saturday, Pat Reedy headlines an evening with our friends Wheels North and the talented duo of Anderlick and Church. Pat Reedy makes honest honky-tonk music for the modern world, mixing twang, blue-collar songwriting, working-class pride, and an unconventional backstory. In a city full of Hollywood cowboys and wannabe outlaws, Reedy is the real deal, more influenced by the artists who filled the airwaves during his childhood years — including Dwight Yoakam, Mark Chesnutt, and George Jones — than anything in today's mainstream.